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First hearing
One more look at what you missed.
In real music, a chord goes by once.
A song has no replay button. This step trains you to hear bright or dark the first time.
Play each one once, then move on.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Answer right after the first play.
Your first impression is usually right. Trust it: bright or dark?
Answer after one hearing. The replay button is there, but try not to use it.
Short chords go by even faster.
One short chord. Major or minor?
Missed one? Sing its middle note in your head.
Bright means a major third in the middle. Dark means a minor third.
Another short chord. Major or minor?
Last round: first hearing only.
Answer before you think twice.
One hearing, one answer.
You can name major or minor on the first hearing.
What you learned
- In music, a chord goes by once, so the first impression counts.
- Even a short chord is bright or dark.
- When unsure, sing the middle note in your head: major or minor third.
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