Ear Training - Scale Identification exercise

Scale Identification exercise with EarMaster 5

Category:

Music

Tags:

• ear training
• ear training software
• solfege
• pitch
• perfect pitch
• relative pitch
• jazz
• intervals
• chord
• scales
• rhythm
• melodic
• dictation
• music
• music theory
• guitar
• bass
• piano

[imlistening2it]

ya that comment wasnt put there by somone on the inside. its a stupid guessing game for scales, chords ec t. wasting somones time when they should be practicing. ear training and skill come with practice. dumb program

[eartraining]

@imlistening2it Well, I can assure you we are not faking comments, we aren't that type of company, and we don't really need that either because our users are very supportive. It is true that ear training comes with practice, and it is a very good idea to have your instrument at hand while doing ear training. However, before denying so abruptly the usefulness of ear training software, I would ask myself if there might be a reason why the vast majority of music schools use tools like EarMaster.

[eartraining]

Hi Fedfyr,

Yes, EarMaster will definitely help you out before, during and after your studies at the music school. Did you know we are a Danish company? We are located in the Århus area. Many Danish music schools use EarMaster in their computer lab and provide their students with a home license, so with a little chance you'll be able to train wih EarMaster as part of your curriculum :)

Held og lykke med musikundervisningen! Vh, Quentin

[fedfyr]

Wow, that really looks like a perfect training program. I am going to music college in Denmark, and this kind of excercise could really help me up to the tests.