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Conducting as an Ear Training Tool
Author: Matt Marvuglio
Lesson description
Learn how to conduct and sing basic rhythms in various time signatures with Berklee College of Music faculty member Matt Marvuglio. As an ear training tool, conducting gives you a visual pattern of the pulse of the music, while singing gives you the opportunity to physically express the music.
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Related Berklee Music Online Courses
BME-115 Basic Ear Training 1
This practical approach to ear training will help you build your confidence as a performer by teaching you how to notate basic rhythms and better identify the different parts of a song.
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