Start with one octave
A small note range keeps the first questions clear. Use C4 through B4 before expanding to more octaves.
Ear training
Piano ear training
Build note recognition from the keyboard outward: start with single notes, compare octaves, add black-key names, then hear basic major and minor chords.
Modes
Choose one piano ear training path
Single note piano ear trainingHear one note and choose the matching key near Middle C.Open exercisePiano octave ear trainingCompare the same note across lower, middle, and higher octaves.Open exerciseBlack key piano ear trainingPractice C#/Db, D#/Eb, F#/Gb, G#/Ab, and A#/Bb by sound.Open exercisePiano chord ear trainingHear a basic major or minor triad and choose its three notes.Open exerciseIdentify piano notes by earUse a step-by-step method before taking the single-note quiz.Open exercisePiano notes for beginnersReview the visual note map before training your ear.Open exercise
Practice guideTips, FAQ, and related exercises
Train sound and location together
After you hear a note, picture where it sits on the keyboard before choosing the answer.
Add difficulty slowly
Move from single white keys to black keys and chords only after your first note set feels reliable.