I’m still learning and have a way to go but I managed to get about 95% right so I’m really chuffed!! My ultimate goal is to play with a band and this is a great bit of knowledge to have ; thanks guys xx
Thanks for showing us that Jamie and Jasmine. I never thought of doing that and have always struggled with finding the key. I got about 15 right so it should work for me 75% of the time!
Nice idea, practically demonstrate / excercise on how to find the home note, about 60% right and will do it again. Loved it. Special thanks to the special guest 😃.
What's the opposite of perfect pitch? Because that's what I have! Even if I could hum the right note, I wouldn't be able to say what it is. Having said that, keep up the good work.
That was an eye opener. I was surprised how easy it was even though if you had asked me beforehand I would have predicted I would have failed miserably.
This is great, I never would’ve thought of this method and I surprised myself by getting 15/20 using it! Thanks Jasmine for teaching me something so effective.
Thanks. Perfect pitch is not as important as relative pitch. By the way, perfect pitch is very rare, and no more common among musicians than among the general population.
very cool. I got them all! Interestingly though, I only heard the major tonic when you said it could be either or. I like Jasmine's method of "where is this going". That's probably how I do it unconsciously. Before adopting Jasmine's method, I'd often land incorrectly on the perfect 5th.
Wow. This is a fantastic exercise! Genius idea! I did the first 10 and had to stop due to a time constraint. I will do those 10 over and the rest a bit later. I guessed something on nearly every one and I was right about 50% of the time. No chance on #8 - for that one I could even come up with a guess. No note entered my head at all for #8
I loved this!!! I had to watch the second half a few times. I feel a little rusty, I got lucky number 13! Not too shabby for not training my ear regularly, I get to practice more and more!! Everyone in my family thought I was a little crazy actually knowing some of it lol Also LOVED the special guest, great musician!!
@@GetYourSaxTogether Are you doing it yourself? I had a “soundproof “ music room (shed) built in my garden a few months ago. I love it. After 16 years I finally have some where I can play as loud as I want, spread out all my toys and spend time trying to become a better musician. Only issue is the internet is rubbish. So doing the improvisation master course is difficult.
wow amazing ears! i cannot get what note it is by hearing it. do you have any more beginner exercises to learn how to train the ear to recognize notes? Also confused with transposition from piano (C) to sax (Eb), do you do that on the spot or the notes you mentioned are not transposed. Sorry for the naivety, i am at the beginning of my music journey.
@@GetYourSaxTogether thank you so much Jamie, i just purchased this course, nice one can train online. Do you think people are born with musical ear able to identify pitches, notes, or it can be learned by most of us :-) It seems so tough.... i have the ultimate respect for the abilities of musicians, only now i realise how much work and efforts it takes to learn music...
Hello sir i am a indian Carnatic saxophone player and I am interested to learn western music on sax.can u please help me to know the basics of western saxophone music
Nice idea, but it presumes you know what the note sounds like and not really useful for the vocally challenged :-) Also wasn't sure whether I was supposed to be guessing the concert pitch note or the transposed sax note.
Hi Pete - not 100% what you mean by “presumes you know what the note sounds like”? I’m not presuming anything, especially not vocal skills. Listen to my voice!! 😭 I think maybe you’re over thinking it. You don’t need to get the name of the note, just sing it. Forget sax pitch or concert pitch, just go “laaaaaah” on the right key note. 😊
Hello Jamie, I need an explanation, how can you tell if a track is played in this key when the chords are changing every seconds ? In jazz for example everything moves so fast, I mean, it's never the same key, it often switch from minor to major so how can we define the key ? Thanks.
Had fun with that. I had a little trouble with it.
Well done. 👌🏻
Brilliant idea, your lessons are never boring. My daughters won' t never take part on a lesson like your daughter did. Thank you for that.........🎷
Yeh, my son won’t! Thanks for watching. 🙏🏻
I’m still learning and have a way to go but I managed to get about 95% right so I’m really chuffed!! My ultimate goal is to play with a band and this is a great bit of knowledge to have ; thanks guys xx
Wow, well played! 👌🏻
I got three wrong. All those major/minor ones! Jasmine was a great addition!
Good score 👍🏻
Thanks for showing us that Jamie and Jasmine. I never thought of doing that and have always struggled with finding the key. I got about 15 right so it should work for me 75% of the time!
Awesome man 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice idea, practically demonstrate / excercise on how to find the home note, about 60% right and will do it again. Loved it. Special thanks to the special guest 😃.
