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Integrated Musicianship: Theory vs ToneSavvy

Both stand on music theory software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Integrated Musicianship: Theory

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Integrated Musicianship: Theory pairs a structured course text with editable notation and MIDI playback. Its online format is complemented by an instructor-guided approach and a companion ear-training text.

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ToneSavvy

Free plan Web

ToneSavvy covers a wide range of theory and listening exercises, with score tracking for subscribing teachers. Free practice is open to learners, but it does not provide teachers with visible or creditable scores.

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The facts

Integrated Musicianship: TheoryToneSavvy
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebWeb
Lowest paid planNot publishedUp to 25 students: $19 a month
Plans publishedNone5
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websiteintmus.github.iotonesavvy.com
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Integrated Musicianship: Theory: what it does well

  • Free, open-source textbook
  • Covers 22 chapters of music theory
  • Interactive notation includes MIDI playback
  • Source can be shared and modified
  • Companion text supports ear training

What to know first

  • Full abcjs functionality works best in up-to-date Chrome or Firefox
  • Course Discord is not a public forum

ToneSavvy: what it does well

  • Exercises cover theory, instruments, rhythm, and ear training.
  • Teachers can assign practice and review student scores.
  • Students complete assignments on computers or mobile devices.
  • Students do not pay for teacher-assigned use.
  • Free exercises are available without an account.

What to know first

  • Unregistered practice scores are not visible to teachers.
  • Some MIDI exercises require a compatible browser.
  • ToneSavvy says it cannot guarantee security of transmitted information.

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