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	Ear training - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ear training or aural skills is a process by which musicians learn to identify intervals, chords, rhythms, and other basic elements of music.
		Singing plays an important part in ear training, since one must be able hear music in one's head and match pitch before it is possible to sing it reliably.
		One does not need absolute pitch to succeed at ear training; one goal of ear training is the development of relative pitch.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ear_training (1215 words)

	BERKLEE \| Ear Training
		Ear training classes, in combination with arranging, harmony and music technology courses, will provide you with a broad-based musical vocabulary, important skills for your major studies, and a well-rounded musical background.
		The Ear Training core curriculum is a sequence of four courses designed to progressively cover rhythm, melody, intervals, conducting patterns, and harmonic hearing.
		Each entering student is placed into one of the ear training courses based on the proficiencies, skills, and knowledge demonstrated on the ear training section of the Entering Student Proficiency Assessment.
	www.berklee.edu /core/eartraining.html (302 words)

	Ear Training
		Audio Track 3—Ear Training for the G Minor Pentatonic Scale in the Lower Octave: In this exercise you were asked to play through the G minor pentatonic scale in the upper octave, then use your ear to identify four different two-note intervals from that scale.
		Audio Track 6—Ear Training for the G Minor Pentatonic Scale in the Upper Octave: In this exercise you were asked to play through the G minor pentatonic scale in the lower octave, then use your ear to identify four different two-note intervals from that scale.
		Audio Track 9—Ear Training for the G Blues Scale in the Upper Octave: In this exercise you were asked to play through the G minor pentatonic blues scale in the upper octave, then use your ear to identify four different two-note intervals from that scale.
	www.flatpick.com /blues/eartraining.htm (748 words)

	Ear Training
		A few musicians with particularly perceptive ears can even tell you that a piano is tuned a few cents higher than the one that they play on at home.
		This is an unusual skill that even most trained musicians do not have, and research seems to suggest that if you don't have it at a very early age, you cannot develop it.
		And ear training is also crucial for those interested in music theory, musicology, or just being able to write down a tune accurately.
	cnx.org /content/m12401/latest (1934 words)

	LilyTears: Music
		For this reason, the two notes both stimulate the mechanism of the ear very similarly, and this close similarity in harmonic effect is why the note names simply repeat every octave.
		Relative Pitch is indispensable for identifying musical structures, whether in the inscription of existing music, the analysis of compositions by ear, identification of fellow bandmates' expositions and/or identification of music heard mentally while writing or expressing in real-time.
		Relative Pitch is just as indispensible for the mental construction of musical structures: whether their symbols be read or remembered by name, called for by bandmates in preparation for or during performance, or put in service to conceptual exploration while composing or performing improvisation.
	lilytears.com /arts/music/eartraining.htm (1552 words)

	Ear Training Page
		Ear training is the most important exercise the student can perform.
		Ear training assists aural understanding and musicianship, is useful for determining errors in the musical score or in a performing ensemble’s performance of a musical work, and enables the musician to "hear" musical scores without an audible performance.
		The daily and focused practice of ear training gradually develops the ability of internalized sound that is the core of any musical activity.
	www.clt.astate.edu /tcrist/eartraining.htm (1655 words)

	Irish Terriers, Ear Training
		The goal of ear training is to affix the position of the ear when the dog is alert and carrying his ears up.
		The ears are trained by gluing them to the skull for months on end.
		Ear training should begin between 8 to 16 weeks of age, and continue through the teething stage or approximately 8 months of age.
	www.flealess.org /irishterriers/information/index.html (1303 words)

	Ear Training Coach 1 & 2 - Adventus Ear Training Coach 1 & 2
		Ear Training coach is affordable enough for every student to use for practice at home.' Use ETC regularly to ensure ear training and sight reading tests will be a snap.
		Ear Training Coach assists teachers in training students to discern pitches, intervals, scales, chords and rhythms, as well as to play back musical passages by ear, read music at sight, and transcribe music.
		Ear Training coach is recommended as preparation for ear training and sight-reading examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music Examinations.
	www.dj-equipment-supplies.com /adventus/eartrainingcoach12.htm (1390 words)

