Does anyone know the contents of the Ear Training courses offered by conservatories and if there is any useful teaching material around?
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Does anyone know the contents of the Ear Training courses offered by conservatories and if there is any useful teaching material around?
Thanks
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I had shared this link
http://solfeggioinrete.altervista.org/
i confirm that it seems well-made to me.
As for the programs, every conservatory makes its own proposals, its own educational offering... you should contact the relevant teacher.
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A long time ago I tried a software (Ear Master 5); it's a pity that it is paid, but it has a 7-day trial period.
I liked it very much, there are a lot of exercises of various difficulties. Very useful for children but not only them, because of its graphics and how it is set up (one gets the impression of playing).
http://www.earmaster.com/it/?gclid=CNWatbfzsa8CFQdG3wodOk6sFQ
Anyway, there are a lot of melodic dictations on the web (like exams), but I believe that singing is primarily useful.
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Sisyphus, the point is polyphonic dictations and in particular for 3 voices ... difficult to find and, above all, for free
Something that that site manages to provide (at least up to 2 voices)
What does Ear Master 5 cover?
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ah yes of course!
In the program there are exercises at the level of:
-Interval comparison
-Interval identification
-Sung intervals
-Recognition of fundamental and inverted chords
-Harmonic progressions
-Scale identification
-Reading, rhythmic imitation
-Melodic dictation
-Rhythmic reading
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sisifo1987 wrote:A long time ago I tried a software (Ear master 5); it's a pity that it is paid, but it has a 7-day trial period.
I liked it very much; there are a lot of exercises of various difficulties. Very useful for children but not only, because of its graphics and how it is set up (one gets the impression of playing).
http://www.earmaster...CFQdG3wodOk6sFQ
Anyway, there are a lot of melodic dictations on the web (like exams), but I believe that singing is primarily useful.
Thanks, the full version is 135 euros
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Frank wrote:I had shared this link
http://solfeggioinrete.altervista.org/
i confirm that it seems well-made to me.
As for the programs, every conservatory makes its own proposals, its own educational offering... you should consult the relevant teacher.
Thank you.
I thought that the programs were unified, like the old Theory and Solfeggio exam that I somewhat miss...
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eheheh I know (the result is not guaranteed at this price) so try it first and see if it's what you are looking for
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I use EarMaster School 5... very useful... well made
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..and this ear master 6? Will it be better than the 5 already mentioned?
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http://www.earmaster.com/it/?gclid=COi5gbzSv8ACFSTMtAodjiMAoQ