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Develop your ability to identify melodic and harmonic intervals by ear through 40 progressive exercises. Covers seconds through octaves, including perfect 4ths and 5ths, major and minor 2nds, 3rds, 6ths, and 7ths.
Each exercise presents an interval played twice. On the third play, the answer is revealed. Work through all 40 exercises sequentially, starting with easier intervals (perfect 5ths, octaves) and progressing to more challenging ones (minor 2nds, tritones). Practice along with the full playlist of interval and ear training exercises on YouTube.
Strengthen your melodic hearing with 20 progressive dictation exercises. Begin with conjunct movements within the Pentachord of C Major and progress to all notes of the C Major scale and chord-based leaps.
These non-rhythmic exercises focus purely on pitch identification. Starting with stepwise motion in a limited range (C-D-E-F-G), the difficulty gradually increases to encompass the full C Major scale and intervals based on chord tones. Practice melodic dictation along with the full video playlist on YouTube.
Train your ear to distinguish between different triad types with 6 progressive chord recognition exercises. Each chord sounds twice, and the answer is presented on the third presentation.
Focus on identifying major, minor, augmented, and diminished triads. Each exercise plays a chord twice for careful listening. On the third play, the chord type and notes are revealed. Practice chord quality recognition along with the full video playlist on YouTube.
Beginner-friendly arrangements for classical guitar. Download, print, and start playing.
A gentle arrangement of the beloved hymn, suitable for absolute beginners. Single melody line with simple fingering.
A beginner arrangement of the classic song from The Lion King, adapted for solo classical guitar.
The classic nursery rhyme in a simple single-line arrangement. An ideal first piece for young beginners.
The iconic Italian folk song arranged for debut-level classical guitar. A fun and recognizable melody to learn.
Printable blank staff paper templates for practice, composition, and dictation exercises.
Printable blank staff paper with treble clef, ready for composition, transcription, or dictation practice.
Blank staff paper without a clef printed, giving you full flexibility for any instrument or exercise.
Printable blank guitar tablature paper for writing out your own tabs and arrangements.
Combined staff and tablature paper with treble clef, ideal for writing standard notation and tab together.
Free printable Christmas carol arrangements for classical guitar. Perfect for the holiday season.
A debut-level arrangement of the holiday classic, perfect for a beginner's first Christmas piece.
A traditional English carol arranged for debut-level classical guitar with a simple melodic line.
The beloved French Christmas song in a debut-level arrangement for solo classical guitar.
A classic French carol arranged for debut-level guitar, featuring the iconic "Gloria" refrain.
The timeless holiday hymn arranged for debut-level classical guitar with a gentle, singable melody.
A joyful debut-level arrangement of the popular Christmas carol for solo classical guitar.
A fun, beginner-friendly arrangement of the holiday favorite for debut-level classical guitar.
A cheerful holiday standard arranged for debut-level classical guitar, great for seasonal recitals.
The classic Christmas greeting song arranged for preparatory-level classical guitar.
A slightly more advanced preparatory-level arrangement of Jingle Bells for classical guitar.
A three-guitar ensemble arrangement of Jingle Bells, ideal for group lessons or recitals.
Reference sheets covering common musical forms for study and quick reference.
A reference chart of the 12-bar blues chord progression, one of the most common forms in popular music.
Supplementary reference documents for note reading practice and exam preparation.
Extra note reading practice sheets to reinforce staff reading skills across the guitar fretboard.
The full guitar curriculum syllabus outlining repertoire and technical requirements by level, including the certification exam repertoire.
Questions & Answers
Yes. All 66 ear-training exercises are free to watch: 40 interval exercises, 20 non-rhythmic melodic dictations, and 6 chord-recognition exercises. No account or registration is required. Each series is arranged progressively so you can begin with its first exercise and advance in order.
Begin with perfect 4ths and 5ths in the interval series, then try the earliest C-major melodic dictations and the major/minor triad exercises. Listen before looking for the answer, write down what you hear, and repeat an exercise until you can identify it consistently.
Yes. This page provides 22 public files, including guitar scores, Christmas arrangements, blank staff and tablature paper, a 12-bar blues chart, reading supplements, and the guitar syllabus. Open the file you need, then use your browser's download or print command.
Take the Next Step
These free resources are a great starting point. For structured learning with personal feedback, explore private lessons or published method books.
