What kind of pitch do you have? Relative or Perfect? Test it now!
Vložit
- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Have you ever wondered what kind of pitch you have? Maybe you've already tested yourself with a piano or artificially generated sound, but did you know these methods might not work perfectly if you play string instruments? That's why I made this video - to help you test yourself by recognizing sounds made by my 200-year-old cello.
Do you have perfect pitch or relative pitch? How can you find out, and what do these terms even mean? Each kind of pitch recognition has its own advantages. For instance, what is the main advantage of having perfect pitch? And how does relative pitch offer more flexibility, especially when playing with a piano that’s tuned higher or lower than expected?
Watch this video to take the perfect pitch test and relative pitch test specifically designed for string instruments. How many notes did you get right in the relative pitch test? And how did you fare in the perfect pitch test? Let me know in the comments. This video includes absolute pitch training and ear training exercises that are perfect for beginners.
By the way, if you're interested in learning more about ear training notes or relative pitch ear training, this video has got you covered. Let's see how well you can identify the sounds from my cello. Don't forget to share your results!
Subscribe to Cellopedia Newsletter and get a free PDF of J.S.Bach's G Major Prelude - easy and advanced versions (Cellopedia Edition) mailchi.mp/91e...
WEEKLY Cellopedia challenge! Exclusive videos and sheet music - NEW cello duet every week to play along with my accompaniment.
/ cellopedia
Best way to learn cello without taking private lessons! Discover Cellopedia's #cello courses, meticulously crafted to transform your musical journey from the comfort of your home.
What sets Cellopedia apart? These courses are led by Dr. Maxim Kozlov, experienced #celloteacher with a rich background in both performance and education.
SPECIAL CZcams DISCOUNT for ALL CELLOPEDIA COURSES! 🎵 Use a coupon code SUMMERMUSIC for any of Cellopedia courses! www.udemy.com/...
.
Become Cellopedia supporter and get members only access to edited sheets music, play along videos / cellopedia
MANY THANKS to Cellopedia Patreon supporters:
Luigi Boccherini tier
K. Jowett, Y. Shure
Alfredo Piatti tier
T. Blair, I. Rebustini, J. Dadoun
Jean-Louis Duport tier
A. Sadri, Big mandolin, C. Bennett, C. Ann, C. Bacus, D. Berquist, D. Dunn, E. Ghinaglia, G. Luckjiff, J. Boyken, K. Roberts, P. Geelen, M. Holmes, Mei, Natalia, P. Muller, P. Moore, P. Ospina, P. Grant, S Lee, Sidwest, S. Ortega, R. Oram, T. Greve, T. Anderson, Witt Family, K.E. McKean, K. Palombit, Mntra Instruments, C. Burlar, H. Roe, K. Silver, J. Morillot, D. Mosier, H. Oliveira, K. Krause, E. Weeks, C. Pye
Fridrich Dotzauer tier
A. Anderson, C. Whitfield, C. Engelstad, D. Tsen, D. McKinney, E. Reardon, E. Schneider, g2jasper, J. Cecil, J. Pedalino, K. Blackden-Dickinson, K. Brown, Kent, K. Williams, M. Vervelaki, M. Anderson, P. Geelen, R. Oram, Shibumi11, Stephane G, S. Betteridge, T. Diehl, T. Schumacher, T. Hargraves, Trey, V. Meltzer, Y. Qian, C. Kordel, G. Williams, S. Obel, J. Palmucci, C. N. White, Anne, J. Ritchie, S. Heldstab, Mark, M. Frołow, MJ, D. Ramos, F. Högström, L. Zhou, N. Abd, T Reekers
What kind of pitch do you have?
I have perfectly awful pitch. I flunked ear training in college. Oboe had keys and I learned to play in tune. Cello is a challenge but I have made great progress with intonation.
I heard that the oboe is one of the hardest instruments to play in tune. It is quite special that you can play both instruments.
Relative pitch 5/5 perfect pitch, I’m consistently lower by a half tone!!
That makes it easy to adjust, right?
Thank you for the video! It has helped me a lot! :D
How hard was it?
Absolutely zero right 😢
Our Professor is today in an excellent mood and is practicing ear training - a student's worst nightmare. 5sec is definitely too short for me. 1.a fourth, 2.a major third, then 3&4 two minor thirds, and finally a sixth, as usual, I thought it was a minor one, but it's a major 🙄. Forget about perfect pitch. The only "perfect" I had was the unique ability to recognize the melody of the entire family's door keys 🤣🤣🤣
I think that you are underestimating you talents - talking about the difference about major and minor sixth requires a solid understanding of music theory!
And singing Love story isn’t enough?🤣🤣🤣
@@marzenafroow5401 there is nothing better than this ❤️
@@Cellopedia❤
Each note, my guess was 1 tone lower.
I did better with the relative pitch.
Interesting! I guess next time you will be able to "recalibrate"!
I have relative pitch. I got 5/5 on the first test.
Great! It helps so much in making music!
6 лет учёбы игры на виолончели, и смог лишь отгадать половину енот в первом тесте, ошибался на пол-тона, а во втором тесте не угадал ниодной, ошибка было от полутона до уж 2 тонов!
Видео очень понравилось! Спасибо!
Очень приятно что Вам понравилось. А угадывать ноты сыгранные на виолончели обычно гораздо труднее.
most of the correct the ones i got wrong i was a semitone- whole tone off😭
Just a bit of recalibration ;)
I got 4/5 for each and was wrong by a half step for the others. But I don’t think I have perfect pitch? I can’t do this on any other instrument. Idk 😅
You might have a perfect pitch. This is a very short test - you might need to ask a professional musician to help testing you👍
My 11 yo son PP 5/5 correct, Relative P was 4/5 correct.
He definitely has special skills
Too ez
Should I make level two test?
@@Cellopedia Definitely
I got 2 right out of pure luck.
Lucky indeed! You won the music lottery prize 🏆
It show me how bad I 'm. LOL
Did you do better on relative pitch part?
@@Cellopedia YES, I did...
Wow Not good at all, just one or two note got it right, I guess I need more practice😢
It is a good start 🎉