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Interval Ear Training - 1 hour of hands-free ear training exercises

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  1. [Music] welcome to the Joe leers Music Academy where I inflict grueling punishments
  2. upon your ears until they grow so powerful that lesser musicians will run in fear intervals are the most basic building blocks of music and it is so
  3. important for musicians to be able to quickly identify them here's how to use this video feel free to skip this section with the chapter titles if
  4. you're already familiar with how interval ear training works I'll play each interval three times after you hear the ding I'll speak the answer and it
  5. will also be displayed on the screen however I specifically made this video so you really only need the audio to do the ear training this way you can train
  6. your ears every time you do the laundry or drive to work these exercises are sorted into categories every category starts with five intervals with a fixed
  7. root or played in the same key and then five more intervals with no fixed rout or played in different keys with each category we start with ascending
  8. intervals and then descending and then harmonic each category gets a little bit more difficult including more intervals or harder to identify intervals I would
  9. suggest not moving on from a category until you can reliably get every answer right use the chapter titles below to skip between sections this video is
  10. meant to be practiced over a long period of time so I would also suggest saving it to a playlist or bookmarking it for each interval the lower note will be
  11. displayed on the keyboard I'll reveal the upper note once the answer is spoken let's hear all the intervals one final time
  12. first minor [Music] second major second [Music]
  13. minor [Music] third major third [Music]
  14. perfect [Music] fourth trone [Music]
  15. perfect [Music] fifth minor 6
  16. [Music] major [Music]
  17. six minor [Music] 7th major [Music]
  18. 7th [Music] octave enough talking let's put your ears to work
  19. [Music] work ascending perfect [Music]
  20. intervals perfect fifth [Music] octave first
  21. [Music] perfect [Music]
  22. fourth perfect fifth [Music]
  23. octave octave [Music] perfect
  24. [Music] fourth octave [Music] perfect
  25. [Music] fifth descending perfect [Music] intervals octave
  26. [Music] perfect
  27. [Music] fourth perect perfect [Music] fifth first
  28. [Music] perfect
  29. [Music] fourth first [Music]
  30. perfect [Music] fifth perfect fifth
  31. [Music] octave perfect [Music] fourth harmonic perfect intervals
  32. [Music] perfect [Music]
  33. fourth first [Music] octave perfect fifth [Music]
  34. perfect [Music] fourth octave
  35. [Music] perfect
  36. [Music] fifth first [Music]
  37. perfect [Music] fourth perfect fourth [Music]
  38. ascending imperfect consonant [Music] intervals major third [Music]
  39. minor [Music] 6 major six [Music]
  40. minor [Music] 3D major six
  41. [Music] major [Music]
  42. six minor third [Music] major
  43. [Music] 3D minor 6 [Music]
  44. major [Music] third descending imperfect consonant [Music]
  45. intervals minor third [Music] major
  46. [Music] six minor 6 [Music]
  47. minor [Music] third major third
  48. [Music] minor [Music]
  49. third minor [Music] 6 major 6
  50. [Music] major
  51. [Music] 3D major [Music] 6 harmonic imperfect consonant intervals
  52. [Music] minor [Music] 6 major 3D
  53. [Music] minor [Music] 6 major six
  54. [Music] minor [Music] 3D minor 3D
  55. [Music] minor
  56. [Music] third major 3D [Music]
  57. minor [Music] 6 major six
  58. [Music] ascending dissonant [Music]
  59. intervals trone [Music] major [Music]
  60. 7th major second [Music] minor [Music]
  61. 7th minor second [Music] minor [Music]
  62. 7th major second [Music] major
  63. [Music] 7th trone [Music]
  64. minor [Music] second descending dissonant [Music]
  65. intervals minor second [Music] minor
  66. [Music] 7th major second [Music]
