name the interval.
Two notes play. Name the distance between them, from the minor 2nd to the octave.
tap an interval on the screen, or turn interval and press ok · e plays the first note alone · number keys change the instrument
what you train.
Intervals are the bricks of every melody and every chord. Hearing them lets you play a tune back by ear, tune a harmony, and tell at once why a chord sounds bright or dark.
Level 1 asks four rising intervals, level 2 six, level 3 nine, rising or falling, level 4 all twelve, and level 5 adds both notes played together. The right interval scores 10 points; from level 4, a semitone off scores 5. Five levels of five questions and four lives.
The piano is a real one: the Salamander Grand Piano by Alexander Holm, a Yamaha C5, under CC BY 3.0.
Perfect 5th: open and hollow, the first two notes of Star Wars.
Perfect 4th: the start of Here Comes the Bride.
Major 3rd: bright and sweet, the first two notes of When the Saints.
Minor 3rd: softer and sadder, the start of Greensleeves.
Tritone: tense and unstable, the start of Maria in West Side Story.
Octave: the same note, higher: Somewhere Over the Rainbow.