	Ear Training WebSite
		Music students should know how important ear training is for their development.
		Of course, music comes from the soul, it is not a mere juggling with sounds, but too many times players from a lower spirituality platform look better just because they have "a good ear", and a common misconception is that this cannot be improved.
		The author of this program has plenty of experience and I can assure you that the attentive ear can be improved to the highest levels, even for someone considered tone-deaf.
	www.earpower.com (276 words)

	Ear Training and Sight Singing - A2Z Ear Training - Ear Training and Sight Singing
		In the ear training lessons on Singing in Tune, you will have the opportunity to evaluate how much in or out of tune you are singing, and learn incredible techniques for identifying the kinds of mistakes you are making and how to fix them!
		The Ear Training method presented here has been developed to teach the student how to hear the way musical sounds are organized within a key.
		This is a new ear training and sight singing book which takes a different approach by utilizing single line and part singing; where one voice is played while another is sung.
	a2z-ear-training.com (2632 words)

	Training Software for Perfect Pitch
		This is how the Ear Training Companion teaches you to hear pitch chroma and to have true absolute listening.
		Absolute pitch is not just a party trick of being able to "name notes." With solid ear training in absolute and relative pitch, you can easily pick apart any piece of music and know exactly what you've got.
		The Ear Training Companion is your key to a whole new dimension of music.
	www.aruffo.com /eartraining/software.htm (2257 words)

	Training
		The aim of subspecialialized training in uroradiology is to prepare the radiologist for a career in which a substantial proportion of his/her time will be devoted to uroradiology.
		Training must be undertaken in a hospital(s) with full clinical service in urology, nephrology (including renal transplantation) and gynecology.
		Subspecialized training in pediatric uroradiology will be obtained best in a Children's Hospital or in a General Hospital with a dedicated section for Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery.
	www.esur.org /Training.5.0.html (1057 words)

	Trail Creek Systems, Inc.
		Ear Training Expedition Part 3 Here students will explore five types of seventh chords, cadences, scale degrees and triads of the scale, simple and compound meters, harmonic progression, other scale types: (whole tone, pentatonic, chromatic, modes), and melodic movement/recognition.
		Ear Training Expedition was originally developed to help students learn the theory and ear training skills required for a typical syllabus exam.
		Ear Training Expedition Parts 1, 2, and 3 can be purchased separately, or as a package.
	www.trailcreeksystems.com (756 words)

	MusicGoals Ear Training Methodology
		It is possible to start beginners with ear training at the very beginning of music study using solfeggio.
		This is the path of the “by Eye and Ear” and the “by Eye” goal activities.
		Ear training is nothing more than memorizing sound qualities and developing skill identifying them.
	www.musicgoals.com /methodology.htm (1139 words)

	Ear Training Software and Links to Articles on Ear Training
		The ear training concepts or theory that the program is built on have been part of my ear training teaching.
		Another great software package which focuses on training you for improvisation The interface is very simple and allows you to focus on your practice without any interruptions.
		Marketed as a complete music theory/ear training tutor for both Macintosh and Windows computers, Practica Musica, is one of the most widely used music college and university music training packages.
	www.alisdair.com /educator/eartraininglinks.html (465 words)

	Music Theory Software, Ear Training, and Music Lessons with MusicGoals
		It includes a proven ear training method but it is much more than ear training software.
		Drills can be repeated as needed to focus on ear training, piano chords, guitar chords, scales, intervals, or any element of music theory.
		There is also information on ear training, music theory, sight-reading and other resources for music teachers and musicians.
	www.musicgoals.com /index.htm (397 words)

