Harmony: Music Trainer

Harmony: Music Trainer

Ear training & music theory

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1 review
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 11, 2026
  • August 7, 2026

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This app helps you develop your musical ear and understanding of music theory through engaging exercises. It covers notes, intervals, scales, and chords, offering multiple training methods and input options. Practice offline with a distraction-free interface tailored to your skill level.

Notes, intervals, scales, and chords training
Practice by sight, ear, or playing
Input via virtual piano, microphone, or MIDI
Customizable difficulty and concepts
Offline functionality
Multilingual support
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What's New in Harmony

1.1.0

August 7, 2026

What's new in version 1.1.0 • Ear training: hear a note, interval, scale, or chord, then identify it. • Staff reading: read the concept straight off a staff (treble and bass clefs, key signatures, ledger lines) and play it back. • Microphone input: answer by singing or with your instrument. • MIDI input: plug in your keyboard (USB or Bluetooth) to play your answers. • Chord inversions in the exercises. • Choose the direction (ascending/descending) and playing style (harmonic/arpeggio) in the settings. • Unordered input for multi-note concepts. • Improved feedback: the expected notes are played back and highlighted on the keyboard. • New, smoother audio engine. Happy practicing!

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Sound

I thought it would have been pretty good app, now only if there was sound to know and identify notes that be great.

Response from developer

Hi, and thank you so much for your feedback! You're absolutely right, and that's exactly why the new version 1.1.0, which just came out, now lets you choose the "by ear" question type to identify notes using sound only. We'd love for you to give this new version a try, and if it wins you over, feel free to update your review, it would help us a lot. Have a great day!

FAQ

What music theory concepts does Harmony cover?

Harmony covers fundamental music theory concepts including notes, intervals, scales (major, minor, modes), and chords (triads to extended chords with inversions).

How can I practice with Harmony?

You can practice by sight (reading notes on a staff), by ear (identifying heard notes, intervals, or chords), or by playing the notes back on an interactive piano.

What input methods does Harmony support?

Harmony supports input via its virtual keyboard, by singing or playing into your device's microphone, or by connecting a MIDI keyboard via USB or Bluetooth.

Can I use Harmony offline?

Yes, Harmony is designed to work completely offline, allowing you to practice your music theory and ear training without an internet connection.

Does Harmony offer different difficulty levels?

Yes, Harmony is tailored to your level. You can pick the concepts, question formats, and difficulty to match your skill, from beginner to advanced.

What languages and notation systems does Harmony support?

Harmony is available in English, French, and Spanish. It also supports three note notations: Do-Re-Mi, C-D-E, and German notation.

Is Harmony suitable for all ages?

Harmony has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning music theory and ear training.

How often is Harmony updated?

Harmony is actively being developed, with the latest version 1.1.0 released on August 7, 2026. The developer states they improve it every day.