About the Ear Training Trap
If you’re losing enthusiasm with ear training, it’s likely that you’ve fallen into the famous Ear Training Trap. Learn how to steer clear of this roadblock!
An Ear for Jazz, with Brent Vaartstra
Learn Jazz Standards’ very own Brent Vaartstra shares the truth about learning to play jazz, and how lessons from jazz music carry over into other genres.
About Pentascales
The simple-yet-powerful pentascale is a staple in piano. Learn how these five notes can help you kick off your improvisation journey with a bang.
Finding the Notes Yourself, with Sara Campbell
Music educator and Musical U resident pro Sara Campbell shares her insights and tips for improvisation and playing by ear – for musicians of all levels!
About Finding Your Note
Finding “Your Note” is a simple exercise that will help lay the foundation for singing in tune, learning relative pitch, and even sight-singing. Try it out!
Learning to Sing in Tune, with George Bevan
If you’ve ever worried about being out of tune or off-key when you sing, don’t miss this interview with a man who’s found a solution.
About Learning Faster by Recording Yourself
There are three big reasons to record your music practice but it can be scary! Fortunately you can make it easy. Learn how in this episode.
Making Music with Ease, with Gerald Klickstein
Discover proven and practical techniques to accelerate your learning, overcome performance anxiety, and make learning music enjoyable and easy.
About Perfect Pitch
Perfect pitch (the ability to name notes by ear) is impressive and useful. But is something you can or should learn? Discover the truth here.
Making Ear Training a Game, with Steve Myers
Musical ear training is powerful but it can be slow, hard work. What if there was a better way. What if it could actually be a game?
About the Power of Solfa
Solfa is the do-re-mi system of naming notes and it’s a powerful way for any musician to learn to recognise notes and chords by ear. Learn more here.
Seriously Enjoyable Music Learning, with Shelle Soelberg
What if learning music theory was a mind-blowing and immediately-useful experience? Shelle Soelberg from Let’s Play Music reveals the key.
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