

For example, identifying Bitonal, Polytonal and Modal Voicings and their accompanying scales for improvisational use. I taught ear training and advanced music theoryĪs a college professor in the late 80's / early 90's, I used what were then (and still are) considered unorthodox methods toward an all-inclusive, unified ear training coupled with advanced theoretical knowledge. These skills are the bedrock, essential tools for advanced fluency in improvisation and composition.

As we explored this ability, I realized that by combining the use of nomenclature derived from music theory with aural recognition practice, I could dramatically improve his Relative Pitch abilities as well. In 2010, I discovered that my son Dylan had Perfect Pitch. More detailed instructions will be found in the email. Here are all the sections, the ones in bold are currently included: Section 1: PitchĪfter purchasing you will be sent a license code to your email. Using that you will be able to sign up on the platform.

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