Musicality Training: develop your inner instinct for music

Why can't I identify notes/chords/intervals by ear?

by Musical U Team | May 21, 2013 | Ear Training, Musicality | 1 comment

Well you’re certainly not alone! You might be surprised how many seemingly very capable musicians still struggle with this kind of aural skill. One approach is to work on your sense of absolute pitch (“perfect pitch”) but most musicians will find it...

How can I get a good ear for music?

by Musical U Team | May 14, 2013 | Musicality | 0 comments

The short answer is: ear training. Having a good ear for music means being able to hear accurately and understand what you’re hearing. This takes a wide variety of forms, encompassing every aspect of music – including melody, harmony, rhythm, timbre, audio...

What does it mean to have a "good ear"?

by Musical U Team | May 14, 2013 | Musicality | 0 comments

Different musicians and music educators will have different answers to this question, but here at Easy Ear Training we believe it boils down to two core abilities: A. Hearing accurately Being highly aware of the sounds your ear senses. Hearing detail where others...

Do I really need to learn all these musical terms?

by Musical U Team | Feb 14, 2013 | Music Theory, Musicality | 0 comments

Yes! There are good reasons to learn the correct musical vocabulary as part of your ear training. And not just “you should know music theory” and “it’s important for proper musicianship”. We don’t go heavy with the music theory here...