Music Theory Intervals • 3.0.1

Teachers, students, and professional musicians can enhance their skills in recognizing simple and compound intervals both visually and aurally with this educational tool.

• Simple intervals covered in the training program include major, minor, diminished, and augmented 2nds, 3rds, 6ths, 7ths, as well as diminished, perfect, and augmented 4ths, 5ths, and octaves.
• Compound intervals, defined as intervals larger than an octave, are also part of the curriculum.

• The program offers three distinctive modes: Audio and Visual for combined learning, Audio Only for ear training, and Visual Only for focused clef notation training.
• Users can practice with various clefs including Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass.
• Customize your training experience by choosing how intervals are played harmonically or melodically—in an ascending, descending, or random sequence.
• Diversify your exercises by setting a random root change or manually selecting the root note for each question.
• Adjust the number of questions to your preference or end the session at any time while still receiving a grading based on the completed questions.

The program offers a 'Grade Book' feature that allows users to track their progress conveniently. Results are filterable by name and include detailed information such as the participant's name, quiz date and time, chosen settings (including clef type and number of questions), and performance score presented both as a percentage and letter grade.