Ear Training: For Beginners

by Forslund Music

Read this book for free with your Kindle Unlimited Membership Become a better musician by practicing ear training! This book for beginners will give you ideas for exercises, teach you how to become better at reading and hearing rhythm and give you tips for how to learn intervals. In this book you will learn Interval Training Solfège Chords and Inversions Rhythm Training This book suits those who have been playing an instrument or singing for a while and who want to be able to find chords for melodies, sing harmonies and write down the music they’re hearing. It will also teach you the foundations of Solfège, which is a particularly helpful tool for singers, but also instrumentalists who want to become better at reading music without having to rely on their instrument. Buy this book today and get started with ear training. You will thank yourself you did!

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Published June 11, 2024

Reviews

[RM(Alwaysdaddygirl) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good!

Let me explain right off the bat. The other books by this author I did not enjoy. This one was better. It a very short and fun book. I like these examples better for I feel it easier for everyone to understand and they were fun. It was not boring exercises. These are the reasons I give it 4 stars.

I find the cover to be boring. However, everyone has different tastes. If I am not familiar with an author, and there an attracting cover, it grabs me. If a person is looking for a fun read of music, try this. I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.
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[Tee Wai · Rating 5 out of 5]

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[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you love music and want to be able to compose your own this book is for you. I think it’s great little addition to your library, you will learn how to practice and be better in writing and composing music.

[Join the Penguin Resistance! · Rating 5 out of 5]

EAR TRAINING: FOR BEGINNERS is the third guide released by Forslund Music. (The first two are MUSIC THEORY FOR BEGINNERS and HOW TO COMPOSE MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS. All three are quite understandable and well-written, with attention to making the music processes readily comprehensible even for musicians and/or singers just starting out. I was particularly impressed by EAR TRAINING, because it occurred to me immediately that this type of practice can be useful even to those of us who are neither singers or musicians, both for enjoying the music we love to listen to, and also for many other situations in which we as individuals or in a group need to attend and to ascertain sounds. For example, students listening to a University professor's lecture, or an individual enjoying a podcast featuring a favourite author. Conversations, too; we all need to be able to hear with both clarity and accuracy, and certainly ear training could be very beneficial in several respects.