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Duolingo Music (デュオリンゴの音楽, Duoringo no Ongaku) is one of Duolingo's multisubject feature options. The feature teaches ear training, how to read sheet music and the location of notes on a piano. The Duolingo Music course had 36 units in its beta, which released on October 11, 2023. In the later versions, Duolingo Music has 76 units (14 in Section 1, 14 in section 2, and 48 in section 3).

Lessons[]

Duolingo Music teaches through playing a song. After the song, the user gets a score up to a maximum of 1000. The score depends on the accuracy of the notes and rhythm. The stars depend on the score, and the XP depends on the stars.

Completing a lesson in Duolingo Music counts towards your streak for language-based Duolingo, and vice-versa.

Daily Refresh[]

The Daily Refresh is made of three songs and the preparation lessons for the songs. These are very easy. The rule was to get at least 326 to unlock new lessons but in the later version the rule was removed.

Songs[]

iOS Song List

In August 2024, a few of the earlier songs changed to new versions with Duolingo characters (Zari, Lily, Junior, Oscar (in later units)) as authors, and cheering and clapping with flowers at the end. As of 2025, this was applied to all preparations for songs including pop songs. As of March 2025, this was also applied to the Daily Refresh songs and preparations for songs.

Some of the songs in the Duolingo Music course include:

  • Vivaldi's Four Seasons (namely "Spring", "Winter" and "Autumn");
  • "Ring around the Rosey"; (F major and Ab major)
  • "Old MacDonald";
  • "The Wheels on the Bus";
  • "Morning" from the Peer Gynt suite;
  • "The Entertainer";
  • "We Wish You a Merry Christmas";
  • "Jingle Bells";
  • "London Bridge is Falling Down";
  • "Merry Had a Little Lamb";
  • "Hot Cross Buns";
  • "Ode to Joy";
  • "La Cinquantaine";
  • "Radetzky March";
  • "Skip to My Lou";
  • "By the Light of the Moon";
  • "Row, Row, Row Your Boat";
  • "Three Blind Mice";
  • "The Itsy Bitsy Spider";
  • "Symphony No. 7";
  • "Scarborough Fair";
  • "Pomp and Circumstance";
  • "Cello Suite No. 1";
  • "Sea Shanty";
  • "Adagio Cantabite";
  • "Nocturne No. 15";
  • "Major Minor Trick";
  • "Spin the Wheel";
  • "Ave Maria";
  • "Blue Danube Waltz";
  • "Take Me Out to the Ballgame";
  • "If You're Happy and You Know It";
  • "Bicycle Built for Two";
  • "Danny Boy";
  • "Pop Goes the Weasel";
  • "Pack Up Your Troubles";
  • "I Scream, You Scream";
  • "Rockin' Robin";
  • "Laundry Song";
  • "This Little Light of Mine";
  • "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain";
  • "Prelude in E Minor";
  • "Oh My Darling Clementine";
  • "I'm Just Wild About Harry";
  • "Fascinating Rhythm";
  • "Hush Little Baby";
  • "Rock-a-bye Baby";
  • "Musette in C";
  • "Gavotte";
  • "Swan Lake";
  • selections from Handel's Water Music;
  • "We Three Kings";
  • "Arabian Dance" from the Nutcracker Suite;
  • "Happy Birthday";
  • "Minuet in C";
  • "Toyland" from Babies in Toyland;
  • "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers";
  • "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik";
  • "O Sole Mio"
  • ”Space Adventure”

This is not the order that they appear in the course.

Duolingo Plus songs[]

In July 2024, Sony Music and Duolingo partnered to add new songs to the course, including

  • "Different Colors" by Walk the Moon
  • "Cold" by Crossfade
  • "Get the Party Started" by P!nk
  • "Come Get It Bae" by Pharrell Williams
  • "Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas
  • "Work Song" by Hozier
  • ”Drive By” by Train

In September 2024, all pop songs were changed to new versions with the Duolingo character, Duo, as an author.

Change Log[]

  • October 2023: Duolingo Music started being available to some learners. (official release)
  • November 2023 Duolingo Music is out for more learners. (69 units are added)
  • December 2023: Most learners have Duolingo Music. (no changes)
  • January/February 2024: All iOS learners have Duolingo Music. (no changes)
  • August 2024: Duolingo Music started being available to users with Android 14 phones
  • August 28th, 2024: Daily Refresh was added to the iOS app.
  • September 24th, 2024: At Duocon support for real instrument alongside Duolingo Music was announced.
  • October 2024: Duolingo Music is now on Android
  • November 2024: Support for real instruments only available in beta and the Duolingo piano
  • November 8th, 2024: Unit trophy removed from music course pop song icons now color of unit in path
  • January 2025: Fixed error when note missed and you played it in Oscar's versions of songs
  • February 2025: Music has now 274 units and removed bass clef units and added preparations for pop songs and songs separated into units (each unit is a review, match madness, and preparations of songs and pop songs)
  • Late February 2025: Section 1 (similar to the songs but shows note letters) was added, Section 1 (learning your first songs and notes) is now Section 2, Section 2 (learning songs and notes with white keys) is now Section 3, and Section 3 (learning songs and notes with black keys is now Section 4
  • March 2025 music is now available to all language speakers.

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