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stoney what do they teach you in ear training?
to hear outside the human's hearing range Question
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Originally posted by James McProgger James McProgger wrote:

stoney what do they teach you in ear training?
to hear outside the human's hearing range Question

That sure does sound like that is what they do.
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Originally posted by James McProgger James McProgger wrote:

stoney what do they teach you in ear training?
to hear outside the human's hearing range Question


Recognizing intervals, transcription of melodic and rhythmic passages, chord progression identification, major vs. minor.

The homework was the hardest part. The book was written by a bunch of yuppie tools.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by James McProgger James McProgger wrote:

stoney what do they teach you in ear training?
to hear outside the human's hearing range Question

That sure does sound like that is what they do.


LOL, stoney's dog.

Also, I'm not mad, just spreading the truth.Cool

Besides, who can be mad wile listening to Camel's whole discography?Cool

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Gilmour's Live in Gdansk is so beautiful Heart
cant say when was the last time i had some floyd


btw that ear training sounds tough
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I rated an album (that i havent heard) by accident.

how do I un-rate?
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I rated an album (that i havent heard) by accident.

how do I un-rate?

Ask an admin to delete it.
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k, thanks
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cant find Buckethead in the archives


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I wonder why they make bows for cellos and violins, etc. out of horse hair...is it more coarse than other hair, I wonder? 
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

I wonder why they make bows for cellos and violins, etc. out of horse hair...is it more coarse than other hair, I wonder? 

Because the lizard hair didn't grow fast enough, I guess.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

I wonder why they make bows for cellos and violins, etc. out of horse hair...is it more coarse than other hair, I wonder? 

Because the lizard hair didn't grow fast enough, I guess.

What about human hair? LOL
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

I wonder why they make bows for cellos and violins, etc. out of horse hair...is it more coarse than other hair, I wonder? 

Because the lizard hair didn't grow fast enough, I guess.

What about human hair? LOL


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Now I know where I'm donating mine if I choose to cut it.
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