How do you develop perfect pitch?!
Question: I am beginning to be able to, since I'm always around music in my various choral groups and classes. I can pretty much always name A and C.
but is there any way you can directly train yourself to have it? Anything else I can do?
Answers: I am beginning to be able to, since I'm always around music in my various choral groups and classes. I can pretty much always name A and C.
but is there any way you can directly train yourself to have it? Anything else I can do?
You don't develope perfect pitch. You either have it or you don't. You can, however develope good pitch. People with perfect pitch can not transpose music in their heads when it is written in a different key. This can be somewhat annoying, so there are plusses and minuses to having and not having perfect pitch.
Not having perfect pitch is nothing to be worried about, only 3%of musicians actually have it.
Just work on it so that you can have almost perfect pitch!
keep practicing and play instruments frequently...
the piano is the most beneficial to the voice.
you can sing in front of people and they can tell you if you are on pitch or not.
practice with a piano constantly. since that's the only instrument that can match your voice almost perfectly, you develop habits for sound like the keys. so if you play an A, and sing it over and over again in different ways, you'll get used to hear the sound and have to repeat it back almost perfectly.
Sorry hun, but perfect pitch is something you're born with. You can, however, develop really good relative pitch. There was a CD course I got as a Christmas present that said it could help you develop perfect pitch, and I should use it more. It's called "The Perfect Pitch Ear Training Super Course." The website is (extremely creatively named) www.perfectpitch.com.
Kyrin is right--- only realative pitch can be developed. Another program thats really really good (I use it for my Music Theory classes) is called Aurelia