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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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Among the many additional teaching tools are ear training exercises, a digital metronome and digital recorder.
e-Media Intermediate Piano and Keyboard Method CD-ROM by Van Dyke, Richard / American Music Teacher
A chatty tone makes it easy to absorb all the technical insights of chord extensions, progressions, transposing to other keys, and arrangements, while an accompanying audio cd for ear training rounds out the primer.
The Complete Idiot's Guide To Music Theory, 2nd Edition by Donovan, Diane C. / MBR Bookwatch
Students learn a few measures of an a cappella song, some of the dance and get a quick refresher on sight reading and ear training.
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