Halloween Sounds: Welcome to the horror show!
Creating Halloween haunt music requires a particular kind of musical ear training. Specialist composer Sam Haynes shares his top tips for spooky sounds.
Creating Halloween haunt music requires a particular kind of musical ear training. Specialist composer Sam Haynes shares his top tips for spooky sounds.
Ear training is not just note recognition; it is a complete awareness of everything going on in a musical moment. Learn how to listen when playing in a band.
Kids with a well trained ear are better musicians. Here are Kristen Jensen’s top tips on how to make ear training fun for children as they learn music.
Hans Hansen of “The Music Arrangers Page” explains the listening skills and sound judgements that went into this arrangement of the jazz standard “Jordu”.
Harmonization is the process of putting chords to a tune. Learn how to harmonize songs by ear yourself with this easy video tutorial and interactive app.
As musicians, we know that slow practice is good. Or at least we’ve been told that. But I suggest the following: don’t spend another minute practicing slowly!
Read the inspiring story of the choir who “couldn’t sing”. Learn how George Bevan got their ears tuned up and voices singing, then watch them in action!
Solfeggio (do re mi) is a powerful tool but many musicians find it a confusing subject at first. Find out all about it and how it can improve your musical ear.