Learning Intervals |
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Learning Intervals |
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Jun 5 2011, 02:30 PM |
That's an interesting topic When I was a kid, I had a habit of counting my steps, and singing some simple phrases in my head. After years later I found that those were actually intervals within the pentatonic scale. Not sure how I started to do this, I still do this, but more complicated, but still short phrases, with various combinations of rhythm, matching the rhythm with environment sounds, breaking it down, it sounds a bit crazy, but I can't help it
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Jun 5 2011, 10:45 PM |
of course I use interval association to help me recognise them:
for minor 7th I use the first two notes of this: It's actually a major second but if hear the last low note of the phrase you see the context -------------------- Visit my:
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Jun 6 2011, 11:21 PM |
I used a combination of Earmaster, a program that Daniel mentioned (I think?), and the same technique you guys are talking about. Going back to more intense ear training in the next few days, cheers for the reminder! yeah, me too. Earmaster was of great help for me! -------------------- Visit my:
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