Thanks for watching. 🙏🏻
What's the opposite of perfect pitch? Because that's what I have! Even if I could hum the right note, I wouldn't be able to say what it is. Having said that, keep up the good work.
Well, we can’t all be Mozart. Just enjoy your music i say!
@@GetYourSaxTogether Yeh - I know my limits!
It's called Relative pitch, most who say they have perfect pitch, really have great relative pitch.
Not just very funny but also very instructive to see the method in practice! It is not as hard or as magical as I thought. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was an eye opener. I was surprised how easy it was even though if you had asked me beforehand I would have predicted I would have failed miserably.
Great. Pleased to hear that! 👌🏻
WOW. This is fantastic.Love the Father & Daughter team.
🙏🏻
love your dad.... and u are insane jasmin !!!!
Thanks 🙏🏻
This is great, I never would’ve thought of this method and I surprised myself by getting 15/20 using it! Thanks Jasmine for teaching me something so effective.
Yay! Well done. 👍🏻
Love these type of videos! Thankful for an excellent set of ears 😄 more of such pls!! :)
Cheers Ben. 👍🏻
A very surprising 15, never ever thought of doing this before, great idea!!
Nice score!
Superb! Great examples. BTW: Love the expression “dodgy”.
😂 Thanks for watching!
Super useful. I loved the quiz feature (and the addition of your daughter). Fun, and I'll be doing it again to get better at this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Jasmine! BTW, I enjoyed my coffee in my new Sax Up Your Sunday mug!
Awesome. Nice one Larry!
Am always amazed that if I hum a song, then I can play it...got 18 right..thanks Jamie and Jasmine
Great score! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Erm🤔I can’t believe that worked for me! I’m in shock 🤪thank you (ps great to see your family involved) best wishes for all that you do Alan
Well done Alan!
Jaime - Jasmine thanks very much really great video explained this so well
Regards Paul
Our pleasure Paul!
Maybe 4 to 5 correct, good exercise. I had a clarinet teacher many moons ago and she had perfect pitch.
Thanks. Perfect pitch is not as important as relative pitch. By the way, perfect pitch is very rare, and no more common among musicians than among the general population.
Fab loved this!! nearly got them all right 😊 go ears!! x
Awesome Amy!
Another belting lesson thanks
I find since starting to use my tuner app also helps
Cool. Thanks for watching. 😊
great exercise. I could get the major or minor correct and sing the correct pitch but naming the not so easy,
Yeh it might take some time. Well done though!
very cool. I got them all! Interestingly though, I only heard the major tonic when you said it could be either or. I like Jasmine's method of "where is this going". That's probably how I do it unconsciously. Before adopting Jasmine's method, I'd often land incorrectly on the perfect 5th.
oh, and Jasmine, kudos on the pearls. nice touch.😁
I’ll pass it on!
Yeh, it’s common to hit the 5th as it’s a strong note. Well done!
This is incredibly helpful! Have you got more of that stuff? Recognizing keys aso?
That’s it for now! Sorry.
I did rather well in this exercise. This was quite helpful.
Awesome.
That was so useful. I really like Jasmine's method, really worked for me. Great channel!
Thanks Jane
BOOM! 20! ;-) Thanks guys! That was fun! Nice one Jasmine! :-)
Yay! Thank you!
Hey Kerrie! God knows why this notification has only just appeared! 🤷🏻♂️
Mind blowing! Thank you
Thanks! 🙏
Jaime this info is really helpful - thanks for all your hard work posting to your channel appreciate it regards Paul #Saxocoustic_Channel 🎷🎷🎷☀️☀️☀️🙏🙏🙏
Many thanks Paul. Thanks so much for watching. Nice to know we’re all in it together! 👍🏻
@@GetYourSaxTogether definitely 🎷always learning 👍
Wow. This is a fantastic exercise! Genius idea! I did the first 10 and had to stop due to a time constraint. I will do those 10 over and the rest a bit later. I guessed something on nearly every one and I was right about 50% of the time. No chance on #8 - for that one I could even come up with a guess. No note entered my head at all for #8
Now reading how everyone else did, I guess I stink at this. I wonder if practice at it will help improve things. Not being able to sing doesn’t help.
Glad you liked it!
Definitely practice will help
I loved this!!! I had to watch the second half a few times. I feel a little rusty, I got lucky number 13! Not too shabby for not training my ear regularly, I get to practice more and more!! Everyone in my family thought I was a little crazy actually knowing some of it lol
Also LOVED the special guest, great musician!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really helpful. Thank you. Please on next video tech us how to get perfect pitch.
