Interesting for beginners . . .

[spike]

and know alls alike. Downloadable freeware, very useful I would think, from the very basics to a couple of things that made me think for a while. Available for all platforms.

www.musictheory.net

gruss - spike

 

[Bobby G]

Thanks for that Spike, that looks interesting. I'll have a gander when I get on a PC.

Cheers, Bob (currently listening to McCoy Tyner)

 

[phil_edwards]

Here's another that may be useful to some... http://www.emusictheory.com/

regards, Phil

 

[Bobby G]

Phil Edwards wrote:
Here's another that may be useful to some... http://www.emusictheory.com/

regards, Phil

That's just the Yorkshireman's version of Spike's link, Phil 🙂

I'll get me coat......

 

[saxismyaxe]

Not just for beginners, mind you. This old player could benifit from a brush up with some of the drills and ear training excercises too.😉

 

[spike]

Yes Mike, I tried the interval training and only got 55%, if I do it on sax I can get 'em all right but if I have to name them I come unstuck. gruss - spike

 

[Bobby G]

I did 50 passes on the interval training and got 46 right I amazed myself!

Cheers, Bob

 

[Linky Lee]

Aural skills are my weak point, I could sing them back but auraly I couldn't put a name to the interval I was hearing. I got 37 from 100

playing back I got 84 though. That is more reasonable to me.