Apply music theory at the keyboard. Pick a topic, configure your session, and practice.
Play the chord, progression, or interval you're asked for, from memory, with live spaced repetition.
Given a key, work out which chord belongs — Roman numerals, cadences, and the circle of fifths.
Play randomly generated scrolling sheet music to build reading fluency.
Name the interval, chord, or note you hear — purely by ear, never by playing it.
Train velocity control — match your key pressure to dynamic markings (pp to ff).
Play a two-chord loop and hand each bar over — chord and lift together, foot back down, hands away last.
Tempo-ramp conditioning for trills, repeated notes, and the Hanon five-finger pattern.
Play the key you're named — by touch, without looking down. Widens from the middle C octave to all 88 keys.
Replicate a tempo from memory, identify one by ear, or climb the Gap Test's silent-gap ladder.
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