Do you have PITCH MEMORY? Fun test for everyone!
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2023
- Curious to see if you have pitch memory? Take this fun test and see what score you get!
This test is also perfect for ear training and for developing your relative pitch, if practiced daily. This is an important skill that allows you to learn how to play an instrument faster, allows you to sing in tune better and can help you improvise.
Great musicians have advanced listening skills which improve the quality of their performances. These skills are essential for music students or anyone else who wants to get better at listening, understanding, and performing music.
IMPORTANT: If this test was VALUABLE and FUN to you, I dare you to challenge your friends on your social media and see what score THEY get! :) 😀Also, I have a 2nd TEST that tests your ear in multiple ways. It is also perfect for practicing your relative pitch and sharpening your ear!
• Are you TONE DEAF or M...
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Ear training is a music theory field of study where musicians use only their hearing to identify pitches, melodies, chords, intervals, rhythms, and various other basic elements of music. With ear training, you can connect notes and other musical elements just by hearing them.
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For questions and inquiries you can reach out to me at: pardonmypiano.hq@gmail.com - Zábava
You need to put a grading for the scores in each of these tests.
Thank you. I'm looking forward to more learning with your videos. I am finding that my pitch & tone memory are pretty good, but my chord recognition really needs work!
Thank you so much for your feedback!!! Let me know how I can improve my tests for you😁
18/20. Bonus question answer: 11 and 18. I would love it if you continued these types of videos. It helps me see my capabilities in music and what I could improve on. Thanks for the help!
Hi, Michael, I'm glad I found your stuff. I'm not a musician but an intuitive listener and music lover. Got only three positions wrong, feel proud ))) Thanks a lot!
I'm so happy that we have connected over here!!! There will be weekly practice tests for improving your ear😊
Same here. I have a good ear, but zero musical knowledge.
Just subscribed after watching your other two pitch memory videos! I’m gonna send this to everyone because I love these videos! ❤
Thank you so much!!! ❤️ I hope this will help more people train their ears🙃
So fun and ironically I always struggled with RCM ear training, but absolutely improved over the years with boosting confidence and practicing! Fun series!
Phew, 2 wrong, but admit I was cooking dinner at the same time and got a little lost! Good luck with this fun series and I think it will be lots of fun for so many!
@@MotifMusicStudios thank you so much!! I am hoping that people will find this valuable! :)
this was fun! hope you post more.
Great exercises! Thanks for the help.
20/20. Thankyou!
FUN ! 🎶😀🎶
Oh what a surprise, I play instruments as well and I found this video to test my pitch memory. Then I figured out that you are also @earthquakesim, and I watch both of your channels without knowing you are the same person. What a surprise 😄
I just found your channel and love it. I am not a musician and don’t know how to read music. I am taking singling classes though. I got 19 out of 20. Thanks a lot for your work and sharing your knowledge and gift. 🙏
I am loving this! ❤ I will play with the kids🎉
18/20. Can do better, but not that bad, after all.
Cool, earlier this day I read something (in my own language) on how to improve relative ear. I decided that I should train more in this field, and go back to the basics of music theory, that I’ve partially forgotten since I left the music school years ago. So your tests are totally welcome. 👍
19/20. Bonus: the #1 and #4 sound the same 🤔 I'm not sure, tho . Where do we get the right answer? Anyway, I got only the question #13 wrong, but I'm still proud of myself since I'm just a voracious listener of several genres, I can't play anything and I've never ever studied music in my whole life 😔
Just perfect score
Perfect score
I need more of this. Where are the other videos?
16/20
That's a pretty good score!!🤩
Well are there any more lessons coming ? Cause this is cool
Fun test! The only one that got me was #19... I replayed it 4 times and it's still hard for me to hear the difference in 4.
For me the one that got me was either 16 or 17. And as for that 19, I at least heard it fine by kind of dividing the tones into three ( 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5) and then I realized the second version of 4 was slightly flat
please~ I need more ear test! especially chord !!!!
19/20😊
20/20.
20/20
Bonus question: I think it's example and question 2
Thank you for this. It's very difficult for me to answer the bonus question. Are they the number 10 and the number 16?
Hi Michael! Congratulations on your channel and thank you so much for the interesting and enriching work that you do and service you provide to your viewers and listeners!
>20K comments on a single video is a whole lot to sort through! Thank you for your openness to feedback!
Did you by chance ever mention the answer to the bonus question? I was unable to locate that in the video or in the description. I'm giddy for the new series and was happy that on this one I got only one question wrong (#19). I'm hoping I got the bonus correct, but either I missed where that answer is revealed or else perhaps it will be provided in the next video.
Is that Coldplay playing in the background during your opening and closing sequence? I think it's lovely whatever it is, but it's possible that once you begin and then close out your greetings on the video, the background music could be distracting for certain listeners (such as those with ADD and/or those with perfect pitch; I fall into that first group but not the second. A comment on one of your prior videos from a person with PP made me wonder if background music or sound during narration might be distracting or low key 😉frustrating for them).
