Can You Hear a Melody and Write It Down? - Ear Training
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- Have you ever had the frustrating experience of hearing a musical idea you want to work with as a player or as a composer but have struggled with being able to write it down? This lesson is an exercise in hearing a melodic line and being able to notate it. The video explains how to go about the task and how to sharpen your aural ability. The approach will liberate musicians wanting to notate ideas and will also make sight reading skills more assured.
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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to can you hear a melody and write it down?
2:17 - About the exercise
3:23 - Getting started
5:31 - Playing the melody
5:53 - Stage 1: Initial thoughts after first playing
7:26 - Stage 2: Thinking about melodic direction
9:50 - Stage 3: Some clues after hearing it again
13:08 - Stage 4: Talking through what you might have heard
17:15 - Answer
17:47 - Conclusion
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That was a great exercise! I was able to write the opening correctly. For the rest I was a third off. Decades ago I used to have to take long bus trips. I would spend my time writing down melodies I came up with. But I haven't done that in years. I'm spoiled by technology now; when I get a musical idea I just pull out my phone and record myself humming it.
That’s great!
Thank you so much Gareth! You've helped me so much with music theory since 2016. Truly an underrated channel!
That’s most kind. Much more at www.mmcourses.co.uk
I think this channel isn't "underrated;" those of us who are subscribed rate Gareth highly. The channel is just undersubscribed. If we all do our part and spread the word, we can help solve that problem!
@emilerose1424 That’s most kind. Go for it!
Amazing video Gareth! I'd love to see more of these in the future. Definitely buying your Aural Course too!
That’s great. Will do.
I love this kind of videos, are really useful. I hope everyone in MM has an amazing holydays. Thank you so much, and best regards from Argentina!
Thanks a lot. You too!
Hi Gareth !
i just joined the Aural Dictation course. You course is just fantastic and there ain't no other courses better than yours :)
Welcome and thank you! Enjoy the course.
I have practiced a little bit of melodic dictation before (maybe 3 or 4 notes, or a bar or two), but I think this is the longest segment that I've worked on thus far. That was a lot of fun! And a great tune too!
Glad you’re enjoying it. See www.mmcourses.co.uk for the complete Aural Dictation course.
I've been trying to work out how to do this for ages. And what you explained is exactly what I do! I thought I was doing it all wrong.
That’s good
Thanks for another great video Gareth. The results were a bit disappointing, but the discussion of how one might approach analysing the process was very interesting and encouraging.
Keep going with it.
Thanks Gareth. We'll try an Allan Holdsworth solo next!
Go for it!
Ear training is a skill that (almost) everyone has but hardly any practice! I think for me the hardest part is always being able to focus on both the pitch and rhythm. A few listens always helps but I’d like to be able to do this kind of thing with one or two listens rather than 4 or 5
It will improve with regular work. See the full Aural Dictation course at www.mmcourses.co.uk
I'll try it
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Dear Gareth, Thanks for your lessons! I've managed to guess the first two bars. But - in the first bar I've written a D flat instead of C sharp on the third note. Could you explain or navigate one of your videos why and when there's a specific writing of sharps/flats ? It would be very helpful. Thanks and greetings from Lithuania!
Sure. We can do that. If you’re in a key like Ab major use Db because it’s a note in that key; if you’re in a key like D major use C# because it’s a note in that key.
I actually had some troubles to remember the correct melody at first, because my brain was always filling in the rest of the notes from "Somewhere over the Rainbow" after hearing the first 3 Notes. 😅
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I was off. My interval recognition is only OK, but I do think I could write that out using a notation program or a keyboard. You can hear when a note isn't quite the same pitch even if the melody is only in your head. We can't all be Mozart.
Absolutely
Thanks for the dictation exervise. I made a stab at it and got part of it. I'm inclined to have a look at the course
Go for it. www.mmcourses.co.uk
negative ghost rider.. the pattern is full :p
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