Race your ear-training reflexes

A single tone plays. Match it to its note name — classic ear-training for pitch recognition.

A written note appears on the treble staff. Name it from sight — no audio required unless you enable a cue.

Two tones play in sequence. Identify the interval between them by ear.

Two written notes appear on the staff. Name the harmonic interval from sight.

Three notes sound together as a block chord. Identify whether it is major, minor, diminished, or augmented.

Identify major keys (and relatives) from their sharp or flat signatures.

Match a rhythm pattern — heard or written — to its time signature.

Move clockwise or counterclockwise around the circle and land on the correct key.

Hear a target tone, then match and hold it with your mic — singing or playing an instrument into the microphone both work.