I appreciate how for this test you explained that the quiz would be 2p questions and gradually increase in complexity. This time you did not include score range feedback, which is helpful to keep encouraging folks to keep listening and see how they might improve over time.
I make myself on fly Q&A templates by pausing your video after the intro & example but before the quiz or training exercise/lesson begins.
I wasn't sure on the front end where your note sequence length pattern "steps" would increase, but that info or a simple sample blank Q & A sheet or form perhaps in in the description section via a link to your website and/or as something you show on screen could help those of us playing/learning at home to prepare our own answer forms in a more efficient way. (Example -- and I haven't gone back to check this it's just a guess -- when you speak about gradually increasing in complexity you might say that the first 10 questions will be three note sequences; then four note patterns for questions 11-15; five note sequences for questions 16 through 20; and finally a bonus question to be revealed at the end of the test)
You may also wish (or choose not) to tell your students/listeners/viewers/fans at the beginning of the exercise or training instructions whether on the first attempt try it without pausing and relistening so they can get a better baseline to monitor their progress at recognizing or increasing their awareness of relative pitch. I do appreciate that at the end you welcomed your viewers to feel free to go back and relisten to the quiz and feel free to attempt. I had to do that in order to attempt the bonus question, as I had remembered hearing a similar sequence twice but not which question numbers they were that seemed to be the same).
For the bonus question, initially I was uncertain about whether both the question and the undisclosed different note answer were supposed to be the same patterns, but I just guessed based on the fact you mentioned "questions" that you intended only the the two question prompts that were the same, not both the pattern prompts and the one changed note part of the question needing to be the same. As I couldn't locate the answer to the bonus, however, I'm not sure if I assumed that correctly.
Given that I and perhaps some other people may struggle more with exercise of this type if there is unrelated background sound in the sequence, this might be an interesting increasing difficulty challenge for a future bonus question or for more advanced ear training -- almost like the audio equivalent of a CAPCHA(sp).
Finally, do you like the singer/pianist Aurora? She does a pretty amazing cover of David Bowie's "Life on Mars" that I think you might like. It seems like it was on a TV program in Iceland or Norway. I'll try to grab the link and post it back here if you're interested.
Thanks again so much for all that you give and do! Your vibe is professional yet still engaging, cool, kind, upbeat, supportive, and educational!
Thanks again for another great video and for the present of your presence here: a gift to the world and all of us -- great role modeling and not at all gimmicky as so many other channels and sometimes be. Thanks so much.
I miss seeing/hearing you close out with a little piano outro of your own. I'll have to check for that elsewhere.
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It's Norwegian Public TV broadcast 2016
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Michael, can you recommend some advanced videos? Thanks in advance.
20/20, though I could not answer the bonus question
good Michael I had 3 wrong in the last section - Play the cello which help a lot with intonation.
Thank you so much for watching this video🙂cello is such a wonderful instrument!!
I was hoping for an 'If you got this many right, then you...' at the end of the video. I feel somewhat bummed that I don't know how to score myself on this test. I got #17 and #20 wrong. After relistening to them, I heard the difference though.
The idea of this video was more for practicing! ❤️I have started this video series to help people develop their aural skills
18/20. I got 15 and 19 wrong. Would love to learn to play an instrument. I tried for a little while when I was a teenager but it was hard for me to follow through because of issues with attention (probably ADHD). When I have a diagnosis and help I really want to learn how to play. I'm so excited about that.
This is just a random comment but it feels like Sheldon Cooper is the one talking to me but you are such a great teacher.
20/20 i was in choir for years
19/20 i got #19 wrong for the bonus question ill say #2 and #4 👍👍
Same! :D Got #19 wrong and also think #2 and #4are the same. Do we know?
17/20
Got 20/20
Amazing Micheal bro need to contact you but how? Anyways please upload more and more like this test videos really its Helpfull tq
Can we have more videos please
Thankyou so much
You are very very welcome!!!
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got all 20 piece of cake, do i have perfect pitch? this was super easy for my ear.
Answer to bonus?
11/20 right
Am I the only one who hears Sheldon Cooper?
What’s the score range?!
Man i won all of them
16onlyyy im deff😢😢
I got 2 wrong in middle because try test lit anotherway remember J types tend remember tone better longer, because strcutural, Rest of questions right, just when I stopped thibking as much and ddint do my way I messed up 🐇🤨
19/20. A 95?
I only missed one question again…
all answers right is that normal 🤔؟
I missed 3
Say bazinga
20/20. I think question 18 was repeated but I may be wrong on this one 😂
Thank you! That was very interesting! I got 1 mistake: #19 ! Hahaha.
Fabulous test. I got 19 correct. Please Do more with longer note stream as idea. 👏👏👏🪕🪕🪕
19/20
19/20
18/20