Interval Ear Training
Hear two notes and name the interval. Each answer shows the notes on the keys, the number of semitones and a song that starts with that interval.
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Which interval is this?
Press play. Two notes, low then high.
Listen firstAfter you answer, you see the notes, the number of semitones and a song that starts with this interval.
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How to learn intervals faster
- Start with three: major 3rd, perfect 4th and perfect 5th.
- Sing the two notes back before you answer.
- Link each interval to a song you know, then add the next one.
Questions
What is an interval?
The distance between two notes, counted in semitones. A major third is four semitones, a perfect fifth is seven.
Why practise down and together too?
Melodies move both ways, and choirs sing intervals at the same time. Each direction sounds different and needs its own practice.