Name: Ear Training (Intervals and Dictations)
Uploaded: 2020-10-05T22:13:15.000Z
Duration: T01H29M07S
Description: A review of rhythmic dictation from last week as well as introduction to intervals, finishing out with a few melodic dictation examples. What is an interval and how do we hear them within music?

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A review of rhythmic dictation from last week as well as introduction to intervals, finishing out with a few melodic dictation examples.

Ear Training (Intervals and Dictations)

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