Music Theory Practice Since 2018

Music theory practice tools

Free, interactive flashcards, ear training, and reference tools for reading notes, hearing intervals, building scales, and studying harmony — used by students, teachers, and musicians since 2018.

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Note ReadingKeys & ScalesIntervalsEar TrainingJazz HarmonySet Theory & 12-ToneTranspositionGuides & Reference

Note Reading

Sight-reading on all four clefs 4 tools

Keys & Scales

Tonality, modes, and scale construction 7 tools

Intervals

Melodic distances with correct enharmonic spelling 2 tools

Ear Training

Recognize intervals and chords by sound 5 tools

Jazz Harmony

Dominant chords, substitutions, and progressions 5 tools

Set Theory & 12-Tone

Post-tonal analysis and serial composition 4 tools

Transposition

Instrument transpositions and concert pitch 1 tools

Guides & Reference

Tutorials and reference for mastering theory 16 tools

For teachers

Free for classroom use. Students can share verifiable practice results, so you can assign drills and confirm they were done.

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Track your progress

Every drill has a 60-second timed challenge and a global leaderboard. Sign in on any tool to save your scores and come back to beat them.

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Printable flashcard packs

Prefer paper? Print-at-home PDF sets for every clef and key signatures, from $0.99.

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Occasional updates

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