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Stop Trying to Master Ear Training (opens the original)
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Most ear training tells you to get 100% before you move on. I think that rule is the reason your ear stopped improving.When you repeat one drill until you score perfectly, you usually are not training your ear. You are teaching your brain to predict a sequence it has already heard. The score goes up. The skill does not.What works better is uncomfortable: move through the material, do not stop for perfection, and come back around. The second pass catches what you missed. The third pass is where i
The Music Stuck in Your Head Is a Skill You Never Trained (opens the original)
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About nine in ten people get songs stuck in their head every week. It's rare to have a truly silent mind, and only 1.5% are actually tone deaf. So what's the difference between an earworm and hearing music you haven't written yet? A trainable skill called audiation. The 60-second test is at 1:30. The five levels are at 5:30. Learn audiation. The real, scientifically-proven skill of hearing music in your head with perfect clarity. This video breaks down 5 levels of audiation and gives you actiona
The Ear Training Sleep Track I Broke (And What I Learned Fixing It) (opens the original)
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The Path to Audiating Melodies Clearly... Imagine Music (opens the original)
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Most musicians can hear a melody just fine. Holding one. Keeping it alive in your mind long enough to sing it, play it, or write it down — is a different skill, and almost nobody teaches it. That gap is why a melody can be right there in your head and still evaporate before your pencil moves.This is a working session, not a lecture. I'll play short fragments at the piano and leave you silence to work in, so don't skip ahead. The silences are where the training happens. We'll go after eight break
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