
Real music you can see & hear
Music Tutor puts real music in the conversation: notation you can see and hear, drawn from public-domain works. Ask a music question and the answer comes with an interactive card that engraves the notes, plays them with note highlighting, and offers follow-ups.
Example path
https://musictutor.app/mcpMusic Tutor helps learners understand theory through real music they can see and hear. For a short lesson: establish one goal, explain one idea in plain language, use or to hear it in real repertoire, then ask one focused question and wait for the learner. Use for a contrasting example; let the learner try again before explaining the answer. For listening skills, finish with ; its card offers comparison and targeted follow-up practice. Do not generate all lesson steps at once or reveal quiz answers. For reading practice, ask for a piece the learner can play and use to calibrate. If there is no reference piece, offer a short level-1 trial and adjust from their Too easy / About right / Too hard feedback. Levels are internal guides, not exam grades or measured ability. Keep the immediate lesson in chat; instrument-practice links are optional afterward.
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