  67. major [Music] 7th trone [Music]
  68. major [Music] second minor second [Music]
  69. minor [Music] 7th major
  70. [Music] second major [Music]
  71. 7th harmonic dissonant intervals [Music] minor
  72. [Music] 7th trone [Music]
  73. major [Music] 7th minor second [Music]
  74. major [Music] second major second
  75. [Music] major [Music] 7th major 7th
  76. [Music] minor [Music]
  77. second [Music] trone ascending small all
  78. [Music] intervals perfect fourth [Music]
  79. major [Music] second trone [Music]
  80. minor [Music] 3D minor second
  81. [Music] major [Music]
  82. second trone [Music] minor [Music]
  83. 3D perfect fourth [Music] major [Music]
  84. second descending small [Music] intervals major second [Music]
  85. major [Music] 3D perfect fourth
  86. [Music] trone major third [Music]
  87. minor [Music] third perfect fourth [Music]
  88. minor [Music] second trone [Music]
  89. major [Music] second harmonic small intervals
  90. major [Music] 3D minor second [Music]
  91. perfect [Music] fourth minor third
  92. [Music] trone perfect fourth [Music] trone major second
  93. [Music] major [Music] third minor
  94. [Music] second ascending large intervals [Music]
  95. minor [Music] 7th octave [Music]
  96. minor 6 [Music] perfect [Music]
  97. fifth major six [Music] perfect [Music]
  98. fifth minor 6 [Music] major [Music]
  99. 7th major six [Music] octave descending large [Music]
  100. intervals perfect fifth [Music] major
  101. [Music] 7th minor 6 [Music]
  102. minor [Music] 7th octave [Music]
  103. major [Music] 7th major six
  104. [Music] perfect [Music]
  105. fifth minor 7th [Music] minor [Music]
  106. 6 harmonic large intervals [Music]
  107. major [Music] six major 7th [Music]
  108. minor [Music] 6 octave [Music]
  109. perfect [Music] fifth major six [Music]
  110. minor [Music] 6 octave
  111. [Music] major [Music]
  112. 7th [Music] octave ascending dionic intervals
  113. [Music] major [Music]
  114. 3D major 7th [Music] major [Music]
  115. second major six [Music] major
  116. [Music] third o [Music]
  117. perfect fifth [Music] major
  118. [Music] 7th perfect fourth [Music]
  119. major [Music] second descending dionic [Music]
  120. intervals perfect fifth [Music] major [Music]
  121. 7th perfect fourth [Music] major [Music]
  122. second octave [Music]
  123. major [Music] 3D major second
  124. [Music] perfect
  125. [Music] fifth major second [Music]
  126. major [Music] 7th harmonic dionic intervals
  127. major [Music]
  128. 3D octave [Music] major [Music]
  129. six major second [Music] perfect [Music]
  130. fourth perfect fifth [Music] major
  131. [Music] second perfect fourth [Music]
  132. major [Music] 7th major [Music]
  133. six ascending chromatic intervals [Music]
  134. minor [Music] 6 trone [Music]
  135. octave minor second [Music] perfect
  136. [Music] fifth minor 6 [Music]
  137. minor [Music] third minor 7th [Music]
  138. major [Music] second perfect [Music]
  139. fourth descending chromatic [Music] intervals trone [Music]
  140. major [Music] six minor third
  141. [Music] major [Music]
  142. 7th minor second [Music] major
  143. [Music] third major second [Music] perfect
  144. [Music] fourth perfect fifth [Music] octave harmonic chromatic intervals
  145. [Music] major [Music]
  146. second minor six [Music] octave minor third [Music]
  147. major [Music] six minor second [Music]
  148. octave major 3D [Music] minor [Music]
  149. 6 perfect [Music] fourth oh hi there you're still here just so you know I still have time to
  150. read a lot of the comments on my videos and I really do take them into consideration as I plan future content if there's a kind of ear training you
  151. would like to see in the future just let me know in the comments and I might get to work on it as always if this video helped you at all please give it a like
  152. and consider subscribing to my channel because it really does help more than you know thanks for being here and I will see you next time
  153. [Music] [Music]

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