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Free for Android users.

The website is incredibly customizeable, with the possibility to hone in on very specific chords and styles of dictations, not only will this help with dictation, but also with inversion and triads vs. 7th chords.

Shows additional examples of harmonic dictation and progression.

This is a good site for ear training intervals. You can choose how fast you want them, how you want to see the answer at the end, and a lot more.

This is a good site for a definition and description of intervals. This would be good to read first to get an understanding of intervals, then be able to go and practice ear training to hear what you just read.

Customizable melodic dictation practice quizzes

This web site describes the different modes and then gives specific song examples and YouTube links to listen to them.

This web site simply describes the different modes, shows the modes on a stave, then lets you take a quiz and see what you have learned.

Choose different scales to work on and take practice quizzes.

Practice exercises in which you listen to different melodies and identify which of the written melodies is the correct match.

Strategies for completing the error detection section (which of the following errors occurs in measure __) of the aural multiple choice.

Explanation of 6/4 chords with written examples of each of the four kinds.

This website has good, simple definitions of form as well as listening examples with the music visible underneath each of the excerpts. Plus more links that lead to more information on specific forms.

Test your knowledge with this game.

Explanation of secondary dominants with written and audio examples

Practice identifying secondary dominants