How I Hear Any Chord
Watch the short walkthrough first — then download your chart below. The video shows you how to find your level and exactly what to practice next.
Your downloads
Grab your Ear Levels chart
Two versions. Keep the mini on your phone for quick reference, and print the full one for the piano.
Mini — Quick Reference
Compact, phone-friendly version. Perfect for pulling up while you play.
Download the Mini ChartFull — Expanded
The detailed, printable version. Put it on the music stand and work through it.
Download the Full ChartHow to use it
Three steps to start hearing
Find where your ear is now
Read down the levels and be honest about the last one you can do reliably. That's your level — not where you wish you were.
Work the next level up
Don't jump ahead. The next stage is the one skill to practice right now — whether that's naming the chord type or hearing the bass move underneath.
Test it on real songs
Pick any song you love and ask the question for your level. Hearing is a muscle. A few minutes a day builds it faster than you'd think.
Want to go deeper?
The chart shows you the levels. Inside the membership, I walk you through them — with a roadmap, a monthly hearing challenge, and a live member meeting. Try it for $1.
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