	Ear Training & Aural Memory Software for musicians and guitar players. Identify, by note name, the various pitches ...
		Ear Training and Aural Memory Software for musicians and guitar players.
		The software is made up of two complementary features, "ear training" and "musical memory game", which will make it possible to develop your attention, your aural skills and your musical memory.
		In the contrary case, the fact of remaining and practising in the same level increases your skills and allows you, at one moment or another, to move up to the next level.
	www.guitar-online.com /ear-and-memory-training.htm (438 words)

	Intimate Audio (EAR TRAINING RESOURCES)
		For a musician ear training is one of the most important tasks.
		Both programs are different from the traditional ear training programs where you typically have to guess intervals, scales, chords, and rhythms.
		Functional Ear Trainer presents an original and very effective way to learn to recognize notes in the context of a key.
	www.intimateaudio.com /links.earballz.html (506 words)

	Cyberfret.com: Ear training for guitar
		Ear training should be a part of your daily guitar practice.
		Ear Training - From the mind to the fretboard - Guitarist Brian Huether helps you learn to translate the sounds in your head to the guitar.
		Functional Ear Trainer - This is a great FREE software program that I strongly recommend everyone download and use.
	www.cyberfret.com /ear-training/index.php (261 words)

	A Guitar Player's Guide to Ear Training
		Ear training is important to any musician, but for a guitar player who doesn’t want to be permanently tied to written music or music learned by rote, it is essential.
		In this article I hope to shed some light on the study of ear training and give you some ways that you can improve on your own without purchasing a $400.00 course or enrolling in a college or university.
		As you progress in your ear training, your ability to speak the musical language (notation and theory) will expand greatly, as will your knowledge and use of the guitar fretboard.
	www.guitar-instruction-video.com /ear_training.htm (1543 words)

	i was doing all right - ear trainer
		If your ear is having trouble locking in on the notes, slow down the tempo and/or reduce the number of intervals you're trying to play.
		Playing random melodies by ear is similar to playing simple songs (or any other music) by ear, however the ear training tool provides a controlled environment that helps you to gradually improve and challenge yourself.
		As you become more familiar with how the ear training tool works, you'll probably want to use the automatic looping function for many of the exercises.
	www.iwasdoingallright.com /tools/ear_trainer.aspx (1423 words)

	What is Ear Training? (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A musical ear is the single most important skill for musicians, but many musicians have poor aural skills because they do not practice ear training.
		Ear training will help you to exploit the advantages of your musicality, and it will help you gain musical confidence.
		Ear training will give you a better understanding of all the things you do with music.
	www.earmaster.com.cob-web.org:8888 /eartraining.htm (401 words)

	Harmony Central®: Windows Software: Ear Training Software
		659 KB Ear training for scales, intervals, and chords including 7th and 9th chords.
		Ear training covering chords, intervals, scale, rhythm, and more.
		Ear training, sight reading, and music theory for multiple instruments.
	www.harmony-central.com /Software/Windows/ear_training.html (210 words)

	Learning music by ear - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Learning music by ear is done by repeatedly listening to other musicians and then attempting to recreate what one hears.
		Many people in cultures which do have notation still learn by ear, and ear training, often through a musicianship course at a music conservatory or college, is common practice among those who use notation extensively.
		In the West learning by ear is associated with traditional and folk music, but many classical music forms throughout the world lack notation, and have therefore been passed from generation to generation by ear.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Learning_music_by_ear (239 words)

	Ear Training for vocalists. Singers instructional books and DVDs
		An excellent workshop from the assistant chair of the Ear Training Department at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, this DVD is a vital intro to the topic for songwriters and performers looking to improve their listening skills and become better musicians.
		Ear training is crucial for developing an intuitive, natural ear, and provides the creative imagination with a musical lexicon.
		Designed for jazz singers, students of improvisation or ear training, choir directors and teachers of vocal jazz, it's an enjoyable way to learn the modes thoroughly and discover their possibilities.
	www.singers.com /instructional/eartraining.html (1164 words)

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