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* Music * Predictions / discussion / aftermath (One thread please)
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Yeeeeah, our teacher realised that we didn't do music for the junior cert and so sped through the course.
We call "Anacrusis" melodies, "The ones with the yoke at the start"
We call them upbeat melodies!:)
My teacher doubts there'll be a minor melody, she reckons it'll be a major melody with an upbeat. It's near impossible to predict though:rolleyes:0 -
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Eoin MurMur wrote: »Would any of ye be willing to have a look at some melodies i've been doing? I really don't know if I'm doing everything alright so a second opinion would be lovely
I'll have a look, sure I'll count it as study.0 -
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Really? I find it easy to do so I just assumed it was something anyone could doClaireMarie wrote: »Hear the key myself?? :eek: No way I can do that, lol! Fair play to anyone that can!
I don't even bother learning the keys, I just go by what I hear. Although I did notice the Bach on the CD is a semitone off what's written in the score so I have to be careful. 0 -
Really? I find it easy to do so I just assumed it was something anyone could do I don't even bother learning the keys, I just go by what I hear. Although I did notice the Bach on the CD is a semitone off what's written in the score so I have to be careful.
I'd love to be able to do that but I have no ear for music whatsoever! All I can do is read it when I play! :mad:0 -
Eoin MurMur wrote: »Sound (no pun intended :rolleyes:) ! Will I email them to you?
Yeah go on pm them. 0 -
Have you been doing music since junior cert?Really? I find it easy to do so I just assumed it was something anyone could do I don't even bother learning the keys, I just go by what I hear. Although I did notice the Bach on the CD is a semitone off what's written in the score so I have to be careful.
I started halfway through 5th year. Now I have relative pitch. Sounds like you have absolute pitch. Prick
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When I have my bass and hear a song for the first time, I kind of know where the general sound I'm looking for is, and can usually start playing along with a slight bit of trial and error. But I can't accurately imagine single notes in my head yet.
I've a friend who's just finishing music in DIT (very talented) and you can say "A SHARP" and he can hum an A sharp. He can do it with any note. Strange :P.0 -
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I started doing it in 2nd year but I've been playing and listening to music for a VERY long time. I mean, my music teacher told me it was a bit of a gift because she couldn't do it but I honestly think it's not difficult if you learn. Best way of getting perfect pitch is to associate each note to a song you know. That's how I started doing it and now I find it easy to hear a note unless it's ridiculously high or low. It's a great party piece at friends houses, they hum a note into a tuner and I name it, look on their face is priceless :PHave you been doing music since junior cert?
I started halfway through 5th year. Now I have relative pitch. Sounds like you have absolute pitch. Prick.
I'm still hopelessly bad with composition funnily enough :P Always breaking the 'rules'.
NRR NRR NRR NRR, NURNURNURRRRRRRRhahaha, made me lol
duh duh duh duh, duhduhduhduhduhdudhuhd, duh duh duh, duh duh duh0 -
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I started doing it in 2nd year but I've been playing and listening to music for a VERY long time. I mean, my music teacher told me it was a bit of a gift because she couldn't do it but I honestly think it's not difficult if you learn. Best way of getting perfect pitch is to associate each note to a song you know. That's how I started doing it and now I find it easy to hear a note unless it's ridiculously high or low. It's a great party piece at friends houses, they hum a note into a tuner and I name it, look on their face is priceless :P
I suppose I do that song thing too. Now I think of it, I can imagine an A sharp and a D in my head. Coolio
(Hommage a Horowitz) de deedle deedle do de deedle DeEdle dO dEddle DEEDLE DOO DEEDLE DEELDE *boom*NRR NRR NRR NRR, NURNURNURRRRRRRR0 -
Have you been doing music since junior cert?
I started halfway through 5th year. Now I have relative pitch. Sounds like you have absolute pitch. Prick.
When I have my bass and hear a song for the first time, I kind of know where the general sound I'm looking for is, and can usually start playing along with a slight bit of trial and error. But I can't accurately imagine single notes in my head yet.
I've a friend who's just finishing music in DIT (very talented) and you can say "A SHARP" and he can hum an A sharp. He can do it with any note. Strange :P.
I can't do this thing with naming the key just from listening! Even though I can pretty much play something straight away after hearing it once or twice (trad) I wouldn't be able to tell what key I'm playing in! I just know it sounds right!:P0 -
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It sounds so messed up on a bass with octaver turned onFarmer poet wrote: »C♯ - D -G - E - C♯ - D - C♯
Go play it! 0 -
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