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Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Play musical games and compete globally
Practice music theory with multiple choice questions and call and response exercises. Identify musical elements and concepts. Compete against players globally. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.
Pascal Weiss
Tune, identify, and master notes
Practice ear with exercises on intervals, chords, scales, and melodies. Select intervals within two octaves and activate backing chords for practice. Identify and repeat musical notes and patterns to improve listening skills.
Matthew Schaefer
Practice notes and recognize clefs
Musical notes and clef identification with interactive exercises. Practice reading treble, bass, and other clefs. Track progress with quizzes and feedback. Sync lessons across devices for continuous learning.
Philipp Straub
Review with spaced repetition
Learn through targeted repetition and active recall. Use adaptive spaced repetition to adjust review intervals based on memory performance. Practice with multiple-choice quizzes and other modes to reinforce knowledge.
grace lee
Play notes, track progress, practice sight reading
Practice sight reading with real or virtual instruments. Access timed game drills for instrument training. Use MIDI with headphones or a keyboard. Includes free landmark notes tutorials and mini-drills. Upgrade for advanced sight reading features.
Roman Sevastyanov
Create progressions and send MIDI data
Create and edit progressions with inversions, sus2, sus4, 7th, and 9th chords. Play chords as piano or synth or send MIDI to macOS. Use phone as MIDI keyboard for macOS. Practice reading musical notation.
Blazing Apps Ltd
Practice ear training and sight reading
Practice ear training, sight reading, and music theory exercises. Set musical goals and track progress with detailed statistics. Focus on specific areas like intervals, chords, and rhythm. Challenge weak areas and invite friends to practice together.
Taihu County Tianxiang Education Technology Co., Ltd.
Practice tests, learn , track progress
Take full-length simulated tests to practice exam formats. Review vocabulary, grammar, and listening exercises. Track progress with detailed performance analytics. Access study guides and practice questions tailored for HSK and PSC exams.
Pascal Weiss
Tune, identify, and master notes
Train musical ear with interval recognition exercises. Select within two octaves and play them ascending, descending, or together. Activate backing chords to hear harmonically.
Luli Languages LLC
With lessons and quizzes
Japanese with lessons covering On and Kun readings, JLPT levels, and quiz-style practice. Translate between English and Japanese. Review past lessons and listen to audio pronunciations without needing network access.
Luli Languages LLC
Japanese with writing, vocabulary, and quizzes
Japanese with writing lessons covering and Katakana. Study vocabulary and grammar through structured lessons. Take spaced repetition quizzes for review. Practice translation between English and Japanese. Listen to audio for pronunciation.
新玲 张
Learn notes, read , and train ears
Learn notes, key signatures, and intervals through interactive exercises. Practice ear training with pitch matching and interval identification. Track progress with detailed reports and customize sessions for individual learning needs.
John Nastos
Train ears with interval recognition exercises
Train musical ear with 50+ customizable exercises for interval and chord recognition. Practice with adjustable settings and a large chord library. Track progress and repeat exercises for improvement.
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Sing and tune with real-time feedback
Helps users improve musical ear through exercises that evaluate pitch and intervals. It includes an on-screen tuner, detailed pitch graphs, and modes for listening and testing.
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