Piano Ear Training Upgraded to Android 15

Piano Ear Training - Ear Trainer for Musicians

• Suitable for musicians of all levels, from beginners to advanced, offering essential ear training exercises in various levels.
• Personalize your training by focusing on specific chords, intervals, progressions, and scales to quickly develop aural skills.
• Track your progress efficiently in each ear training discipline to monitor improvement.
• A simple and intuitive design allows you to enjoy ear training easily, with helpful tutorials to maximize the benefits of the ear trainer.
• Configurable piano feature aids in the connection between visual and aural skills, as well as other musical instruments.
• One of the most popular and extensive ear training apps with over 1 million users.
• Highly recommended by professional and student musicians in top musical schools who have contributed to the design for their own use.

Exercises:

Interval Training

• Determining intervals between notes is a key skill when playing by ear, and this exercise challenges your expertise by changing the base note or playing the notes together.
• An interval is associated with a well-known song, making it easier to grasp.

Chord Distinction

• This exercise tests your ability to distinguish between different chord types, such as major and minor chords, among hundreds of others.
• Selecting arpeggio mode aids in chord distinction, while the highlight option visualizes the construction of the chords.
• You can challenge yourself by changing the key of the chord and progress quickly through different levels.

Higher Lower

• This exercise trains your ears to identify whether the second note is higher or lower in pitch than the first note.
• You can challenge yourself by reducing the range of the two notes played.

Pitch Training

• After hearing a pitch, this exercise tests your ability to accurately play that same pitch on the piano.
• It helps develop your relative pitch skills, and you can adjust the difficulty level by setting a time interval between listening and playing.

Interval Comparison

• In this exercise, you are given two intervals and need to determine whether the second interval is wider or narrower in distance than the first interval.

Pitch Identification

• This exercise resembles a popular test in music grade aural exams, where you are given a chord and need to identify a specific note/pitch within it.
• For example, you may need to identify the highest note in a C Major chord.

Melodic Dictation

• Listen to a melody and then play it back on the piano. You can make it easier by adjusting the speed and focusing on a few notes at a time.

Chord Progression

• In this exercise, you need to distinguish between different chord progressions, including common ones like I - IV - V - I and I - V - IV - I.
• These chord progressions can be found in many popular songs.

Scale Identification

• In this exercise, you listen to a scale and need to identify it as a Major scale, Harmonic Minor scale, Natural Minor scale, or others.

Absolute Pitch

• This exercise challenges you to identify the pitch of the same note played at different octaves.
• Includes a "Learning" mode to help imprint the pitches into your memory.