How to really develop relative pitch! Why are intervals exercises ineffective?

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  @StefanGBucher · 3 years ago

  15 minutes I'll never get back. It's just a pitch for the course. Super frustrated by this video.

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  @christophebopp5915 · 5 years ago

  I have a background in classical music. I stumbled upon the "use your ear" method. I was overwhelmed. I had felt for a long time that I was perceiving music differently from what I was taught in conservatories. This method was what I had been looking for for so long in order to progress. It's been 2 weeks since I started with the method and the progress is immediate if you work 15-30 minutes a day.  Today I have been able to do melodic dictation with intervals of more than an octave that I never thought I would be able to do despite my many years of study.

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• GM

  @Gman224 · 4 years ago

  watching this made me more confused than i was before watching

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  @z3r0UGP · 5 years ago (edited)

  This is what I have been needing. I had an intuition that grinding scales and doing DO-RE-MI's was almost useless.

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• EM

  @emmanuelmartignoni4568 · 6 years ago

  The course is very well structured. Although there are many elements related to the so-called contextual or functional training that were familiar to me, these are presented so well that it was worth reviewing them. In addition, although the concepts are introduced progressively, they are approached in an integrated way (from the beginning you work together in harmony and melody, although you may not realize it). What was new for me is the idea of ​​triad colors and how they related to keys colors: I am just doing the previous practices and a new dimension has already been added to my perception of the notes of a chord. I recommend it to anyone interested in music that has half an hour a day to devote to learning.

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• DA

  @davidcalderisi · 5 years ago

  Following this course for just a couple of weeks I've learned more about melodic/harmonic dynamics and practice than I've encountered anywhere else. Unlike many presentations  that I've seen Leonardo presents the key ideas clearly and invites, and responds promptly (!!!) to questions that arise. Most highly recommended.

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  @Troy1g · 2 years ago

  Interval training has helped me. I think they very important to learn their sound but in context. Example a perfect forth in. A chord would the fifth degree and the root note. Don’t give up on interval training.

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• NA

  @nadeeshbhardwaj7966 · 2 years ago

  You teaching style is marvelous 🔥🔥

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  @themolom · 5 years ago

  As much as I am very intrigued by this, there's no way I could commit to 480 EUROS for a product I know nothing about from a practical sense. Reached out to the owner and they did nothing except send me the promo vid, which was just a group of testimonials talking about the "hidden" techniques that have been "unlocked", all just buzzwords. You should consider releasing the first lesson for free to give people an understanding of what it is that is on offer x

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  @matteocomellini · 5 years ago

  Stuck and frustrated at hearing jazz harmonies for years. Although I have become quite proficient at writing down jazz solos off the records, I am still having a hard time with chord changes. I am just at UNIT 2 of this course and believe it or not my ears are really opening up! I believe it is the best course you can find on this topic. Money well spent. Thank you Leonardo!!!

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• OL

  @olivsteelpan · 5 years ago

  essayez la methode! ça vaut le coup et c'est bien construit. TOP!

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  @808mike · 4 years ago

  Those last LA LAs were amazing 😢

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