Ear Training
Learning to listen is the key to improvising.
- Part 1 · Waking up your ears1Your ears already workTwo notes, which one was higher?
- 2Same or different?Two chords — were they the same one twice?
- 3Sunshine or rain?Hear the mood: major or minor.
- 4Which way did it go?Little melodies — climbing, falling, or a round trip?
- 5Hear the changeTap the moment the chord moves.
- 6Name that chordNow with names — G, C, D, Em, Am, E.
- 7The missing pieceA progression plays — one chord is hidden.
- 8Your first song by earHear a four-chord loop. Work out all four.
- Part 2 · Finding the Home Note9The note called homeSome endings feel finished. Some hang in the air.
- 10Walk it homeThe tune stops one note short. Try the doors — one of them is home.
- 11Home in new placesNew keys, new instruments — home still feels like home.
- 12The way homeFive tunes, no hints until the end. Trust your ear.
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