The Best Ear Training Tutors in Massachusetts

Seymour, CT

Bachelors in Music

I can help with interval and ear training. I can help with sight singing/solfege. Analyzing music, finding intervals, figured bass, and interval training. Major, minor, diminished, augmented intervals. Can use my piano or guitar or... See Paul's full profile

Jamestown, RI

Experienced (and fun!) Math, SAT, and Music Theory tutor

Over my Junior and Senior years, I logged upwards of 1200 hours tutoring my fellow students, working nearly every single day. Topics and needs ranged from music theory to ear training to higher-level analysis using Sonata Theory,... See Sam's full profile

Newton Highlands, MA

Berklee College of Music Grad in Piano Performance and Film Scoring

I can teach the cycle of 5ths, 4ths, and many other note intervals. I am a strong believer of listening and very patient at the keyboard where ear training is essential. See Stephen's full profile

Norwood, MA

Musicology MA with 10+ Yrs Ear Training & 6+ Yrs Tutoring Experience

...respectively. Therefore, my extensive experience with ear training through my theory classes, coupled with time spent advising students with less experience, makes me a qualified candidate to tutor ear training to Wyzant students.... See Anthony's full profile

Providence, RI

PhD in Music Theory with 6 Years of Teaching Experience

I studied music theory and ear training for 7 years at the graduate level and have 6 years of experience teaching. I have experience teaching dictation, sight singing, rhythmic recitation, and keyboard skills. See Rachel's full profile

Woburn, MA

Master of Music with extensive ear training experience

Both of these courses of study include intensive training of the ear. I also studied with the legendary Charlie Banacos and achieved recognition of 11 simultaneous notes in his personal ear training elements. See Justin's full profile

Orleans, MA

DMA - Organ, Theory and Composition with 30+ years Teaching Experience

As a distinct and crucial part of a theory program, I have spent over 25 years teaching and coaching ear training. As I was taught myself many years ago, ear training skills must continue to develop along with theory and performance... See Jim's full profile

Worcester, MA

College Music Professor With 12 Years+ of Teaching Experience

For over 20 years, I have trained extensively in music theory, aural skills, and ear training. As an educator, I have developed many effective strategies and materials for helping students improve their ear training and sight-singing... See Erica's full profile

Malden, MA

Doctor of Musical Arts with 25 years experience teaching ear training

I have a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Boston University as well as 25 years of experience teaching ear training (solfège and dictation). I have taught beginner to college level ear training to students of all ages since 2001. See Genevieve's full profile

DMA in Music Education

Beth S. combines her extensive conservatory education in music theory and ear training with practical application to help her students. As a dedicated educator, she also teaches and tutors ear training online through AP Music Theory... See Dr. Beth's full profile

General Ear Training and Sight Singing

I teach K-12 Music at the district I currently work for and I use a variety of ear training exercises to help cultivate musical understanding. Exercises include basic rhythm replication, melodic identification, and sight... See Michaela's full profile

CRLA Certified "Master Tutor" 2 yrs Experience Tutoring Ear Training

I have 4 semesters of experience tutoring my peers in Berklee's Ear Training curriculum. This includes everything from beginner-to-chromatic solfege, chord quality identification, learning music by ear, transcribing improvised jazz... See Joseph's full profile

Expert Ear Training Specializing in Teens and Young Adults

I have taught Ear Training for over 10 years. Hearing and identifying pitches is not always as easy as it seems. It requires a good ear and good relative pitch. While perfect pitch is rare, almost anyone can be taught to improve their... See Rashida's full profile

Ear Trainer Based in Jazz Theory

I graduated with a B.A. in Music from Skidmore College, with a focus on jazz improvisation. Ear training is fundamental to this pursuit. I have studied jazz for more than 7 years and have focused on identifying chord qualities, intervals,... See Christian's full profile

Master's in Woodwind Performance, Bachelor's in Music Performance

...degree means intensive study of ear training. Ear training is a required part of the curriculum at the Calderone School of Music where I have taught for almost 5 years. Therefore I am very capable of teaching ear training. ... See Kathleen's full profile

PhD in Ear Training (Eastman School of Music), 10+ Years of Experience

I have a PhD, MA, and BA in music theory (Eastman School of Music) and have taught hundreds of students ear training, sight-singing, dictation, aural skills, and the ability to put melodies on scale degrees, hear harmonies, and hear musical... See Dr. Ethan's full profile

Music Theory, Composition, Ear Training, Piano

My primary areas of interest are classical music and musical theatre, but I'm knowledgeable about many areas of popular music as well. I teach composition, ear training and sight-singing, music theory and piano. I have helped improve... See David's full profile

Piano Instructor - Teaching Private Lessons Since 2014.

.), Music Education Centers of America (South Elgin, IL.), and the Merit School of Music (Chicago, IL.) where I have taught private piano lessons, music theory/ear training, and composition. I hold a BM in Piano Performance from... See Kyle's full profile

Music Composer

I have passed the four semester cycle for Aural Skills at the bachelor level and have tutored friends in colleagues using solfège for Sight Singing and Ear Training. See Carlos's full profile

Polymath, Humanities and Social Sciences

Three semesters of Aural Studies (i.e. ear training and sight singing) was a requirement in my undergraduate degree program. Theory courses and performance practice, at the undergraduate and graduate level, naturally required the... See Michael's full profile

BA in Vocal Music Education, Summa Cum Laude

One of my best subjects in school was ear training. In fact, I missed so few ear training exercises on tests in college that my professor made a point of telling me how impressed he was with my skills. My ear training strength... See Jonathan's full profile

Choral director of 10 years

Having worked with a lot of musicians over the past three decades and witnessed the difficulties that music students often have with ear training, I know the benefits & pitfalls of typical ear-training pedagogy, and I use kinesthetic... See Jordan's full profile

10+ Years of Singing, 7+ Years of Mixing

..., I've got you covered! I know many exercises to train your ears through my years of private singing instruction and Ear Training/Harmony classes at Berklee. My long-time use of solfege comes from my background in choirs and a cappella groups. As... See Jarred's full profile

Ear Training

Tutoring methods involve diads and triads, simple chords, simple inversions, and jazz chord recognition. A big part of ear training is writing and playing music. Creating music is strongly encouraged! See Harris's full profile

Patient, Encouraging, Highly-experienced 5-star tutor

I have Masters and Bachelors degrees in Music. Coursework included four semesters of ear training/sight singing (using moveable do). My years of choral directing helped me to have a highly developed ear for intonation, tuning, and... See Elizabeth's full profile