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Phonascus 5.3.1 Phonascus 5.3.1 Phonascus is a totally free program for studying music theory that allows you to focus on specific skills and exercises, on both theory and aural training. The different activities can be customized to meet your needs. Phonascus allows you to work at your own pace, providing interactive feedback until mastery of each concept is achieved. Phonascus aims to create, as a community, the best free program for music students, to help them in their studies. Phonascus has no commercial purpose and, so, it is licensed under the GNU General Public License, meaning you can use it for free and that you have the right to access the source code and modify it if you like. No cost for you and no time wasted on garbage like registration codes, copy protection or advertisements. Features of LenMus Phonascus Phonascus, from Latin "the teacher of music", is a music education software that you can use to practice your music reading skills, improve your aural recognition abilities, or just learn the fundamental principles of music theory and language. And it includes an score editor, so that you can write your own scores. LenMus is useful for aural training Musical dictation is difficult for students. It is practically impossible to do aural training to recognize intervals, chords, scales and tonality without a teacher who plays exercises on piano. LenMus Phonascus is always there to help you. And you don't need to have a piano at home! The following exercises are included: Comparison of intervals. Identification of intervals. Identification of notes. Identification of chords. Identification of scales. Identification of cadences. Identification of tonality. And the exercises are fully customizable, to allow you to trim the exercise to ... |
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