I have some criticism about the melodic sight-singing part. Now I'm studying in the conservatory, I thought I could use EarMaster as a good tool for my solfège and eartraining classes. For a lot of areas in my studies, EarMaster works great, but the melodic sight-singing course is one that does more...

They often appear in entrance exams of Music Colleges, at least here in the Netherlands! For example, this is what tonicizations look like in the entrance exam of the Conservatory of Amsterdam: https://www.conservatoriumvanamsterdam.nl/media/cva/docs/toelating/Toelatingsexamen_Solfege_en_gehoortrain...

Any plans on adding tonicization in the melodich sight-singing and dictation exercises? So basically, adding chromatic notes in there that temporarily make an other tone but the tonic sound like the tonic?

So I was practicing Melodic Sight-Singing Melodies in A minor (General practice) and suddenly this weirdo sneaks into the exercise. I doubt this is how the program should work, right?

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That's great to hear! Thank you

I got through the melodic dictations of general workshops, and currently I want to exercise with the custom exercise score library. However, when I get to the list of scores, it doesn't tell me whether it's major or minor. I think that this is a major flaw, pun not intended, because now it's a big s...