Music Theory Basics
Basic Musicianship Tests
About
Learn to recognize and notate musical pitches by sight and sound. Practice on a virtual piano across various clefs, with an 'Ear Training' mode for advanced challenges. Save and print detailed results for tracking progress.
What's New in Music Theory Basics
5.0
January 7, 2026
Updated for compatibility and functionality.
Developer apps
FAQ
What devices does Music Theory Basics support?
Music Theory Basics is currently supported on iPad devices. It was released on March 30, 2012, and its latest version is 5.0, last updated on January 7, 2026.
How much does Music Theory Basics cost?
Music Theory Basics is a paid application, available for $3.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the app.
Does Music Theory Basics have ads?
No, Music Theory Basics is completely ad-free. Users can focus on learning without any interruptions from advertisements.
What age rating is Music Theory Basics?
Music Theory Basics has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning music theory from a young age.
How often is Music Theory Basics updated?
The application was last updated on January 7, 2026, indicating recent development and support. Its latest version is 5.0.
What clefs are supported in Music Theory Basics?
Music Theory Basics supports Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass clefs, allowing users to practice notation and recognition across different musical contexts.
Can I track my progress with Music Theory Basics?
Yes, the app features a 'Grade Book' that saves all quiz results, including date, time, settings, and score. This data can be filtered by name and is printable or shareable.
What makes the 'Ear Training' mode unique in Music Theory Basics?
The 'Ear Training' mode challenges users by hiding the keyboard or staff during quizzes, requiring them to identify pitches by sound alone. A 'Middle C' button is available to assist users.
