EarMaster School is professional interactive ear-training software intended for use in music schools and institutions. Hundreds of music teachers from all over the world are using EarMaster School as part of their ear training curriculum. Because of its many features and ease of use that the program provides, EarMaster School has been recommended by American Music Teacher Magazine and Danish Association of Music Teachers.
To get a better idea of just what the EarMaster School looks like, you can download a trial version of the program and use it for a period of 3 weeks. To do so, visit the product's homepage (there's a link below) and download EarMaster School demo to your computer.
A full version of EarMaster School offers 651 pre-prepared lessons for you to use, or you can create your own. When creating your own lessons you'll have a complete control over the type of lessons you create, difficulty level, a criteria that a user must achieve in order to advance to the next lesson, lesson's duration, etc. Your lessons can be then distributed to your students via e-mail, through your website, or by a storage device of your choosing (CD, USB key, floppy disk...).
All the lessons that you create will be fully compatible with EarMaster Pro (so your students won't need the ‘School' version of the program). Once your students complete their lessons, either at home or on a school computer, their results will be delivered to you via e-mail. This way, you'll have all the data that you need to evaluate your students' progress and plan their future lessons.
EarMaster School is available for both Windows and Mac computers.
EarMaster does everything we were looking for -- and more. It runs flawlessly on the University network.
All of our theory teachers designed a tutor for their classes. Without exception they found that the tutor editor was complete and that it was easy to use. EarMaster is a very comprehensive program. There are many levels to choose from in each area, very simple to quite complex. This makes it a program that can be successfully used at the high school level and it should be of interest to the private studio teacher as well.
Hanley Jackson, Professor of Music,
Kansas State University, USA