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EAR TRAINING · IN YOUR BROWSER

The drills your teacher wishes you'd do at home

Hear a chord, name it. See a note, sing it. Fourteen focused drills on triads, seventh chords, singing and note reading — the practice that usually only happens in the lesson room.

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Fourteen drills — and the details other apps leave out

TRIADS · FIVE DRILLS
Four real voicings, not one
Three notes closed, three notes open, four notes closed, four notes open. A chord spread across two hands does not sound like a chord squeezed into one, and you have to train both. Major, minor, augmented and diminished, in every inversion.
3 closed
3 open
4 closed
4 open
SEVENTH CHORDS · FOUR DRILLS
All at once, or bass first
Hearing four notes land together is one skill. Hearing the bass walk in and the chord arrive on top of it is another — and it is the one that actually happens in music. Both are drills here, plus open spacing with the middle voice lifted an octave.
Block
Bass first
Open spacing
SINGING · THREE DRILLS
Sing the extension, not just the triad
A chord plays, and you are asked for one note above it — anything from the root to a ♭13. You sing it, then the piano answers so you know whether you were right. Most apps stop at the fifth; the hard, useful intervals are the ones past it.
Root
3
5
7
Maj7
9
11
♯11
♭13
13
NOTE READING · THREE DRILLS
Out loud, in time — not one note at a time
Other apps show you a note and wait for you to tap it. Real reading does not wait. Here the metronome runs and you say the notes aloud as they come, or read a staff that scrolls past at tempo — the way music actually arrives.
Treble
Bass
Grand staff
Any tempo
Twelve of the fourteen drills are free to use today.
PRICING

Free is genuinely useful. Pro is everything.

FREE
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Twelve of the fourteen drills
Quality, root-or-inversion and inversion drills in full
Major and minor triads · the four core seventh chords
Say the notes in time and Learn by heart, unrestricted
Reading as they pass — treble clef, C4–G4, up to 80 bpm
Sampled grand piano, session stats, streaks
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Per year. Cancel whenever.
All fourteen drills, including the seventh-chord singing drills
Every chord quality — augmented, diminished, sus, altered sevenths
Open and wide voicings, not just close position
Arpeggiated and bass-first playback
Any chord tone on top, not only root, 3rd and 5th
All clefs, the full range, and any tempo you can handle

Five minutes a day is enough to change how you hear.