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“Pitch” is an auditory quality triggered by musical notes that indicates to the listener that note’s place within the scale. Rather than being an inherent property of the note itself, pitch is more of a subjective sensation that occurs in the ear and allows the listener to identify musical notes based on their sound. While many music experts believe that perfect pitch is something you have to be born with, it is possible to train the ear to more accurately gauge sounds through simple study and exercise. | “Pitch” is an auditory quality triggered by musical notes that indicates to the listener that note’s place within the scale. Rather than being an inherent property of the note itself, pitch is more of a subjective sensation that occurs in the ear and allows the listener to identify musical notes based on their sound. While many music experts believe that perfect pitch is something you have to be born with, it is possible to train the ear to more accurately gauge sounds through simple study and exercise. | ||
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=== Familiarizing Yourself with Musical Notes === | === Familiarizing Yourself with Musical Notes === | ||
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#*In addition to exercising your ear, starting drilling yourself on observing the progression of notes in songs on the radio, mentally “playing” sheet music and attempting to play songs by ear on an instrument after only a listen or two.<ref name="rf15">http://www.hearandplay.com/main/how-to-listen-effectively-the-basics-of-relative-pitch</ref> | #*In addition to exercising your ear, starting drilling yourself on observing the progression of notes in songs on the radio, mentally “playing” sheet music and attempting to play songs by ear on an instrument after only a listen or two.<ref name="rf15">http://www.hearandplay.com/main/how-to-listen-effectively-the-basics-of-relative-pitch</ref> | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
