Fundamentals of ear training

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Music is usually understood as a kind of structure made up of fixed
elements—tones, intervals, chords, rhythms, timbres, and so on. This
course presents an alternative way of understanding music: as a world
consisting of elements that change their form and relationships
depending on the context in which they are embedded.

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Introduction
01 How to make the most of this course
The theoretical framework
02 Why musical perception begins with a theoretical framework 1 Quiz
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03 Music has a spatial rather than a linguistic character 1 Quiz
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04 Memory models 1 Quiz
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05 Phi- and psy-universe 1 Quiz
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Musical space
06 The musical space is a proto-space 1 Quiz
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07 Horizontal: Time – only forward, in metric units 1 Quiz
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09 Depth: Dynamics and/or reverb 1 Quiz
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The cognitive recognition of intervals
10 Intervals are like chemical elements 1 Quiz
11 The “aggregate states” of the intervals 1 Quiz
12 Schematic and obscured properties 1 Quiz
13 The concept of complementary intervals 1 Quiz
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14 Consonance and dissonance as attributed characteristics 1 Quiz
15 Guide tones as context-specific properties 1 Quiz
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16 Recognizing intervals 1 Quiz
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Encyclopedia of intervals and their properties
17 Can we exhaustively catalog the properties of intervals? 1 Quiz
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18 Prime and octave 1 Quiz
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19 Minor second and major seventh 1 Quiz
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20 Major second and minor seventh 1 Quiz
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21 Minor third and major sixth 1 Quiz
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22 Major third and minor sixth 1 Quiz
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23 Fourth and fifth 1 Quiz
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24 Tritone 1 Quiz
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