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For most musicians, ear training is a binary thing: nailed it, didn’t nail it. This works well enough if you’re taking an exam, but from … Read more
For most musicians, ear training is a binary thing: nailed it, didn’t nail it. This works well enough if you’re taking an exam, but from … Read more
With headphones on, you sit down for your weekly theory exam and listen to a four measure phrase that seems undeniably simple. Confident in the … Read more
A useful way of visualising the chromatic scale on the tuba is this interactive chart that displays which valve combination create what notes. Either use … Read more
Paste a stanza of your poem into the editor. Watch as it map out the line endings and shows you which lines rhyme. This will … Read more
Good planning will prevent a bad outcome when conductor raises the baton to start a complex passage marked ‘divisi’ and everyone in the room go … Read more
The entire scale of all twelve notes in an octave for the alto saxophone are represented in this interactive chart of fingerings. Simply click on … Read more
You should find slant rhymes. This handy online tool breaks down phonetics in a word, aiding you in finding slant rhymes. To interact with the … Read more
After entering your goals and level, student progress hours calculator predicts time frame for yourself, removing the guesswork of estimating when you might have mastered … Read more
When preparing for an exam, whether you are wanting to pass or not, there is only one goal: To pass. However, passing is seldom just … Read more
On the left-hand side is the French horn finger chart. This shows you in detail which valves to press when playing each note. Explore the … Read more
The silence in the audition room are heavy with judgment and ticking clocks. Before you can begin your initial selection, you enter, exhale, and go. … Read more
You can create couplets exactly how you like them. With Rhyme Finder, you can find matching words based off both spelling and sound. To navigate … Read more
Forty-five minutes out from a recital, there is a certain kind of panic that occurs, but not one associated with any loss of memory. You’re … Read more
This is a violin guide to playing the D major scale. The violin is played in first position across all four string (G, D, A … Read more
It’s a widget that allows you to create a brief piece of music that then splits into six versions of itself. Click on it with … Read more