How to reduce cognitive load when learning something by ear
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Struggling to learn melodies by ear? You might be trying to hold too much at once. In this news-lesson, I share the one change that helps my students most: listening with a focus. That means choosing a single feature to listen for, like the highest tone, the sound of "do," or when an instrument drops out, and letting the rest of the music wash over you.
You'll learn:
- Why straining to catch everything at once makes learning by ear harder
- How to "guess, then check" to give your attention something to hang onto
- Why form (what's the same, similar and different) is the most useful focus of all
- A quick form exercise with "Ode to Joy"
🎙️ Free live webinar: Listening and Personal Style Saturday, October 17, 10:00–11:30 AM EDT. Bring a song you love, and we'll walk through the Holistic Ear Training process together on music that matters to you.
Save your free spot: https://www.tuneindigolearning.com/quick-webinar-registration
Also mentioned:
- This week's video, "There's No Shortcut to a Great Ear"
- Tone Hole for iPhone (free levels 127–129)
- This episode for your eyes (It's a news-lesson.)
- Get the weekly news-lesson by email.
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