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Ear Training

Discover the art of Ear Training, a technique that assigns names to familiar sounds, allowing us to identify melodies based on our previous experiences. By recognizing the intervals between notes, such as Major and Minor Seconds or Whole and Half Steps, you can improve your musical abilities. Learn to associate melodies with specific intervals, with examples like "Frere Jacques" for M2 going up and "Mary Had a Little Lamb" for M2 going down. This guide will help you connect melodies like “Here Comes the Bride” and “Twinkle, Twinkle” to their respective musical intervals.

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Ear Training

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  1. Ear Training

  2. Ear Training Naming Sounds You Already Know • We are able to identify melodies because we’ve heard them before and we recognize the intervals between the notes. • Ear Training is simply assigning names to thesounds we already know. • The first two notes of different melodies can help us learn how the intervals sound.

  3. Major and Minor Seconds Whole and Half Steps • M2 going up = Frere Jacques • M2 going down = Mary Had a Little Lamb • m2 going up = Jaws • m2 going down = Fur Elise

  4. Helpful Melodies Twinkle, Twinkle Unison Marines Hymn M3 Here Comes the Bride P4 Maria Aug4 Star Wars P5 My Bonnie M6 There’s a Place for Us m7 Bali Hai M7 Somewhere Over the Rainbow Octave

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