I've been trying to make ear training a more regular part of my music practice, but I sometimes find it difficult to stay focused when repeating the same exercises.
I'm curious how other musicians approach this. Do you usually spend a few minutes on ear training every day, or do you prefer longer sessions a few times a week? I also wonder whether mixing interval training, chord recognition, and melodic exercises helps keep things more interesting.
For me, short sessions seem easier to maintain than trying to practice for a long time. I'd be interested to hear what routines have worked well for other EarMaster users.
How Do You Practice Ear Training Without Getting Bored?
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Re: How Do You Practice Ear Training Without Getting Bored?
I think short and consistent ear training sessions are usually easier to maintain. Mixing different exercises like intervals, chords, and melodies can also make practice feel less repetitive. A few focused minutes every day can build strong listening skills over time without making the routine feel overwhelming.