Ear training

Hear it.
Name it.

A practice room for intervals, chords, the staff, and cadences. Short rounds, a path that opens as you improve, and matches with friends.

A grand piano in a dim study, with warm light across the keys.
The same sampled grand you practice on.

How a round feels

One sound, or one picture. You name it. The answer list stays in theory order.

  • Two piano keys with a thin line of gold light between them.

    Listen

    Two notes, a chord, or a cadence. Name the sound.

  • An open music book with a short staff and a gold pen.

    Read

    The same ideas, written on the staff.

  • A hand holding a chord on a grand piano.

    See

    Keys light up. You name what is under your hand.

Four paths

Pass a lesson, then spend Giacominos to open the next one. Open practice stays beside the path.

A stack of blank gold coins beside a piano key.

Giacominos

Play money, not a score. Every finished round pays some, even when every answer is wrong. A lesson you pass pays more. Spend them to open the next step, or stake them on a match with a friend.

Sit down for one round.

Ten questions. A few minutes. The piano is already in the room.

Start practicing