Exercises
Train your ear, note reading and theory – right in your browser, free and with no sign-up. Pick a module and get going; your progress is saved locally in your browser.
Ear training
Interval Ear Training
Hear two notes and identify the interval – ascending, descending or together.
Practise →Identify Chords
Hear a triad or seventh chord and name its quality.
Practise →Identify Scales
Hear a scale ascending and identify its type – major, minor or mode.
Practise →Melodic Dictation
Hear a short melody and play it back on the keyboard.
Practise →Tuning & Cents
Tune a detuned note to pitch with the cents slider – with real audio.
Practise →Note reading
Note Reading
A note appears on the treble staff – pick its name.
Practise →Key Signatures
Read the accidentals in the key signature and name the major key.
Practise →Notes on the Fretboard
Find the requested note on the guitar fretboard (standard tuning).
Practise →Build Chords
Build the requested chord on the keyboard.
Practise →Why practise?
Music theory isn't learned by reading alone, but through short, regular practice. A few minutes a day sharpen your ear and reinforce what you read on the learning pages. Every module is deliberately small: hear or see, answer, get instant feedback – and on to the next.