Dear Roland, thanks for Your link, You did really good work and I guess it would be worth to develop it. But off course it's lot of work, I think I could't do it.
Am Fr., 17. Apr. 2020 um 03:01 Uhr schrieb Roland Goretzki < rol...@roland-goretzki.de>: > Hello Stefan & all, > > You wrote: > > has someone experiences and/or ideas for using lilypond for > > eartraining-purposes? > > [ ... ] > > Are there other projects/ideas around? > > well, while NOT being a programmer, nevertheless I created a little > web-based cgi-program especially for training note-reading, and it > contains also a part for training absolute hearing. > > It's all related to a piano-graphic, on which You can click the > random-created note You've read btw. heared, and it will give a > feedback, if it was wrong or write. > > One can chose different difficulties. > > The note-reading part contains also some interval-training parts. > > What does it have to do with lilypond? > Well, the note symbols I've used are created by lilypond. :-) > > I made it in 2010 (3 month) and 2012 (2 month), and it's missing a > chord-training part, but I won't continue this program, and due to not > being a programmer, the code is nearly unreadable (perhaps meanwhile > also for me). > > So You can only use it as is. > > The good thing is: > There is no costs, no "Werbung", no cookies and so on, the only thing > you have to create is an own two-part user name and an own passwort at > the first session, for getting a later feedback about your progress in > following sessions. > > To get the site, you cannot only type > > http://www.roland-goretzki.de > > because this website I've closed several years ago. But you can get it > by typing the direct URL: > > http://www.roland-goretzki.de/cgi-bin/lernspiel.cgi > > There You will be asked a user name, it is: > roland > And You will be asked a password, it is: > benjamin > > After this you get directly into the program, where You have to create > your own user name and password as mentioned above. The rest ist mostly > self-declaring, I think. > > For potential further questions in detail I would prefer the German > language, because I'm no English native speaker, and I assume, You are a > german, don't You? > > For all English speakers: > The program is only in German language, I'm sorry. > > Best Regards Roland > > PS: > Don't know why I didn't share it in the past - perhaps simply forgotten > OR due to the language and the necessary declaration? ;-) >
