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Your own anchors
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The best anchor is a tune you know by heart.
A lullaby, a hymn, an anthem or a pop song, in any language. You only need its first two notes.
Match the start of your tune to an interval.
Hum the first two notes of a tune, then play the intervals on the next screen until one sounds the same.
Does a tune of yours start like one of these?
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Hum your tune from the first note you hear. Does its second note land there?
No tune for one of them? Borrow one for now.
Use the tunes from this unit until one of your own comes to mind.
And the leaps: does a tune of yours start like these?
Your own tune, or a borrowed one: start it on the first note.
Then try a few rounds without humming.
When the name comes before the tune, your ear has learned the sound itself.
No humming this time. Trust the sound of the leap.
You have anchors of your own.
What you learned
- The best anchor is a tune you know by heart, in any language.
- Start the tune on the first note you hear and check the second.
- Little by little, the sound of the interval alone gives you the name.
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