
Develop your musical hearing and reading by learning to sing notes based on the major scale. Use a hand-gesture system for each note to simplify sight reading and singing.
Develop relative pitch through solfege and sight-singing by associating the seven scale notes with a simple head and hand gesture, reading note names in rhythm, and practicing pitch.
Develop ear training by mastering quarter notes and half notes, using a simple one two three four beat to sing the notes, while rhythm remains a foundational, yet secondary, focus.
Practice singing the notes from the sheet music with printed course pdfs, using do and the names mi, fa, so, la, ti, and follow the rhythmic exercises with rests.
Read do and re on the staff, noting that re is placed above do; then practice singing do and re with rhythm only (no pitch) using exercises 1–4.
Practice ear training by singing the notes do and re through a series of exercises, starting with doh and ray, guided by counting and gesture cues.
Practice reading rhythms in the do re mi with our hands, identify mi on the first line, and progress to singing after rhythm-only exercises.
Practice do re mi with four progressive exercises, then sing Mary had a little lamb to reinforce pitch, melody awareness, and reading two-line tunes.
Learn to read do re mi sol in this ear training lesson, sing the notes with rhythm and hand gestures, and understand the semitone between mi and fa.
Practice ear training by singing the notes do, re, mi, sol through four exercises, starting on me and other notes, building melodies, then sing the 'new world' theme on me.
Develop ear training by reading do re mi sol la on the staff, recognizing notes between staff lines, and singing with rhythm and hand-gesture exercises.
Explore the pentatonic scale of five notes (do, re, mi, sol, la), practice with rhythm exercises, and connect singing to the ground tone and tonic.
Practice reading do re mi fa so la, sing the notes with rhythm and hand gestures, and identify their positions on the staff through exercises one and two.
Develop ear training by practicing singing the notes do, re, mi, fa, so, la through guided exercises and sing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star to reinforce pitch and note reading.
Read the full c major scale and sing the leading tone to the tonic using hand gestures and rhythm. Identify notes on the staff by position while practicing the scale.
Practice the full scale in ear training, using hand gestures, singing solfege notes mi, fa, so, la, do, si, and exploring up and down motion, octave, and broken chord feel.
After finishing this ear training course, repeat the exercises and practice with or without the video, print the course materials for offline practice, and leave a review.
Practice solfege through jingle bells to build ear training, using downloadable pdf sheet music and optional piano chords for accompaniment, and reinforce seven-note hand signs.
LET'S LEARN THE PRO MUSICIAN SKILL OF READING AND SINGING NOTES!
Ear Training - Sing The Notes! is a course that teaches you this super important (and fun!) skill for the professional and the aspiring musician.
Singing notes pitches, and reading them from sheet music (also known as Solfege) is an important skill for every music producer, songwriter, singer or instrumentalist musician.
When you acquire this skill you can:
Hear a song melody inside your head, or sing it out loud, without an instrument.
Compose and produce better and more accurate music ideas.
Quicker workflow when writing or arranging your songs and tracks.
Figure out the notes for a melody without an instrument.
Communicate better with other musicians by reading and "Solfegeing" a melody
If you're saying: sounds nice, but I have the hearing of a deaf person...
Then let me assure you that: anyone who's ready to practice a little can develop his reading and singing in a profound way!
It's NOT something you are born with.
It's NOT related to Perfect Pitch.
IT'S A SKILL EVERYONE CAN LEARN (and should! especially musicians).
This course will teach you how to read and sing the notes of the C major scale using only the treble clef.
The course contains lessons and easy to follow exercises, this course is excellent for beginners.
This is not a course about music theory, though some basic music theory is discussed in order to make our reading and singing flow.
no previous knowledge is required.
LET'S DEVELOP OUR MUSICAL HEARING, READING, AND SINGING TOGETHER.
ENROLL NOW!
(I'm reminding you that you've got 30-days-money-back-guarantee in case you find out this isn't the right course for you)
See you inside :)
Gal
**Photo by Kyle Smith**