Exercises

Look at a key signature on the staff and identify the major/minor key pair.

Given a key name, build the matching signature on the staff one accidental at a time.

Given a starting note + interval label, click the correctly-spelled ending note on the staff.

See two notes on the staff; identify the interval between them.

See a chord on the staff; identify it.

Given one member of a chord, spell the rest on the staff.

Write the named scale in the direction shown.

See a scale on the staff; name its tonic and its type.

See a short melody in a named key; name each note's solfège syllable.

Look at a rhythm on the staff and identify its time signature.

Build the chord for a Roman numeral in SATB voicing.

Realize a Roman-numeral or figured-bass progression in four voices — generated from your chord vocabulary or authored by your teacher.

Build a V⁷, find its 7th and leading tone, and resolve it to the tonic one guided step at a time.

Build a V⁷ of another key's tonic, find its 7th and tonicized leading tone, and resolve it — one guided step at a time.

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.