Ear Training Lessons in Newark. Amazing Teachers.

I have studied music theory at the college level and have been writing and composing for over a decade, both alone and in a number of successful bands. I believe in theory as a creative tool rather than simply as an intellectual exercise, and I put strong emphasis on putting knowledge to use.

Ear Training is Developed over a period of time, Through repetitive exercise with Scales. It is in itself and Art.

I teach relative pitch training, interval training, and chord progression recognition, as well as major and minor chordal ear training. I think the best musicians are made of a combination of training and natural ability or science and creativity.
I teach sight-singing and improvisation on the piano, as well as music note recognition.

Learn to recognize intervals, chord qualities, and individual pitches within a key. "Hear" music on the page by learning moveable "do" solfeggio. Also can provide intense training in singing harmony, blending with other voices, and improvising within a given chord progression. Advanced training includes dictation and sight-singing.

Students will learn how to distinguish notes, rhythms and chords from music they hear. Students will be able to write what they hear and/or perform what they hear.

Ear Training is a vital skill for all musicians. We'll explore different scales (major, minor, modes, pentatonic, octatonic, etc), chords, sight singing, and more. I rely heavily on songs that are commonly known (lullabys, pop songs, the students own musical preference) to teach dictation, chord recognition, interval recognition, and functional pitch recognition.

Ear training is a must for aspiring musicians of any instrument.