Here’s a link for you……www.musictheory.net
This interactive site offers music theory tutorials, ear trainers, and other misc resources in a clear, helpful manner. I found this site extremely helpful when I was taking 4 semesters of Aural Comprehension during my Freshman and Sophomore years. I’d recommend it to anyone wishing to increase their ear training skills. I still visit it every now and then to brush up on my skills.
This is a great site for students of all ages, because many of the trainers are adjustable. For example, there is a trainer for practicing key signatures. If you go into “Settings,” you can choose exactly which key signatures you wish to be quizzed on, and leave the others unselected.
What a great resource for music teachers and students!
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Joy Morin, MM, is a teacher, pianist, composer, speaker, and writer of a blog at ColorInMyPiano.com. A devoted teacher and lifelong learner, she teaches students of all ages at her independent piano studio near Ann Arbor, Michigan. Joy is a frequent attendee and presenter at conferences and workshops, and enjoys connecting with fellow piano teachers through her blog and beyond.
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