The basics, one spin at a time
How many beats is a dotted half note? What is C to G called? How fast is andante? Each spin picks one and offers four answers from the same group. Press SPIN!:
Your score and your run
Score counts the right answers, In a row the ones since your last mistake, and Best run remembers your longest. Start again clears them:
One part at a time
Note values, intervals and tempo. The wheel opens on note values; switch the others on as you go:
Easier or harder
Quiz settings changes how many answers you get and where the wrong ones come from. Take the ones I got right off the wheel leaves only what you still have to learn:
Who it is for
- A few minutes before a music lesson or a grade exam.
- Choir and band rehearsals – a question each while people tune up.
- Children learning their first instrument.
- Adults picking theory up again after years away.
The beats are counted in 4/4 time, the way almost every first theory book does. In 6/8 or 2/2 the same notes are counted differently.