Can’t teach you that I’m afraid, although I think there’s great vids on that by Rick Beato and Adam Neely.
about 16 +/-. And thanks to Jasmine!!
good score!
Great class
Thanks!
Congrats for the video! Would it be possible to have the list of songs? Thank you!
Sorry, I think they were all just from a royalty free list on Spotify so I don’t know what they were really!
fabulous!
Thanks! 🙏
Great stuff thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Brilliant tip from Jasmine. She should do all your videos!
We agree!
@@GetYourSaxTogether hows the new studio coming on?
@@BassNSax628 great. Got the base. Going up this week.
@@GetYourSaxTogether Are you doing it yourself? I had a “soundproof “ music room (shed) built in my garden a few months ago. I love it. After 16 years I finally have some where I can play as loud as I want, spread out all my toys and spend time trying to become a better musician. Only issue is the internet is rubbish. So doing the improvisation master course is difficult.
@@BassNSax628 yeh, I just bought a 25 metre network cable and run it out there.
20 out of 20, nice.
💥 boom!
What Instruments does Jasmine Play & Which is her Forte? Is her career going to be in Music?
Piano and voice mainly but a bit of guitar. Who knows what she’ll do, but that’s definitely an option!
Jasmine's method worked great for me
That's great!
Wanna practice less and improve faster? Check out this free Masterclass! www.getyoursaxtogether.com/masterclass
This is great!
Thanks 😊
Brilliant team 🎷👌🏻
Merci my dude. 😎
@@GetYourSaxTogether 🙏🏻 😉
Hope everything goes well ! See you soon
Nice! I got 18 out of 20 (I missed #2 & 15)
Ooh, top scorer so far. Ears of doom! 👍🏻
wow amazing ears! i cannot get what note it is by hearing it. do you have any more beginner exercises to learn how to train the ear to recognize notes? Also confused with transposition from piano (C) to sax (Eb), do you do that on the spot or the notes you mentioned are not transposed. Sorry for the naivety, i am at the beginning of my music journey.
Hey get Rick Beato’s Ear Training course. It’s great. 👍🏻
@@GetYourSaxTogether thank you so much Jamie, i just purchased this course, nice one can train online.
Do you think people are born with musical ear able to identify pitches, notes, or it can be learned by most of us :-) It seems so tough.... i have the ultimate respect for the abilities of musicians, only now i realise how much work and efforts it takes to learn music...
Hello sir i am a indian Carnatic saxophone player and I am interested to learn western music on sax.can u please help me to know the basics of western saxophone music
Sure, just watch all my videos!! 🤣
Can’t believe u got that one wrong Jamie.... 🤣😂
Alright, alright! 🥴 What was your score smarty pants?
@@GetYourSaxTogether 20/20 of course!! 😂🤣 Now if only my eyesight was the same.. 😅🤪
Nice idea, but it presumes you know what the note sounds like and not really useful for the vocally challenged :-) Also wasn't sure whether I was supposed to be guessing the concert pitch note or the transposed sax note.
Hi Pete - not 100% what you mean by “presumes you know what the note sounds like”? I’m not presuming anything, especially not vocal skills. Listen to my voice!! 😭
I think maybe you’re over thinking it. You don’t need to get the name of the note, just sing it. Forget sax pitch or concert pitch, just go “laaaaaah” on the right key note. 😊
I missed 3.
Pretty good!
I flunked...badly ! But, really enjoyed the video and the methods !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello Jamie, I need an explanation, how can you tell if a track is played in this key when the chords are changing every seconds ? In jazz for example everything moves so fast, I mean, it's never the same key, it often switch from minor to major so how can we define the key ? Thanks.
You start simple and gradually improve your ears. Try Rick Beato’s ear training course.
3,6,2,5,1, ....1 is the key
me on #9: C major?
you: it could be D major or B minor
me: let's split the difference, I win!
lol
You and Jasmine were great. (but I need practice)
Thank you - that's my girl!
Lost without the dots.....fun but.bottom of the class Nil point
Oof! Never mind. The only way is up! 😂
😲👍💯✅
Excellent!
3 wrong for me
Good going
can you teach me how to do leo p's kazoo sound
Got a link?
@@GetYourSaxTogether go to leo p mortal kombat trancrition 1:00 you will hear the astisamo thing he dose
@@aodmucic link me a link please? Thanks.
@@GetYourSaxTogether 1:00 of ua-cam.com/video/KOVIoqWTyHg/v-deo.html
@@GetYourSaxTogether 1:00 of ua-cam.com/video/KOVIoqWTyHg/v-deo.html
Sorry Jamie I’m just loss
;-)