Ear training for musicians
Learn to hear musical intervals — and anchor them for good.
EarAnchor plays real piano recordings and asks one question: which interval was that? Short ten-question sessions, open practice, anchor songs for every interval, and honest progress reports help you recognise intervals quickly and reliably.
No password needed — sign in with a code sent to your email.
Three levels, all open from day one
Level 1: Close Intervals
Unison, Minor second, Major second, Minor third, Major third
Level 2: Fourths and Fifths
Perfect fourth, Tritone, Perfect fifth
Level 3: Sixths, Sevenths, and Octaves
Minor sixth, Major sixth, Minor seventh, Major seventh, Octave
Ways to train
Level Session
Ten scored questions from one level, balanced across its intervals.
Mixed Review
Ten scored questions drawn from two or more levels, so similar-sounding intervals meet each other.
Practice
No question limit and no score. Pick levels or specific intervals and get an explanation after each answer.
Choose ascending, descending or both directions, and add harmonic intervals (both notes together) when you're ready.
Two clear results
Accuracy
How many of the ten you got right. Always shown on its own.
Performance score
A transparent score out of 100 that rewards quick, correct answers. Replays are free — only elapsed time counts.
How to begin
- Listen first. Visit Learn and play each interval alongside its anchor songs.
- Practise. Try a practice round — no account required.
- Sign in. Enter your email and the 6-digit code we send you. That's your account.
- Train and track. Take scored sessions and watch accuracy, speed and common mix-ups on your progress page.