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  Learn
the Language of Music
"Why
do I need Relative Pitch ear training?"
The
language of music is PITCH.
Just
as a child first begins to learn his or her native
language by ear, every musician must learn the language
of music -- pitch -- BY EAR.
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 Mr.
Burge: In a nutshell, you have changed my
life. You have given me knowledge which
I never thought I could have nor even thought
I needed. Your course covers a phenomenal
amount of material in very logical manner
and gives the participant the desired result:
established Relative Pitch.
(J.G., Whitehouse Station, New Jersey)
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Your
EAR is the key to all your talents. Why? Because music
is a HEARING art. The more FLUENTLY you master the
language of music -- BY EAR -- the more your talents
will unfold from within you.
Relative
Pitch is your PERSONAL COMMAND of the musical
language -- your ability to understand what you hear,
including all the various chords and pitch
relationships that are used to create music.
 Relative
Pitch enlivens the artistic intelligence within
you. You gain practical skills that enable you to:
- Play
by ear and improvise
- Write
what you hear
- Sing
with perfect intonation
- Compose
artfully
- Transpose
freely
- Perform
with confidence
- Tune
with precision
- Memorize
easily
- Deepen
your sense of music appreciation
A
simple Relative
Pitch
tune-up empowers all your talents to rise to their
highest potential.
Relative
Pitch gives you the right tools for the job --
to create music that goes straight to the heart of
your listener.
Here
at last is everything
you need to hear and create music like a professional
-- all contained in one masterful series: the Relative
Pitch Ear Training SuperCourse, by David Lucas Burge . . .
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What
is Relative Pitch?
What is Perfect Pitch?
How does Relative
Pitch compare
to Perfect
Pitch?
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