
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!
Published by Joy Morin
Joy Morin, MM, is a pianist, composer, and piano pedagogue — and the writer behind ColorInMyPiano.com, a blog for piano teachers. Driven by curiosity about how musicians learn and grow, she teaches students of all ages at her independent piano studio near Ann Arbor, Michigan. She is also the founder of Retreat at Piano Manor, a professional development retreat for piano teachers, and a frequent presenter at national and state conferences.
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