Editions Connection Lamboley Denis - Ear Training + 2 CD
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Summary of This Method
A true ear training method, this work aims to help you develop a solid musician's ear. An ear capable of recognizing and transcribing any note, riff, chord, rhythm, solo... with method and consistency. Designed as a comprehensive ear training program, it guides you from intuitive listening to active, precise, and reproducible listening.
Throughout the practice, you consolidate essential fundamentals: pitch identification, interval recognition, chord color recognition, and understanding harmonic progressions. This progression strengthens your tonal references and helps you anticipate what is being played, a major asset for transcription, musical dictation, and melodic phrase transcription.
The method also emphasizes rhythm: pulse, subdivisions, placements, and memorization. By training your rhythmic ear as much as your melodic ear, you gain precision in interpretation and stability in playing, whether solo or in ensemble. The exercises aim to create listening automatisms, to recognize faster what you hear and find it more naturally on your instrument.
Ideal for musicians wishing to progress independently, this method is intended for anyone who wants to refine their musical ear, better understand the music they practice (jazz, contemporary music, classical, etc.), and develop useful daily reflexes: transcribing a chord progression, identifying a chord by ear, reproducing a bass line, singing a reference note, or securing an improvisation through solid auditory landmarks.
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Questions frequently asked
Does this method include audio materials for the exercises?
Two CDs are included to support listening practice and ear training exercises.
Can intervals and chords be practiced with Ear Training + 2 CDs?
The book covers pitch identification and interval recognition. Recognizing chord tones is also part of the progression. Harmonic progressions are worked on to strengthen tonal references.
Does the method help with transcribing solos by ear?
The proposed work aims to recognize and then transcribe notes, licks, chords, rhythms, and solos. It also supports the transcription of melodic phrases and chord charts.
What rhythmic elements are covered in this solfège method?
Pulse, subdivisions, placement, and memorization are incorporated into the exercises. This approach develops rhythmic listening alongside melodic listening.
Which musical styles does this method target?
The method can accompany jazz, contemporary music, and classical practice through a focus on listening, chords, and rhythm.
