Interval Trainer

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Press Play to hear the interval
Interval Reference
NameSemiExampleSong hint
Unison0C→C
Minor 2nd1C→C#Jaws theme
Major 2nd2C→DHappy Birthday
Minor 3rd3C→EbSmoke on the Water
Major 3rd4C→EWhen the Saints
Perfect 4th5C→FHere Comes the Bride
Tritone6C→F#The Simpsons
Perfect 5th7C→GStar Wars
Minor 6th8C→AbThe Entertainer
Major 6th9C→AMy Way
Minor 7th10C→BbSomewhere (opening)
Major 7th11C→BTake On Me
Octave12C→CSomewhere Over the Rainbow

About Interval Ear Training

An interval is the distance in pitch between two notes, measured in semitones. Recognising intervals by ear is one of the most useful skills a musician can develop — it lets you identify chords by sound, transcribe melodies, and understand why progressions feel the way they do.

Press Play to hear an interval, then select which interval you think it is from the answer grid. Choose Ascending (lower note first), Descending (higher note first), or Harmonic (both notes at once) to train different listening skills. Basic mode covers the most common intervals; All mode includes every interval from the minor 2nd to the octave.

Tip: Learn one interval at a time using a reference song (e.g. a Perfect 5th sounds like the Star Wars theme). The interval table at the bottom of the page lists common reference songs for each interval.