Ear Training: How to Hear Chords, Intervals and Scales

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

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[@patriciagordon1706]

I am struggling with the keyboard at age 68. However, you are a major blessing and give me hope. You are the very best Shalom Dr Gordon

[@yourboysylas]

Patricia Gordon I’m 56 and I so appreciate his teaching style. I’ve learned so much.

[@mauritiusdunfagel9473]

Patricia Gordon Hey love, I’m 69 and I feel 12! It’s fun!

[@PhongNguyen-uf8ls]

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[@lawrencetaylor4101]

A very effective video. After a year of noodling, I've made a commitment to be more serious. I followed many of your sightreading videos and noticed a YUGE improvement, just like you promised. This was a perfect complement to that process. You have a way of communicating complex ideas into simple steps. Merci beaucoup.

[@cleanreservation8532]

Tim is an magnificent teacher

[@image30p]

I've played guitar for a long time. Mostly hard rock and metal. I've been trying to expand into sevenths a little. And I'm hoping to get a keyboard. So I can start to work with intervals and really get some nice pure tones. And read for piano. Thank you for the help!

[@Sunnyacres55]

Definitely going to practice this a lot. Always wondered how people had a natural ear, didn't know you could train for it. I'm working on your academy, but slowly since never had music lessons of any kind and just learning to play keyboard as a senior. Love your videos and easy way of explaining things. I get anxious to learn more, probably too fast but want to know it all right away because I'm 72 now. Ha

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Glad you found the lesson helpful. I makes all the effort worth it!

[@chantalmarleau9709]

You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you!

[@yourboysylas]

I’ve been away from your channel for a while and just looking at this.... you sound and look great. Nice production and as always, greatly appreciated content. Your teaching style is easy to connect with.

[@MaimiZhang]

This will definitely help me progress more ❤️ I know the basic but I really need to improve more. Thank u for this 🙏🏻

[@patriciagordon1706]

Thank you so so much. Dr Gordon

[@lukejbonner]

Great lesson, man. Thank you.

[@ayushkalpasi1922]

Why do you resemble charlie puth

[@Judyssma]

Thanks so much

[@Somanybeats]

17:51 isn't that a C Maj 7th?

[@_blind_mice7029]

@somanybeats - I think he meant "a" as in the article "a/an". Definitely a CMaj7.

[@terrykilleen4487]

In the harmonic minor the seventh degree is raised, does this effectively change the key signature of a piece -or- how would you know if a piece in a minor key was natural minor or harmonic minor

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey Terry. Great Question. The raised seventh degree in harmonic minor will NOT appear in the key signature but instead appear as an accidental in the middle of the piece where the 7th note appears. If you don't see the 7th scale note raised as an accidental, the piece is probably in natural minor. If you see a lot of accidentals where the 7th note occurs, you are probably in harmonic minor.

[@leratoletlape495]

Thank you Tim, as ever much appreciated.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thanks Lerato!

[@leratoletlape495]

Pleasure always Tim, you are most welcome.

[@kongkongterton9805]

Really loved the video... but one thing that really bothered me. This is a video about training your ears, please disable the background music while you are playing then. It is like learning to meditate next to a jackhammer. :D

[@YoungNellyBeats]

Bro..I am stuck on the intervals minor and major 3rds.

[@pixulita]

dope

[@elizzieruiz]

has anyone told u that u look like charlie puth?