Ultimate Intervals 8 - How to Hear Whole Steps and Half Steps
Stepwise motion is generally more common than music that jumps around randomly, so the ability to tell apart whole steps and half steps is an essential step in learning how to play by ear. Ear Training Course Available on my Patreon. New exercises are uploaded every week. / joeluegersmusicacademy Check out these playlists for some more ear training: ULTIMATE EAR TRAINING PLAYLIST • The Ultimate Ear Training Playlist ULTIMATE INTERVALS • Ultimate Intervals - Ear Training for Musi... HANDS-FREE EAR TRAINING • Hands-Free Ear Training EAR EAR TRAINING • EPIC Ear Training CHORD PRO • Chord Pro - Learn to Play Chord Progressio... FOLLOW ME FOR THE LATEST NEWS ON CONTENT Facebook: / joeluegersmusicacademy Instagram: / joeluegersmusicacademy Website: https://www.luegerswriter.com/ TikTok: / joeluegersmusicacademy Whole steps VS Half Steps: 00:00 Earxercise 1 - 02:40 Earxercise 2 - 05:17 Earxercise 3 - 08:31 Earxercise 4 - 10:59 Tip of the Week - 16:29 #joeluegersmusicacademy #eartraining #musictheory
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