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Ear4Music: Ear Training
Learn to recognise notes by ear, step by step: from four notes to the whole octave.
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A melody for every note
- The app follows Pyotr Berezhansky's intonation method: each note has a short melody that leads it home to C.
- E walks down the steps (E–D–C), G runs up to the high C (G–A–B–C), B gets there in one hop.
- Hear a note with its melody often enough, and you start to know it without the hint.
From four notes to the octave
- Start with C, E, G and the high C; each new task adds one note: B, F, A and finally D.
- Every exercise first tunes your ear to C major: C–E–G–C and back.
- Listen, then tap the key on the piano. A wrong or late answer lights up the right key and plays the note again.
- An exercise counts as passed at 90% correct answers.
112 exercises
- An animated walkthrough with sound opens every task.
- Notes with their melodies first, then single notes without hints, then series of 2, 3 and 4 notes.
- The tempo grows gradually from 15 to 65 notes per minute.
Ten minutes a day
- A path of exercises shows what is done and what comes next; each session ends with your results.
- An optional daily reminder.
- The piano is synthesized on the phone, so training works offline.
At a glance
- Price
- Free, with ads (a banner and an occasional full-screen ad before a session); a one-time purchase removes them.
- Languages
- English, Czech, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian