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Audiation – Inner Ear Training for Musicians

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  • 20 Lessons

This is the free way in. Audiation is hearing music in your mind before you play it. If you have done traditional ear training, passed the aural skills exams, and can read notes and play scales but still feel deaf away from your instrument, this is the part nobody taught you.
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Contents

Pro-Level Audiation
Preview
Resource Guide
About the Lessons

Introductory Sessions

How to Audiate Chord Progressions for Creative Improvisation: Stop Guessing, Start Hearing
How to Audiate Rhythms for Confident Performance: Don't Miss the Beat!
How to Audiate Melodies for Accurate Transcription: Don’t Miss a Note
Great Technique, But ‘Silent’ Inside? Build The Inner Ear You’re Missing
You Practice Every Day.... But Your Ear Isn't Getting Better
You Did All the Ear Training... and Still Can't Hear. Here's Why.
Unspoken Principles: Confronting the 80/20 Divide in Music

Practice Sessions

Lesson 1a – Reverse Memory Drill (6-Minute)
Lesson 1b - Reverse Memory Drill (2.5-Minute)
Lesson 2 – The Silent Counterpoint Challenge (16-Minute)
Lesson 3 – What If You Could Change a Melody’s Color… Instantly?
Lesson 4 – Hearing Harmony (The Path to Audiating Harmony Clearly... Experience 8 Breakthroughs)
Lesson 5 — The Path to Hearing Interval Quality: Part 1 (The Emotional Layer)
Lesson 6 – The Path to Audiating Interval Identify – Part 2 (Character and Identity)
Lesson 7 – The Path to Audiating: Part 3 - The Moment Interval Identity "Clicks"
Lesson 8 – Holding the Melody in Your Mind
Lesson 9 – How to Hear Music in Your Mind (Even If You Can't Yet)

The next step

Think of this as a survey course

The lessons in this free course give you a glimpse into audiation. I take you through foundational exercises to help you develop your audiation abilities. This is not the full course. It stays at a basic level on purpose, as an introduction to audiation. The real training comes in the Composing Hour, where the work repeats week after week until the skill becomes automatic.

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