How to train your ear
Listen to the two notes, then pick the interval. If you miss it, the correct answer lights up — replay it and memorize the sound. Reference songs help: a Perfect 4th is the first two notes of "Here Comes the Bride," a Perfect 5th opens "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," and an Octave is "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
Why ear training matters
- Play by ear instead of relying only on sheet music.
- Transcribe songs you love faster.
- Improvise and harmonize with confidence.
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