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Music Theory
Aural Skills
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Key Signature Building
Given a key name, build the matching signature on the staff one accidental at a time.
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Interval Builder
Given a starting note + interval label, click the correctly-spelled ending note on the staff.
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Interval Reading
See two notes on the staff; identify the interval between them.
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Chord ID
See a chord on the staff; identify it.
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Chord Spelling
Given one member of a chord, spell the rest on the staff.
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Solfège Reading
See a short melody in a named key; name each note's solfège syllable.
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Time Signature Identification
Look at a rhythm on the staff and identify its time signature.
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Beam Grouping
Given an unbeamed rhythm, click adjacent-note links to group notes into beams.
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Measure Completion
Add note values that complete the measure exactly.
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Barline Placement
Click where the barlines belong in an unbarred rhythm.
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Interval Identification
Listen to an interval and identify it by name.
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Chord Identification
Listen to a chord and identify its quality.
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Solfège Identification
Hear a scale or arpeggio played, then identify the solfège syllable(s) of the played note(s).
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Scale Identification
Listen to a scale and identify it by type.
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Dictation
2 drills · 1 coming soon
Harmonic Dictation
Listen to a voiced SATB progression and notate the soprano, bass, and Roman numeral for each chord.
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Melodic Dictation
Listen to a singable melody and notate its pitches and rhythm on the staff.
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Mark the Error
Hear a phrase; mark where the notation is wrong.
Sight-Singing
Read and sing a melody at tempo, with a count-in and a self-check.
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Roman Numeral Identification
See a chord in a key; name its Roman numeral function.
Part-writing
3 drills · 1 coming soon
Chord Builder: Roman Numeral
Build the chord for a Roman numeral in SATB voicing.
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Four-Part Writing
Realize a Roman-numeral or figured-bass progression in four voices — generated from your chord vocabulary or authored by your teacher.
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Two-Chord Resolution
Resolve a single chord to its target: write both chords in four parts — dominants, leading-tone chords, applied chords, the Neapolitan, and augmented sixths — following the voice-leading rules.
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Mark the Error
Find the voice-leading error in a given progression.