Do you have a Relative Perfect Pitch? - Only 4 Things You Should Know!
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Not everyone can attend Berklee or afford a private lesson, so here is an important lesson to keep you going in the right direction. This lesson is on relative perfect pitch - if you take one thing from this lesson it should be that you don't have to be perfect!
Intro 00:00
1) Major Chord & Singing interval pitches (3 different keys) 02:00
2) Major / minor Triad arpeggios recognition test 08:05
3) 7th chord arpeggios recognition test (Maj7, min7, Dom7) 09:50
4) Modes / Scales / Singing (Ionian, Dorian, Mixolydian, Aeolian) 12:50
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Hi Tomo, Thanks for the videos, always great.
But excuse me for this pretentious comment, but i think the name of the notes are : do ré mi fa SOL la SI do.
And another thing for the arpegio, you say : "so do mi" (which in fact represent another thing ... :D ) and you should say : "soL do mi" to avoid any confusion.
Hope i made you smile with this one :)
You're very welcome! Don't compare, this concept is in English so it's nothing to do with anything but just these sounds for studying intervals. Do Mi So, Mi So Do, So Do Mi... that's all. I enjoy reading everyone's comment. Thank you so much!
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😮 your teaching tom misch as well?! now I really want to be your student.
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Tomo singing the word So-Da-Mi around 3:40 gave me a chuckle this morning, thanks for the lesson 😂
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Hi Tomo, congratulations for your excellent work here. Just mention that the musical notes in Spanish are Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si (not Ti, not Te) Do , but perfectly understandable what you mean!! Regards.
Thank you for sharing! We use Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do in America (at Berklee College Of Music)
@@TomoFujitaMusic ohhh sorry then!! I didn’t know that. My apologies sir!! 🙈
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Saying notes out loud is so critical. Dedicated practice, practice, practice. Record it. Listen to it. Practice more.
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Good lesson.🙏😎
(Scale singing are little difficult.😂)
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I have been familiar with major scale! I kan make major from anny note without thinking, but steal cant sing with skipping notes. now move little bit to minor :)
Now you can work on different sequencing
Hi sensei Tomo, I really like your channel, you are really helpful for my growth and your positivity is a big plus for learning an instrument. I’m Italian and I have a funny question for you: why you pronounce the note “ti” instead of “si”? For an Italian is really weird to hear! Thank you sensei, you’re the best!
So happy to hear that! We pronounce Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do in America so don't worry what others ways. This way we learn & teach in the USA. Thank you!
Oh no I'm not worried, in Europe we say "Si" because the name of the notes comes from the first letters of an hymn by Guido D'Arezzo:
Ut queant laxis
resonare fibris,
Mira gestorum
famuli tuorum,
Solve polluti
labii reatum,
Sancte Iohannes
...so instead of "Ti" it's "Si", Sancte Iohannes.
Later "Ut" became "Do", which is for the latin "Dominus".
@@unchitarrista Thanks for sharing. It's just simple that we just say Ti in English. Thanks so much.
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When you sing your Do , re , mi song To your wife descending should be ; do , ti , la , so , fa , mi , re , do ........ She should laugh twice !
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I am wondering why a chord is written as 9 or 13, instead of 2m or 6m. Should I identify it by its highest note?
Btw this is a simple but very useful tutorial
Maybe you need to learn specific songs so that each song has those 9th or 13th tensions on specific chords. Learn this song " Feel Like Makin' Love " No need to be highest notes. For example, F13 = F7(13) could be X 6 7 7 6 X = X b7 M3 13 R X ... so 13th is not as top note! Great sounding chord!
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Maybe I do not explain correctly I just want to ask the sample u play to identify 2th and 6th intervals by 9 and 13 haha
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I wonder if Tom Misch has perfect pitch?
He had a great sense of MUSIC! Without that... perfect pitch wont't do anything!
should you always start on "Do" even while saying like dorian which is technically "Re" or am I just overthinking it
You're overthinking it. In the context of the major scale, you could sing "Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do", but you do want to get to know the scale from the root note, so sing against an instrument (piano, of available), singing Do, Re, *Me*, Fa Sol, La, *Te*, Do. The "Me"(sounds like May) and "Te" are chromatically lowered.
In C: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C
C Dorian: Do, Re, Me, Fa, Sol, La, Te, Do: C, D, Eb, F, G, A, Bb, C
You may also sing C Aeolian(Natural Minor): Do, Re, Me, Fa, Sol, Le, Te, Do: C, D, Ev, F, G, Ab, Bb, C.
Movable Do and.... Think all modes in same key, same starting note!
Dorian is Ionian with b3 & b7
@@MichaelCrutcher that helps lol thank youuu good sir!🙏🏻
@@TomoFujitaMusic that definitely clears it up n thanks for blessing us with the video Tomo🙏🏻