Ear Training Lessons in Sopchoppy. Amazing Teachers.

Consists of learning to sight read, hearing intervals, melodic dictation, rhythmic dictation, and harmonic dictation. Students will learn to hear melodies, harmonies, chords, and rhythms then write them down without the help of the piano. Students will be able to read music without the help of any musical instrument. Specially helpful for those students hoping to go to college for music as it is a required class in order to graduate.

I have experience teaching strategies for ear training so that students ages 8 and up can listen to music and write what they hear in musical notation. This also helps students learn how to listen to music they like and figure it out on their instrument.

This class is my own version from the multiple classes I took on the course of my college career. I will help you understand intervals and help you learn how to hear which interval is what and tricks to remember them. Help train your ears to different notes and so much more. It's a very hard concept and in college I struggled because we had such a big class and I know having a tutor or one on one help would have lightened my stress level. Every singer needs to be able to have a very well trained ear. This is crucial! I would love to help you have a deeper understanding of the music!

Solfege and sight singing.

One of my favorite classes in college was Aural Skills. We were taught how to identify intervals and transcribe melodies and rhythms after hearing them only once.
Ear training is an excellent way to heighten your musical understanding, creativity and overall listening experience. It involves some degree of singing and active participation. You will also have an introduction to piano.

Ear training is incorporated into all of my lessons, whether piano, flute, guitar, ukulele or music theory. We work on listening skills, improvisation skills, and matching skills with call-and-response and mirroring techniques.