MyMusicTheory - Music Theory

MyMusicTheory - Music Theory

Exercises, lessons and quizzes

733 ratings
48 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 15, 2017
  • November 8, 2024

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Master music theory with interactive exercises, lessons, and quizzes. Covers a wide range of topics from basic notes to complex chords and scales. Supports various clefs and naming schemes for comprehensive learning.

Music theory exercises
Sight reading practice
Chord identification
Scale mode identification
Rhythm exercises
Multiple clef support
Variable note naming schemes
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What's New in MyMusicTheory

1.5.5

November 8, 2024

Diatonic chord identification exercises - showing user answer compared to correct answer

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In-App Purchases

$8.99

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removes Ads, compound intervals

User reviews

yes yes yes

i have been playing an instrument and going to courses for it for 5 years, and also have went to two choir conducting seminars, which both have dreadful theory classes that are very long, in a language that i only half understood. never really understood any of it , because i didn’t care, now im trying to get back into piano and figured i should sharpen my theory , and man this app is great! i can actually understand what i’m learning, and i like how you can do as many questions as you want so you can get as much practice as you need .
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Music student.

This is great practice for sight reading notes on the staff.

WRONG! WRONG! WRONG!

If you want someone to actually like your app don’t put a big “WRONG!” When someone is learning. This is the equivalent of an awful extremely negative professor or jerk teacher that makes children quit before they even get going. Just show the correct answer and move on. This needs to have a way to be turned off or removed altogether it’s discouraging and unnecessary.
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Did not realize you had to pay to get the full experience

I started the first section and it was very helpful, but then I couldn’t continue without paying.

Have to pay :(

Have to pay :(

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Incorrect note names in some exercises

Bug

Inability to remove selected choices in practice mode

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

More advanced music theory topics

Feature

Customizable practice options

Feature

Improved rhythm and time signature exercises

Feature

Support for different note naming conventions

Feature

FAQ

What does MyMusicTheory do?

MyMusicTheory is an application designed to help users practice music theory and improve their sight reading skills. It offers lessons, exercises, and quizzes covering a broad spectrum of music theory topics, from basic note identification to advanced chord and scale analysis.

What music theory topics are covered?

The app covers key signatures, intervals (including compound intervals), various chord types (triads, sevenths, extended, suspended, inversions), all scale modes of major and minor scales, diatonic chord degrees, and rhythm exercises. It also supports multiple clefs like treble, bass, alto, and tenor.

Is MyMusicTheory free to use?

The application is available for free with in-app purchases. This means you can download and use the basic features without charge, with options to purchase additional content or features.

What devices is MyMusicTheory compatible with?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed in the description, music theory apps are typically designed for smartphones and tablets running iOS and Android operating systems. Users should check their respective app store for precise compatibility information.

How can MyMusicTheory help me prepare for music exams?

This app can assist in preparing for music theory exams, such as Levels 1-5 of ABRSM, by providing practice in essential areas like note identification, intervals, chords, and scales. However, it's important to note that the app does not cover all syllabus topics, and users should consult the official syllabus for comprehensive preparation.