Recommended program for Ear Training
I have a student who needs some serious help with ear training, I just don't have the time to help her unfortunately. I learned with a record player by ear years ago myself.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a DVD, book, program that they have found to be successful? |
There is a phone application called "MyEar" very good app.
There is one called Ear Training i'm sure which you can download for the PC. I'm currently devolping my ear and all i do is listen to a song and try to play it back no matter how long it takes. may take 30mins- 1 hour to learn a simple melody but i do it in the end. |
www.justinguitar.com covers the subject well IMO.
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http://www.musictheory.net/
This site is pretty good... The exercises section has loads of flash tests on different aural skills |
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
My student isn't the type of person who will sit in front of a smart phone. That's just not happening. I was hoping to find something that is a book/DVD combo or book/CD. I'm pushing it with an online program, or software. But she wasn't 100% against it. If she's following along to just me playing guitar she can hear the changes. But when a full band is playing its too much distraction. Shes a competent player but has been a bedroom picker for years, and using strictly tabs. Ive found a couple of options but - lack of reviews - isn't worth the gamble. |
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Is she alraedy playing with other people or is her goal ultimately to play with other people? Could you maybe set her a task of working out a song she likes by ear? |
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I give her the chords and a brief progression, she can play a song all day long. She can memorize a lead if she has the tabs. When playing with others at a church picnic, or a bluegrass/old time jam, she cant hear the chord changes on a song she hasn't memorized verbatim. Very weak ear, that needs training. Can usually hear if the note is wrong, but cant tell you the note without a few trys. Most of the people she plays with play by ear. Nobody says, play c for 3 bars than f 2x, back to C etc. I doubt they know what a bar is. |
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