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Ultimate Ear Training-Discover what you hear-Aural Develop
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Ultimate Ear Training-Discover what you hear-Aural Develop

Improve your Aural skills, ear training, how music theory helps our ear, rhythm, melody and harmony exercises.
Last updated 2/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Improve aural skills, ear training, discover what you hear
  • Music education.

Course content

4 sections46 lectures3h 59m total length
  • Rhythm Objective1:21

    We will learn to recognize and convert the sounds to note values.

  • Timestamps0:43

    Timestamp videos to quickly go back and see again.

  • Quarter, Half, Whole notes2:19

    Recognize Whole, Half and Quarter notes

  • Eighth Notes2:54

    Recognize eighth notes

  • Sixteenth Notes5:41

    Recognize sixteenth notes and triplets

  • Exercises 16:45
  • Exercises 26:02
  • Exercises 34:42
  • Conclusion0:28

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of music theory
  • Be able to read music

Description

Many times in music we say that “he has a good ear”, meaning that someone can listen to a melody or a song and find out the notes that he listens to.

How many times has happened to listen to a song and want to play it on your instrument?

And then start searching on the internet to find it? And many times this search may not have a good result…


For you that play music you say that someone has a good ear or another guy doesn’t.

This happens for all of our talents, one talent to be better than another. It can happen to someone to have a good ability to hear and find out what he hears.


We’ll give the tools to guide our ears to understand the context of what we hear.

Using our theory knowledge we can find ways to approach this.


We’ll pass through the 3 elements of music that we must learn to hear.

Rhythm, melody and harmony, and we’ll see step by step how we can decode them.

I always say to my students that knowledge is the most important tool to move on,

but practice will give strength to knowledge and will take us forward and improve us.


Who this course is for:

  • Students of music in every instrument
  • Beginner to intermediate