Aural Musicianship Software
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Does anybody know of any good freeware software that I can recommend to members of my choir for their aural training? I'd like to see them recognising intervals more quickly and accurately.
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GNU Solfege is freeware for ear training that looks to be available on Windows, Linux and Mac (with a couple of tweaks, apparently). I've tried it and it seems pretty good for its price.
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There are some good links up courtesy of St. Clement in Chicago:
http://stclementchurch.org/worship/music/musiclinks.php
Incidentally, this parish is, or recently was, looking for an assistant music director.
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