Ear Training Playlist - Tritone
June 13, 2026
Give your relative pitch training a powerful upgrade! Learn how to effortlessly identify the sharp, unstable sound of the tritone with our expert ear training guide and handpicked playlist.
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Give your relative pitch training a powerful upgrade! Learn how to effortlessly identify the sharp, unstable sound of the tritone with our expert ear training guide and handpicked playlist.
Master interval recognition with real music. This hub links every Sonid ear-training playlist post—handpicked songs for P1, m2, M2, m3, M3, P4, P5, m6, M6, m7, M7, and P8—plus a practical study path for relative pitch.
Give your relative pitch training a powerful upgrade! Learn how to effortlessly identify the rich, unresolved sound of the minor seventh interval with our expert guide and custom tracklist.
Today we start something new: Sonids Spotify Playlists! We start with the Perfect Unison interval.
We are back with our weekly playlist! This week, we are shining the spotlight on the major third interval with a handpicked selection of ten incredible songs to help you train your ears.
Ready to master relative pitch? Explore our ultimate ear training guide to the perfect fourth interval, featuring expert recognition tips and an essential playlist.
Add a splash of color to your relative pitch skills! Learn how to effortlessly identify the warm and distinctive major sixth interval with our expert guide and custom tracklist.
We are back with our weekly playlist! This week, we are shining the spotlight on the major seventh interval with a handpicked selection of incredible songs to help you train your ears.
We've made a new Spotify Playlist for you! This time we take a look at the perfect octave and teach you how to identify it by ear.
We are back with our weekly playlist! This week, we are shining the spotlight on the minor second interval with a handpicked selection of ten incredible songs to help you train your ears.
Today we want to share our new Spotify Playlist with you! This time it's all about the minor third interval.
Part of our ultimate ear training songlist hub—all interval playlists in one place.
Ready to train your ears to recognize one of the most foundational sounds in music history? We have built a brand-new ear training guide for you! Today, we are focusing on the perfect fifth interval and sharing the best techniques to help you instantly identify its powerful, open sound whenever you hear it.
In music theory, the perfect fifth (often abbreviated as P5) is a crucial interval that spans seven semitones (or half steps). It is famously known as the backbone of Western music harmony—serving as the basis for power chords in rock, the tuning of violins and cellos, and the structure of the Circle of Fifths. It gets its "perfect" name because its acoustic frequency ratio is incredibly pure, creating a hollow, strong, and highly stable sound.
Instead of practicing with boring, clinical beeps, we believe the fastest way to build flawless relative pitch is by listening to real songs. For this edition, we have curated a diverse playlist highlighting the ascending, melodic perfect fifth—where the lower note steps directly up to the higher note.
Because it sounds so triumphant and bold, you will frequently find it at the very beginning of famous movie themes and anthems. In the breakdown below, we will show you exactly where the perfect fifth appears in each track so you can effortlessly lock its sound into your musical memory.
You can hear a perfect fifth at BUT-LISTEN-CAREFULLY. The melody is going from A to E and back again.
This is our favourite Queen-song. In this emotional ballad you can hear the perfect fifth when Freddy sings MY-LIFE.
The first two notes of the verse form a perfect fifth.
This Disney song is filled with perfect fifths. The first three you hear in the intro, at MAKE-WAY, A-LI and SAY-HEY. Afterwards there are many perfect fifths in the verse. A good song to practice your ears!
In this classic you can hear a perfect fifth at DEAD-OF (NIGHT).
The U2 song starts with a perfect fifth in the first two notes of the verse.
This song starts with a perfect fifth in the instrumental intro. You can hear it in the first two notes (and then it repeats).
Amy's first two notes form a perfect fifth.
This Jazz standard is intrumental. The first two notes played by John Coltrane form the perfect fifth.
In the first sentence of the verse you can find the perfect fifth interval at WAKE-UP. You can hear it again at MAKE-UP.