7 Steps To Improve The Most Important Skill In Music

Ear-training is not sitting down and listening to chords and recognizing them, It's not hearing all the musical intervals.
Ear-training is how you learn music and how you should practice music.
These 7 steps show you how pro’s learn music and how they sound great.
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50+ PAGES LESSON TRANSCRIPTION CONTENT:
-Chord exercises aiming for hearing the chords, timing and rhythm
-Blues etudes working slowly through the chord structure, moving towards hearing semi advanced jazz lines
+ all lesson examples are transposed to the Tenor, Alto and Concert keys and bass clef
+ all released lesson manual material are available in all 12 keys
In this tutorial
00:00 The REAL Ear-training
01:07 Transcribe Solos
02:15 Apply Transcribed Material To Your Solos
03:36 How To Hear The Chords
05:21 Instant Ear-Training Ear To Instrument Technique
06:48 Play Your Own lines Using transcribed Solos
07:13 Do you like my videos - support me on Patreon
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[@charlesstenger6502]

Since the 50ties I have listened to Mobley, starting with the Messengers. At the time he was my favourite tenor.

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

He is amazing to learn from. He plays clear and with good tone and time. I played everything on his album soul Station

[@andrewkratz226]

. Love your channel

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

That means a lot to me. Thank you and thank you for commenting

[@titosmith7942]

Nicely done! Too often an aspiring player just hears "transcribe solos," but, in my experience, that just means you learn a whole chorus of a solo and can't get it into your playing. Good to hear how to break it down and particularly the "in-the-moment" transcription to get ideas under your fingers.

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

Thank you so much. You got it. Love the comment.

[@samtotheg]

gonna do this asap and was thinking about hearing my lines as of yesterday perfect video as per usual.

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

This is the only way forward in music, better you ears, then everything else follows.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Out of my pay grade, for now. But it was nice to hear how a musician thinks. Merci.

[@ScottDuncan53]

I think it is better to start with simple melodies (mary had little lamb or similar) rather than trying to work out complex jazz solos. I'm concerned that it might always be above your pay grade if you don't make it accessible to start. Good luck.

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

Indeed for a beginner, this is not where to start, but taking small parts out of solos is a great inspiration and can be used very much, also just to learn the jazz language. Learning one bar of some solo can be eternal inspiration. Thank you so much commenting and showing interest

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

@@ScottDuncan53 You're probably correct that it will probably always be out of my pay grade since I've never been a musician and don't hear music in my head. But I'm still taking piano lessons and my teacher is happy with my progress. And I don't like listening to mediocre jazz players, and virtuoso players aren't my cup of tea.

[@HoratioLindez]

Du er god, Søren🤗

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

1000 tak skal du have!