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Posted by malene on March 23, 2010 in The Musician · 1 Comment
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You remember when you were a little kid and you learned the primary colors? Red, blue, green, yellow, purple, and so on…
That learning process you experienced to learn the colors is the same learning process you will need to use if you want to learn to hear musical tones and be able to identify them.
It is abstract in a sense, but so are the colors if you think about [...]
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Posted by malene on March 20, 2010 in The Musician · 0 Comments
You don’t need perfect pitch if you can master relative pitch. Relative pitch simply means that if you are given a note or chord, from there you can sing another note that you are asked to sing. For instance, if I pay the “c” note on the piano, I can sing the G note. But with perfect pitch, you could simply sing the G note accurately without first hearing any note at all.
You can learn [...]
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Posted by malene on February 21, 2010 in Singing · 0 Comments
Once upon a time, there was no speech level singing , but there was always singing. Yeah, great singers and great singing teachers have been around forever!
But then a guy named Seth Riggs came along and started to teach a whole new way of singing -- something he called "Speech Level Singing". And tell you what? That changed the way our superstars are singing today!
Seth Riggs was the creator [...]
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