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ear training

In music, the development of the sense of pitch, involving elements such as ready distinction of intervals and identification of various types of chords.



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Used as a set, the series provides, in user-friendly modules to ensure enjoyable progress for all students, a well-rounded standardized curriculum that develops core musicianship skills, such as ear-training, sight reading, technique and improvisation.
Novus via music group launches series by American Music Teacher
Ear-training activities include sight singing, melody singbacks and playbacks, rhythm singbacks and clapbacks, and melodic and rhythmic dictation.
Sound Advice: Theory and Ear Training, Levels 1-4 by Sisterhen, Lesley / American Music Teacher
Designed for guitar players but useful for all ear-training students.
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