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It teaches us ear training using a Movable Doh system, which i personally find extremely useful in developing great pitching for singing! In fact, the pitching exercises on my website employ a Movable Doh system! I also use the movable doh system to train all of my students, getting them to read solfege scores and improving their sense of relative pitch! There are also rhythmic exercises in this book for us to practise your sense of rhythm, which is another important aspect of great singing!
Click on the book cover or text link to find out more about this book! Personal Aural Training Recommendation #2:
The institute trains great budding singers and performers in the US, and has certainly made its mark in the Los Angeles area! This book is great as it provides comprehensive information about the various musical scales that we can use to practise our pitching, and also provides us with useful practice music that accompanies the various chapters in the book! Also, this book gets us to sing and pitch while practising our listening and aural sense, and this is great for us singers since it gives us ample opportunity to practise our singing voice! Personal Aural Training Recommendation #3:
What I like about this book is that it is part of a series of books that target various aspects of singing! Book 1 targets our Breathing, this book (Book 2) targets our Voice and Pitch, Book 3 targets our Vowels and Book 4 targets our Singing Stamina! This helps to break down the art of singing into smaller learning segments, with this book training our singing ear and our pitch specifically! There are also very simple ear training tips for beginners, for example, learning to identify low and high notes, and this helps us to cover the basics first before we move on to the more difficult stuff! There are also many more Ear Training Books available to train our singing ear, and here are some of them:
There are also many vocal exercises available on this website, and these help us to train our voice to strengthen our singing muscles, and also to improve our vocal sustain, flexibility and accuracy! Do check out these resources available online, and be sure to check out the singing books above too to further improve on your aural awareness!
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