Busy Bards Ear Training
Tony MorseDo you want to play music by ear, but find that life gives you no time to practice, leaving your expensive instruments to collect dust? Join Tony Morse each week for the easiest sing-along guided tour of applied music theory, intervals, melodies, harmonies, chords, rhythms, and more. Hop in the traffic jam of beginner and veteran musicians improvising the soundtrack to their daily grind.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this Episode of Busy Bards Ear Training, we go on a nice gondola ride through the canals of the major scale.
We're only using notes 1, 7, and 5. When 1 is the tonic, or the home note, we will always feel the most comfortable when heading there.... more
In this Episode of Busy Bards Ear Training, we go on another tour of the Major Scale.
We're only using notes 1 2 3 and 4. Notice how nice it sounds to travel from note to, to note 4. I haven't specifically taught tension and release yet, but you can... more
On this weeks episode of Busy Bards Ear Training, not only do we get our feet wet in a new Ear Training track, but we also explore a new segment called "Musings on a Mower".
In this weeks ear training track, we explore the Major Scale, where 1 = A. ... more
In this episode of Busy Bards Ear Training, we're going to explore our first major scale ear training track.
(00:00:00) Theme and Welcome
(00:00:55) Why it took so long between episodes.
(00:02:30) I Finally explain why i'm a "former" teacher..... more
In this episode of A Nuclear Survivor's Guide to Music, our squad of survivors finally starts to create the sounds of music they recognize in their daily lives. But...just because you know the seven notes it takes to build a song...does it suddenly m... more
Do you truly need absolute pitches? That is, do you need to think of music in terms of A, A#, B, C, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, and G#? Well….Yes and No.
Absolute pitches and the musical alphabet are very important for helping you pick an absolute, fixed pi... more
In this episode, you’ll take a more frank, laid back tour of the 22 “Rhythm Bricks” or “building blocks” of rhythm. Rhythm, in it’s simplest state, is not much more than placing these 22 blocks at will on a canvas of beats (the measure). It’s worth t... more
Now that the foundation of rhythm is established; The central beat, our teacher is able to take it to the next level. While listening to the bickering of the camp-mates, you decide to use the natural rhythm of the birds singing in the trees to introd... more
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I am so grateful to have found this podcast! The last two episodes’ ear training tracks are SO helpful!! I have been searching for something like this for a long time. Thank you!!
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