ExercisesExercises

Identify the interval between two notes by ear.

Read the distance and quality between two written notes.

Spell notes above or below a reference, with the correct letter and accidental.

Read notes in treble and bass clefs.

Hear middle C, then identify a second note by its relationship.

Connect sharps and flats to their major keys.

Identify triads and seventh chords by ear.

Read stacked notes and name the chord quality.

Build a triad on the keyboard, one note at a time.

Hear the colour of major, minor, pentatonic and modal scales.

Listen to a rhythm, then reconstruct its note values.

Listen, hold a phrase in mind, and transcribe its exact pitches.

Transcribe two independent lines and receive feedback for each voice.

Transcribe soprano, alto, tenor and bass with voice-aware feedback.

Identify tonic, predominant and dominant chords by ear.

Identify a chord’s Roman numeral in a given key.

Transpose, invert or reverse a short pitch-class row.

Complete a cell in a matrix using a prime row and its inversion.

Reconstruct chromatic segments or a complete twelve-tone row by ear.

Read and sing a phrase, then match its notes with MIDI or touch.

Name highlighted piano keys and hear their exact pitches.

Recognise treble, bass, alto and tenor clefs on a real staff.

Read a spelled scale and identify its pattern.

Spell every note of a major, minor or modal scale.

Enter the correctly ordered sharps or flats for a major key.

Read the bass and identify the inversion of a triad or seventh chord.

Hear a root-position reference, then identify a new voicing.

Hear a named starting note, then identify the interval above or below it.

Hear a tonic cadence and identify a note by scale degree.

Hear a chord followed by one of its tones and identify that tone.

Match a played four-beat rhythm to a written duration pattern.

Compare longer functional sequences and identify the pattern.

Transcribe both outer voices and identify each supporting harmony.

Sing a written interval, then verify its pitches using MIDI or touch.

Find a written note’s function within the selected major key.