Ear Cat Overview
Ear Cat completes the popular Melody Cats series (Rhythm Cat, Treble Cat, Bass Cat).
Improve your solfege and learn to identify pitches in relation to a tonal center.
Ear Cat is a fun game created to develop your musical ear, with 80 levels that get progressively more challenging.
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Product Details and Description of
Ear Cat is a fun game created to develop your musical ear, with 80 levels that get progressively more challenging. An intuitive approach to recognising intervals. Improve your solfege and learn to identify pitches in relation to a tonal center. Helpful and entertaining - for beginners and skilled musicians alike. Ear Cat completes the popular Melody Cats series (Rhythm Cat, Treble Cat, Bass Cat). Developed in collaboration with professional musicians and educators. Like music? like cats? You'll love this game.
Top Reviews
By Joey_lazyj
True life saver
I’m not exactly exaggerating when I say games produced by this developer changed my life. As an adult who did not learn any music younger and who truly regret it, I learnt almost everything I need for reading music notes using the cat series, when I was 19 and tried to self-educate, and those games were something truly stuck with me after a lot of frustration using other method. Now brilliancy strike again, this listening game is all I want for a sharp ear practice, plus the design is elegant, harmonious, and cute as always.
By alain paco
Great and fun app
It’s an amazing app that combine marvelously education and fun. The game is addictive, and not only one improves greatly at hearing intervals but also at integrating single pitch, emulating someone with perfect pitch. So while having fun, one is working on one of the most fundamental and important aspect of music learning. I highly recommend this app for both young kids and adults!
By Fagan Piano Studio
Fun while you learn!
This is a great way to learn intervallic relationships between notes! Easily relates to solfege or numbering systems, and - as usual - I love the background sounds. Really helpful to have tonic “humming” underneath it all! Only problem I have found is that many of my students are not familiar with the song at the end of Level 1.
