Interval EAR TRAINING For Guitar In 7 MINUTES | Using Song Examples To Achieve Relative Pitch

Learn Interval Ear Training For Guitar In Less Than 7 Minutes Using Relative Pitch Ear Training For Guitar in 2023. This will teach you How To Develop and Achieve Relative Pitch On Guitar And Recognize Any Interval By Ear Through Interval Ear Training this Works By Associating Each Interval With A Well Known Song And Then Learning How To Apply Any Interval To The Guitar Fretboard. This Is An Aspect Of Interval Music Theory on Guitar That Is Essential If You Would Like To Achieve Relative Pitch.

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Reference tracks used for the intervals:

[0:51] Minor 2nd - 1st and 2nd note of Jaws Theme
[1:33] Major 2nd - Happy Birthday Song
[1:54] Minor 3rd - Iron Man & Smoke on the Water
[3:11] Major 3rd - First two notes of Simpson's Theme
[3:34] Perfect 4th - Auld Lang Syne ("New Year's song") & Amazing Grace
[4:12] Tritone b5 - First two notes of Simpson's Theme title reveal
[4:40] Perfect 5th - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star & Star War's Crawl first two notes
[5:09] Minor 6th - Piano Intro in Theme for John Carpenter's Halloween
[5:29] Major 6th - Dashing Through the Snow verse in Jingle Bells
[5:46] Minor 7th - Can't Stop by Red Hot Chili Peppers
[6:05] Major 7th - Somewhere over the Rainbow 1st and 3rd note
[6:29] Octave - Somewhere over the Rainbow 1st and 2nd note

[tonypereira]

This REALLY helped me understand these abstract concepts a lot better by adding the fretboard. I cannot thank you enough.

[Mike_TheGrumpyOldFart]

I have several years of acoustic chord experience and some basic piano I recently started the electric guitar and thought my music theory was pretty good but... I discovered your channel and you voice, technique, style and obvious understanding of music is so easy to listen to and follow. I have learned more from your site in a few hours than I have with months of book study. Thank You from the bottom of my heart.

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Great Explanation, no nonsence just great discussion with images.

[SuccessMindset]

1. Memorizing reference notes helps with finding target notes
2. Depending on tuning of strings, intervals can be different
3. Intervals are nice techniques in playing musical instruments

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This is a great guide to ear training, especially the tip about singing and then playing the interval to check! Seriously awesome channel that deserves so many more subscribers!

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