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Holistic Ear Training Lessons ⬇️ We create music games with a difference.

They tap your innate musicality and engage your musical intelligence, they are not tap-tap style games which are just hand-eye games set to music. And they're not "ear training" exercises just for musicians and music students. These are fun, addicting games built on music's plasticity. You play them for fun, AND your musical ears sharpen up.

This week's YouTube tutorial reveals the truth about improving your ear dramatically overnight:
09/26/2026

This week's YouTube tutorial reveals the truth about improving your ear dramatically overnight:

This week's podcast teaches you how to reduce cognitive load when learning music by ear:
09/26/2026

This week's podcast teaches you how to reduce cognitive load when learning music by ear:

Struggling to learn melodies by ear? You might be trying to hold too much at once. In this news-lesson, I share the one change that helps my students most: listening with a focus. That means choosing a single feature to listen for, like the highest tone, the sound of "do," or when an instrument drop...

09/26/2026
09/16/2026

It only took, like, 4 years to make a tiny adjustment. But as I say to my students, “ya gotta celebrate the little wins, amiright?!”

Why Drone Ear Training Won't Help You Sound Like YOU
09/12/2026

Why Drone Ear Training Won't Help You Sound Like YOU

There's a drone ear training exercise going around YouTube: sing ag...

06/16/2026

I created a web app for connecting lyrics and solfège. Great for everyone learning to play by ear. Great for Kodàly teachers also!

This video explains it!

04/25/2026

Pentatonic sight singing practice (8 of 8)

one variation at a time. 🎶

Each clip has three passes:

🎵 On Your Own — notation + backing track, no voice
🎵 Sing With Me (top voice) — follow the melody in solfège
🎵 Sing With Me (either voice) — choose your part

This is ear training the way it's meant to work — sound before symbol, melody before theory. Using movable do solfège to connect what you hear to what you read.
Part of the "When I'm Feelin' Pentatonic" series on the TuneIndigo channel.

👉 Full lesson on YouTube — link in bio

04/24/2026

Pentatonic sight singing practice (7 of 8)
one variation at a time. 🎶

Each clip has three passes:

🎵 On Your Own — notation + backing track, no voice
🎵 Sing With Me (top voice) — follow the melody in solfège
🎵 Sing With Me (either voice) — choose your part

This is ear training the way it's meant to work — sound before symbol, melody before theory. Using movable do solfège to connect what you hear to what you read.
Part of the "When I'm Feelin' Pentatonic" series on the TuneIndigo channel.

👉 Full lesson on YouTube — link in bio

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