Hear the Music

Five ways to train your ear: melody, chords, voices, rhythm and modes. Listen, compare and explore at your own pace. Fully offline, with no account required.

Listen more closely to the music you play and enjoy.

Hear the Music brings five independent ear-training modules together in one native app. Practice an interval, compare a chord, follow a voice in an ensemble, notice a change in rhythm, or explore how a scale is built.

HEAR THE MELODY Recognize intervals from unison to octave. Match short melodies in twelve major keys, then reconstruct their notes. Create your own phrases and compare them at a slower pace.

HEAR THE CHORD Explore 52 chord types, different roots and inversions. Listen to individual tones, then hear them together. Choose a smaller set of chord qualities for focused practice.

HEAR THE VOICES Follow a melodic line among two, three or four voices. Learn with 15 original teaching phrases and 9 short score excerpts by Bach, Czerny and Mozart. Solo a part, change its level, or listen to what happens when it is removed.

HEAR THE RHYTHM Compare two patterns and decide whether they are the same. Explore eight time signatures, rests, subdivisions, dotted notes, syncopation and triplets. Compare your answer with a timeline and notation. No tapping test is required.

HEAR THE MODES Compare major, natural minor, harmonic minor and classical melodic minor across twelve tonics. Connect their sound with their note names, scale degrees and notation.

MADE FOR FOCUSED LISTENING • Offline practice and locally synthesized piano-style audio. • English and Chinese interfaces, with six color themes. • Separate progress for each module, with JSON history export. • First-answer scoring and separately marked hint-assisted exercises. • No account, ads, microphone access or analytics.

The sound is synthesized on your device rather than sampled from a recorded piano. Classical pieces are short, credited learning excerpts with their original pitches. All five modules are available directly from the home screen.

© 2026 Geoffrey Chen. Published under license by Smallsoft Pty. Ltd.