Ear Training - Relative Pitch

Hear the key, then name the note's role. The key changes every question, so you learn relative pitch, not pitch memory. Every question plays a short cadence to set the key, then one note. You don't name its pitch: you name its role in the key (Do Re Mi... or 1-7) by tapping a rung of the ladder on screen. Because the key changes with every question, memorizing pitches won't get it right. THREE KINDS OF PRACTICE - Scale degrees: which degree the note is, counting from Do (Level 1 Do, Mi, Sol / Level 2 Do to Ti / Level 3 with chromatic notes) - Intervals: the distance between two notes (minor 2nd to octave; ascending, descending or together) - Chords: major, minor, diminished and augmented triads, with inversions AFTER YOU ANSWER - Compare with the answer, hear the resolution back to the tonic, or replay as often as you like (replays never count against you) - Intervals and chords are…