• Diatonic Intervals
• Name Intervals
• Key Signatures
• Name Chords 
• Roman Numeral Chords
• Solfeggio

These objectives display a staff and answer buttons to learn and drill intervals, key signatures, solfeggio, chords, chord inversions, scale-tone triads, scale-tone seventh chords, and Roman numeral analysis. All chords and Roman numeral analysis may be studied in open or closed voicings.

Use the mouse to learn the material before starting the test. For example, press a button to see an interval or chord displayed on the staff. 

Below is a brief description of each of the Staff Objectives.

Staff Name Chords by Eye and Ear, and by Eye -

The goal is to be able to identify chords on the staff. Select a chord to hear and see it. Fifty-eight levels start with Major and minor root position triads and include triads and sevenths and their inversions, closed and open voicing, as well as, scale-tone chords. The chords appear in a variety of key signatures.

Staff Name Chords by Ear

The goal is to be able to identify chords by ear. Select a chord to hear and see it. Sixty levels start with Major and minor root position triads and include triads and sevenths and their inversions, closed and open voicing, as well as, scale-tone chords.

Staff Diatonic Intervals

The goal is to recognize an interval quickly. Do so by counting the number of lines and spaces between notes. Use the buttons to learn the intervals first. Sixteen levels progress from reading unisons and seconds on just lines and spaces to all diatonic intervals including compound.

Staff Name Intervals by Eye and Ear, and by Eye

The goal is to name intervals on the staff, for example Major 2nd, M2. Select an interval to hear it and see it displayed. Forty-five levels include intervals from the m2 to the compound octave, P15. Key signatures go up to six flats or six sharps.

Staff Name Intervals by Ear

The goal is to be able to name intervals by ear. Select an interval to hear it and see it displayed on the staff. Fifty-two levels go from the M2 and P4 to all intervals up to the compound octave, P15.

Staff Key Signatures by Eye and Ear, and by Eye

The goal is to know all Major and minor key signatures reading treble or bass clef or the grand staff. Select a key to hear its scale and see its key signature displayed. There are twenty-four levels.

Staff Key Signatures by Ear

The goal is to identify a key signature by ear. You will hear the scale. Select a key to hear its scale and see its key signature displayed. There are twenty-four levels.

Staff Roman Numeral Chords by Eye and Ear and by Eye

The goal is to be able to identify chords on the staff and to identify their place in a key with figured bass and roman numerals. Select a chord to hear and see it. Forty-six levels go from root position I, IV, and V chords, seventh chords and inversions, augmented sixth chords, secondary dominants, and open voicing sevenths and inversions in both major and minor. Each drill level cycles through 12 key signatures.

Staff Roman Numeral Chords by Ear

The goal is to be able to identify chords by ear and to identify their place in a key with figured bass and roman numerals. Select a chord to hear and see it. Forty-four levels go from root position I, IV, and V chords to open voicing sevenths and inversions in both major and minor. Each level cycles through the key signatures.

Staff Solfeggio by Eye and Ear and by Eye

The goal is to be able to identify the solfeggio syllable of any note in any key. Thirty-five levels progress from C pentatonic through a variety of scales and keys.

Staff Solfeggio by Ear

The goal is to identify the solfeggio syllable of any note by ear. Fifty-one levels progress from C pentatonic through a variety of scales and keys over several octaves.