Exaktor musiikinteoria + solfa

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About this app

Exaktor is a mobile application jointly developed by Pop & Jazz Conservatory and Teatime Research. The application is intended for independent practice of music reading and writing, i.e. theory and tuning. The application has a total of almost five thousand tasks.
With Exaktor, you can do tasks completely independently. The application gives feedback on the correct answer and possible mistakes. The content of the tasks is in accordance with the broad curriculum of basic art education.
Exaktor is a great tool, whether you are a beginner or a professional music student!
Exaktor has 15 task types divided into rhythm, melody and harmony sections:
-Rhythm chapter
-Listening to the rhythm
-Listening to the structure
-Note identification
-Identifying the scale
-Establishing a scale
- Melody song
-Listening to the melody by numbers
-Listening to the melody
-Identifying the interval
-Forming an interval
- Chord recognition
-Making a chord
- Harmony song
-Harmony listening

Pop & Jazz Conservatory, music theory, character studies, music basics, solfa, pitching
Updated on
Apr 29, 2024

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About the developer
Pop & Jazz Konservatorion Säätiö sr
itstuki@popjazz.fi
Muotoilijankatu 1B 00560 HELSINKI Finland
+358 41 5016765