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Teachers, students and professional musicians: Recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and/or sound. Includes a 'Grade Book' list of all saved results that you can print or send. • Simple Intervals included are major, minor, diminished, augmented 2nds, 3rds, 6ths, 7ths, and diminished, perfect, and augmented 4ths, 5ths, and octaves. • Compound Intervals are intervals larger than an octave. • Three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only (Ear Training), and Visual Only (Clef Notation Training). • Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass clefs. • Set how the interval is played; harmonically, melodically up, down, or randomly. • Set a random root change, or set the root yourself between each question. • Set the number of questions, or stop anytime and grade only the number answered. The Grade Book is filterable by name. Grades include the name, date and time the quiz was taken, all relevant settings (clef, number of questions, etc.), and score (percentage and letter grade).

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This is the ad-free version. Start playing Rock, Blues, Jazz, Latin Music and other contemporary styles on Piano/Keyboards. While you play the lessons you will intuitively understand how to read music. Piano/Keyboards lessons are fun with this app. This app is to learn how to play a real Piano/Keyboard. It is not a virtual piano. * With this app you don´t need to know how to read sheet music to learn how to play Piano or Keyboards. You simply watch the animations on each lesson and play the same by imitation on your own Piano/Keyboard. The numbers on the keyboard represent the fingers of your hands. You will see animations of the beats, the notes on the stave, and what you need to do with your fingers on the Piano/Keyboard. It includes seventy lessons on the following contemporary music styles: - Rock (15) - Blues (15) - Jazz (5) - Funk (15) - Latin Music (15) - Fusion (5) On each lesson there are four buttons: * With button "a" you can listen to whole band. * With button "b" you will listen your instrument at slow speed. Use this section to learn the pattern. * With button "c" you can listen your instrument at normal speed. * With button "d" you will listen just the other instruments. You have to integrate the Piano/Keyboard part to the ensemble. No more animations. Audio repeats without stopping so you can practice until you reach the normal speed. You can improvise on the pattern, which is repeated over and over. * While practicing with buttons "a", "b" y "c", you can click on any bar from which you want to repeat. * The sheet music and the animations of the notes on the staff are presented to let you see that there is a very close relation between what is played on the Piano/Keyboard and how music is written and read. This helps on understanding the basis of reading music in an intuitive way. YOU DON´T NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE WRITTEN MUSIC IF YOU DON´T WANT TO. * The easiest style to begin with is ROCK. * These Piano/Keyboard patterns are some of the most used musical phrases on ROCK, BLUES, JAZZ, FUNK, LATIN MUSIC & FUSION. Learning to play these patterns will give you a pretty good idea on how to play these styles. HAVE FUN!!!