Ear Training

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    Japhet Paz 5 years ago

    Hi! I'm a total beginner who can barely sing in tune and doesn't know anything about music theory, I was just wondering what are the benefits of ear training? I keep seeing it being recommended to be part of your daily practice.

    I downloaded one app for ear training and it's mostly music theory with super new terms I'm very unfamiliar with. (Perfect Unison, Major/Minor 3rd/4th/5th, Intervals)

    I kinda get the part with the tuner and the virtual piano. You have to do it to recognize a note/pitch and try to accurately match it, aside from that are there any other reasons/benefits from ear training? 

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    Camille van Niekerk 5 years ago

    Hi, Japhet! The benefit is that you learn to sing in tune and have the ability to learn melodies quicker. With one-on-one lessons, a teacher gives you feedback on your pitch accuracy. With online lessons, we have to account for that component with a chromatic tuner/app. Please see below for an article with more explanation and some app recommendations!

    Ear training article: https://www.30daysinger.com/blog/how-to-tell-if-you-re-singing-in-tune-using-free-websites-apps-to-improve-your-pitch-accuracy

    App recommendations: https://musiciantuts.com/ear-training-apps/

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