Media

Contents:

News: 2009 2010 2011

Guest Posts
(Easy Ear Training authors writing elsewhere)

News

Easy Ear Training in the news! Noted below is a list of online articles, press releases and other notable mentions of our website and popular ear training apps. Please click on a link below to read the news piece.

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2011

Chordelia: Seventh Heaven
Teaching Music Magazine (October 2011)

Quick, what’s the difference between C7, Cmaj7, Cm7, and Cdim7? This app for the iPhone and iPod Touch teaches users to identify all types of seventh chords by ear. [Read more]

Easy Ear Training
Beyond the Music (May 2011)

Easy Ear Training is a UK-based software development company that specializes is music education and music training. Not only do the offer apps for musical development, but they offer a lot of really interesting posts on a range of topics. [Read more]

Intervals by Ear
Music Matters Blog (February 2011)

My students have struggled to identify intervals by ear. I think some of the games I’ve designed have helped some, but my younger students are still really having a hard time. Do you have any ideas? [Read more]

2010

Apps for Creating and Learning Music
Making Music (November 2010)

Ear training is an important part of learning music, and Easy Ear Training has created an app that teaches the fundamentals of intervals. Their latest creation, Step and a Half, is a fun game designed to make ear training fun and manageable. [Read more]

RelativePitch in the iPhone App Directory
Easy Ear Training (October 26, 2010)

Our interval training app for iPhone, RelativePitch recently got a great review in the iPhone App Directory. The iPhone App Directory is published regularly by Imagine Publishing in the United Kingdom. [Read more]

Discover the Mysteries of Music and Life with Easy Ear Training’s New Series
Press Release (September 22, 2010)

Easy Ear Training, Ltd., provider of the leading online resource for those interested in developing their musical ear, has announced the launch of an innovative new series titled “Music & Life”. The series, which premiered today, will focus on the benefits music plays in child education, therapy and even in the womb. [Read more]

AppADay156: Relative Pitch
App-A-Day Podcast (June 11, 2010)

“You hear the pitches and you decide what the interval is”
“Very well done”
“I really like the grade levels and how it gradually trains you”
“It’s one of those apps[...] that I don’t use enough and I really need to”
[Listen to the audio review]

Improve Your Pitch with the Easy Ear Training iPhone Apps
Gear Diary (May 21, 2010)

So, you’re hacking away at your guitar, and you think, “Yo, I should sing these here lyrics that I just wrote.” And you open your mouth and start wailing away! A sure-fire hit! You’re set for life! And then your dog starts howling and you… [Read more]

Relative Pitch Review!
NCC Sites (May 5, 2010)

This is an interesting app made by the guys over at EasyEarTraining.com that teaches you to recognize sounds and distinguish the difference between them. Once you start the app you have 2 options to choose from, training or testing. The training explains how to use the app. The first lesson was… [Read more]

Illinois Entertainer
(April, 2010)

… the Relativepitch App, which was designed to teach musicians how to use their ears to determine pitch, chord phrasings, and other non-punk details. Londoner Chris Sutton originally developed it for himself… [Read more]

Easy Ear Training…is that possible?
Discover, Learn, Play Blog (March 31, 2010)

By now you all know how much we love technology and anyone who uses it well (especially in our profession). Easy Ear Training is a place for people who are ‘interested or involved in ear training’ to get hints and… [Read more]

Take the Quiz and See How You Do
Piano Lessons Critic Blog (March 18, 2010)

While I was out and about on the internet checking out neat piano stuff, I came across a site that offers a really fun musical quiz and also a lot of good content! The website is http://www.easyeartraining.com/. Take the Easy Ear Training Quiz… [Read more]

Ear Training Quiz
Music Matters Blog (March 17, 2010)

As I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been thinking about doing a listening/music appreciation-based practice incentive theme next year. For that reason I was especially interested when I received an e-mail a few weeks ago from EasyEarTraining.com alerting me… [Read more]

Rock & Pop Grooves
Camden New Journal (February 4, 2010)

Ever been that one person in the band who wishes they were just that much more in tune with everyone else? A new website www.EasyEarTraining.com launching Monday at a secret location in Islington… [Read more]

Developer of the iPhone and iTouch Music Top 10 App “RelativePitch”
Launches Learning Portal EasyEarTraining.com
April Klazema, Easy Ear Training Ltd. (February 4, 2010)

The makers of the iPhone Music Top Ten App RelativePitch today announced the launch of the learning portal www.EasyEarTraining.com, providing a heretofore absent resource for musicians and audio professionals worldwide… [Read more]

Count the Beats: Training Your Ear with RelativePitch
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (January 12, 2010)

Relative pitch, let alone perfect pitch (some people are born with it, everyone else has to learn!) is an invaluable skill required when it comes to playing an instrument and understanding the music you are hearing… [Read more]

2009

More on Ear Training – Thoughts on Relative Pitch for the iPhone
Outside Notes (October 24, 2009)

Ok. I’ve now had a chance to play with the iPhone application “Relative Pitch”. I cannot say that I’ve gone through the entire app, but I’ve gone through most of it and done enough work to give an informed, unbiased report… [Read more]

Guest Posts

Add Music To Your Child’s Life
Play On Education Blog – Sabrina Peña Young (March 2011)

Find out about all the different ways you can introduce music to your child’s life, and help them develop their aural abilities early on! [Read the article]

Want To Play It? Hear It First!
Music Lessons For You – Christopher Sutton (March 2010)