ScoreDate is an open source music learning tool designed to enhance music reading and ear training skills for musicians at all levels. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, this Java-based software offers a range of exercises to improve note recognition, rhythm, chords, intervals, and accidentals. It allows users to progress from slow practice sessions to sight reading challenges, catering to various learning paces and goals.

The software supports multiple clefs, including Violin, Bass, Alto, and Tenor, with the option to work with up to two clefs simultaneously. Users can practice with a variety of note types and rhythms, including whole, half, dotted notes, eighth notes, triplets, and rests. ScoreDate also features a virtual piano for practice without external instruments, an exercise editor for creating and modifying custom exercises, and a learning mode that displays note or chord names on the staff for improved recognition.

ScoreDate tracks progress through detailed statistics with daily and monthly views, helping users monitor their improvement over time. Real-time audio playback is powered by Fluidsynth, with support for custom SoundFont 2 (.SF2) sound banks to personalize the listening experience. The software is accessible worldwide, offering translations in 14 languages, making it a comprehensive tool for music education and training.