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Develop your musical ear with interactive exercises on intervals, chord qualities, and progressions. Practice essential music theory skills without a teacher, hearing realistic piano sounds and seeing your answers.
What's New in Audonia
1.1.2
October 10, 2026
• Options moved from the menu to its own gear button at the top of every exercise, so it is easier to find. • Intervals: the answer buttons are now a table, one interval number per row.
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What is Audonia?
Audonia offers ear-training exercises for intervals, chord qualities, cadences, and chord progressions. It's designed to help users practice music theory skills taught in university and conservatory courses.
What kind of exercises does Audonia offer?
Audonia provides exercises for naming intervals, identifying chord qualities across voicings, recognizing different types of cadences, and identifying chords within progressions.
Does Audonia use real piano sounds?
Yes, Audonia uses samples from an actual grand piano, ensuring that the sounds you hear are realistic and not synthesized tones.
Can I use Audonia offline?
Yes, Audonia works offline as all exercises are generated entirely on your device, meaning no internet connection is needed to practice.
How does Audonia help me learn?
After answering, Audonia allows you to compare your pick against the correct answer and shows you what was played, detailing notes, chords, and inversions.
Is Audonia suitable for beginners?
Audonia is designed to teach skills common in university and conservatory theory courses, making it suitable for those serious about developing their musical ear, including dedicated beginners.
What is the age rating for Audonia?
Audonia has an age rating of 4+, making it accessible for a wide range of users interested in music education.
How often is Audonia updated?
Audonia was last updated on September 30, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.







