Hear Every Note in Any Chord & Its Inversions Like a Pro!👂🏽 Interval Ear Training

[@nathanielschool]

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[@samiranjoseph9793]

I have waited for this Ear Training lesson chord breakdown for a long, long time, and I love the math behind it , so brilliant and thanks Jason & chatGPT ;)

[@nathanielschool]

Great to hear Samiran! Thanks!

[@weloverobospam]

Thanks for including the swaras in your ear training videos - I find them a bit more consistent and sensible than some other systems, but opportunities to learn them here in Alaska are limited, so it is very helpful to hear them in practice.

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure! Even I'm still a learner!

[@tomgleason5546]

Just what I needed today. Thanks again!

[@nathanielschool]

So glad Tom!

[@pathaks1]

Excellent exercise for all keys❤

[@nathanielschool]

Glad you think so Pathak!

[@bagathikishore]

Wonderful 👍👍

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Kishore! Cheers!

[@praneethkumar6752]

Sir🙏🙏🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks for the support Praneeth 🙏🏼

[@brucejeric6701]

I don’t understand your words for triad chords tones? I know 1-3-5 anx the sounds to sing. But your words sound very foreign to me and I can’t and then you mix them up. Very confusing???

[@trixonx]

It's Indian solfege similar to DO RE MI FA SO LA TI. Do - 1 Re - 2 Mi - 3 Fa - 4 So - 5 La - 6 Ti - 7 In Indian music re call them Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa - 1 tonic Re - 2 (major 2nd) Ga - 3 (major 3rd) Ma - 4(perfect 4th) Pa - 5 (perfect 5th) Dha - 6 (major 6th) Ni - 7 (major 7th) Along with this we add komal (soft/flat) in front of some notes to indicate respective minors. Tivra for sharps. On one note the 4th Ma is sharp. Komal Re - b2 (minor 2nd) Komal Ga - b3 (minor 3rd) Komal Dha - b6 (minor 6th) Komal Ni - b7 (minor 7th). How that helps with the convention parts.

[@nathanielschool]

Nailed it!

[@nathanielschool]

Sa is the Root or 1st Degree Ga is the Third (Major or Minor) Pa is the Fifth (p5 or dim5) A lot nicer and cleverer than singing lalalalala or nanananana no?

[@brucejeric6701]

Thank you so very much for your answer to my question. Sol-feg in Indian!!! I love it!! Now I see the words and will bd able to use. I think your ear training methods is very superior