Triads Qualities, Session 03 (Ear Training) Video
In this Ear Training series we will work with the Seven Triad Qualities:
Major, Minor, Diminished, Major b5, Augmented, Sus 4 and Sus 2.
We will use Movable Do solfege.
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To watch the Video Podcast:
https://youtu.be/xiH_ZeiYakk
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Let’s start practicing
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lessonswithcarlos.com

camposmusic.com

Triads Qualities, Session 03 (Ear Training) Video
In this Ear Training series we will work with the Seven Triad Qualities:
Major, Minor, Diminished, Major b5, Augmented, Sus 4 and Sus 2.
We will use Movable Do solfege.
-
To watch the Video Podcast:
https://youtu.be/xiH_ZeiYakk
-
Let’s start practicing
-
lessonswithcarlos.com

camposmusic.com

In this Ear Training series we will work with the Seven Triad Qualities:
Major, Minor, Diminished, Major b5, Augmented, Sus 4 and Sus 2.
We will use Movable Do solfege.

Let’s start practicing.

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
facebook.com/lessonswithcarlos
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch,

In this Ear Training series we will work with the Seven Triad Qualities:
Major, Minor, Diminished, Major b5, Augmented, Sus 4 and Sus 2.
We will use Movable Do solfege.

Let’s start practicing.

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
facebook.com/lessonswithcarlos
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch,

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Introduction (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is "Pitch Matching"!
Let’s go to the next video and start practicing.

See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 01 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.

See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 02 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.

See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 03 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.
See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 04 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.
See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 05 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.
See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch, 

Welcome to the Ear Training Audio Series and the episode "Pitch Matching, Session 06 (Ear Training)"
Pitch Matching is a simple but effective Ear Training technique.
It consists of listening to notes being played at the piano and singing them back.
We are going to play random notes all across the keyboard.
We will listen to those notes and do our best to sing them back by matching the right pitch.
We are going to use all 88 notes available at the piano, in order to train to perceive a wide range of pitches.
This might be challenging in the beginning, but you’ll be surprised how your “Aural Bandwidth” will expand through this practice.
When singing the notes back, we will sing them in our comfortable vocal range.

So, that is Pitch Matching!
Let’s go to the next episode and start practicing.
See you then!

camposmusic.com
lessonswithcarlos.com
youtube.com/user/camposmusic
instagram.com/lessonswithcarlos

Ear Training, Solfege, Music Lesson, Music Theory, Musicianship, Movable Do, Melodic Development, Play by Ear, Play Piano, Play Guitar, Sing in Pitch,