EarMaster

An app for ear training, sight-singing, rhythm training and music theory practice for musicians.

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About EarMaster

EarMaster is a practice app for musicians who want to hear and read music more accurately. It has more than 4000 exercises for all levels, covering intervals, chords, scales, melodic dictation, sight-singing and rhythm, so you can learn to play by ear and transcribe what you hear.

It includes courses for exams such as ABRSM Aural and RCM Voice. Students, hobbyists and professional musicians use it on their own, and music teachers can use EarMaster Cloud to work with a class.

Strengths

  • More than 4000 exercises from beginner to advanced
  • Covers intervals, chords, scales, dictation, sight-singing and rhythm
  • Courses tailored to ABRSM Aural and RCM Voice exams
  • Separate EarMaster Cloud offering for music teachers

Limitations

  • Full content requires a paid All Access upgrade
  • Proprietary software

Details

Pricing
FreemiumFree to download, with a paid All Access upgrade for the full content.
License
Proprietary
Developer
EarMaster
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Music students and musicians practising ear training, sight-singing and rhythm
Last verified
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Provenance
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  • Minuet

    A KDE ear-training application with exercises for intervals, chords, scales and rhythm.

    Minuet is a free open-source KDE ear trainer for intervals, chords, scales and rhythm on Linux, Windows and macOS, but it has no mobile version.

  • musictheory.net

    A free website with music theory lessons, exercises, ear trainers and calculators.

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    musictheory.net offers free theory lessons and ear-training drills in the browser with no sign-up, but covers only introductory and intermediate material.

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