Why learn to play piano by ear – gospel, jazz, rock etc
September 6th, 2010
www.icanplaygospel.com This video goes in depth to explain why learning to play music by ear is so helpful and important for any current or inspiring musician. For more information on how to actually learn to play music by ear please visit www.icanplaygospel.com
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But isn’t playing by ear harder than playing by fingers?
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very good
it’s possible to be a virtuoso without having perfect pitch.
virtuosity is relative pitch (a well developed inner ear) and incredible technical ability.
Miles Davis is the ideal model – he just loved to play and had a perfect ear to recreate the music inside himself.
I doubt it. The director of the choir I was in for years has perfect pitch and is also amazing at playing by ear, and I wouldn’t call her a virtuoso. She’s really really good at playing the piano. And leading choirs. Just an all around great musician.
Very well explained.
this is soo true. what if we could also have perfect pitch? would we become instant virtuosos?