Ear Training
Explore pitch, chords and rhythms with your ears.
Higher or Lower?
4 games · easiest firstMore listening games
Major or Minor?
Three notes played together. Can you hear the difference?
Listen to the examples, then try ten chords.
Rhythm Echo
Get ready, listen, then tap the rhythm back from memory.
4 levels · 5 rhythms per round · tap or press Space
Turn your sound on. You can listen again whenever you need.
One point for each first answer. Listen again whenever you like.
Listen to two notes. Does the second sound go up or down? Try an example, or start playing.
Listen first, then choose.
Sort the Notes
0 pointsHear all three notes before checking. Drag them into the line. Your first check counts for points; retries help you learn.
All three notes are in your line.
Or tap Move, then 1st, 2nd or 3rd. Keyboard: use ← and → on Move.
You finished the note trail!
One point for each order you got right on your first check. Every replay is a chance to learn.
Rhythm Echo
Listen to a drum rhythm, then tap it back from memory. Choose your level to see how to play.
- Get ready
- Listen
- Get ready
- Your turn
Listen. Remember. Echo.
- Get ready. Hear “1, 2, 3, 4”.
- Listen to the drum. Remember the rhythm and its quiet gaps. Don’t tap yet.
- Tap it back. Hear “1, 2, 3, 4” again, then copy the rhythm on the pad.
Copy the deep drum. The soft, high tick only keeps the beat during your turn.
Ready to listen?
Tap the pad or press Space. No microphone needed. Use speakers or wired headphones for the best timing.
Round complete!
Average accuracy across your five rhythms. If you retried a rhythm, your latest attempt counts.