07. Musical Exercises
📁 Peterson Academy Introduction to Music Theory with Samuel Andreyev 🎬 07/08. Musical Exercises In lecture seven, Samuel Andreyev presents practical skills that connect theory to performance, focusing on ear training exercises such as rhythmic, melodic and harmonic dictation, as well as rhythmic clapback. We learn techniques for externalizing musical ideas on voice or instrument, highlighting that these skills - linking eyes, ears and physical performance - are essential for all musicians across genres and can be developed with consistent practice. Session concludes with exercise demonstrations, resource recommendations and discussion of perfect pitch, and active listening. Timecodes: 00:20 - Introduction 01:18 - Features of Music Theory 02:39 - Versatility of Musical Skills 04:11 - Main Aspects of Musical Mastery 05:30 - Beginning of Rhythm 07:23 - Rhythmic Dictation 11:05 - Development of Rhythmic Skills 12:57 - Melodic Dictation 14:10 - Perception of Melody 14:37 - Simple Melodies 15:12 - Melody Playback 16:44 - Intonation & Instruments 17:33 - Recording Melody 19:20 - Complication of Melodies 20:49 - Harmonic Dictation 24:45 - Defining Intervals 27:42 - Examples of Intervals 29:33 - Interval Training 30:27 - Value of Skills 31:33 - Chord Dictation Exercises 32:55 - Independent Exercise Performance 34:30 - Recommendations for Practice 36:16 - Art of Listening 37:18 - Exercises for Reading Music 41:29 - Working with Syncopa 43:11 - Complex Rhythmic Exercises 44:51 - Practice of Rhythmic Notation 45:43 - Exercise Recommendations 46:32 - Vocalizations by Gabriel Faure 48:23 - Hearing Training 49:15 - Assessment of Musical Skills 51:09 - Absolute Hearing & Problems 53:53 - Conclusion Playlists: https://rutube.ru/plst/1100999 https://vkvideo.ru/playlist/-235081080_84 #PetersonAcademy | #SamuelAndreyev | #MusicTheory
📁 Peterson Academy Introduction to Music Theory with Samuel Andreyev 🎬 07/08. Musical Exercises In lecture seven, Samuel Andreyev presents practical skills that connect theory to performance, focusing on ear training exercises such as rhythmic, melodic and harmonic dictation, as well as rhythmic clapback. We learn techniques for externalizing musical ideas on voice or instrument, highlighting that these skills - linking eyes, ears and physical performance - are essential for all musicians across genres and can be developed with consistent practice. Session concludes with exercise demonstrations, resource recommendations and discussion of perfect pitch, and active listening. Timecodes: 00:20 - Introduction 01:18 - Features of Music Theory 02:39 - Versatility of Musical Skills 04:11 - Main Aspects of Musical Mastery 05:30 - Beginning of Rhythm 07:23 - Rhythmic Dictation 11:05 - Development of Rhythmic Skills 12:57 - Melodic Dictation 14:10 - Perception of Melody 14:37 - Simple Melodies 15:12 - Melody Playback 16:44 - Intonation & Instruments 17:33 - Recording Melody 19:20 - Complication of Melodies 20:49 - Harmonic Dictation 24:45 - Defining Intervals 27:42 - Examples of Intervals 29:33 - Interval Training 30:27 - Value of Skills 31:33 - Chord Dictation Exercises 32:55 - Independent Exercise Performance 34:30 - Recommendations for Practice 36:16 - Art of Listening 37:18 - Exercises for Reading Music 41:29 - Working with Syncopa 43:11 - Complex Rhythmic Exercises 44:51 - Practice of Rhythmic Notation 45:43 - Exercise Recommendations 46:32 - Vocalizations by Gabriel Faure 48:23 - Hearing Training 49:15 - Assessment of Musical Skills 51:09 - Absolute Hearing & Problems 53:53 - Conclusion Playlists: https://rutube.ru/plst/1100999 https://vkvideo.ru/playlist/-235081080_84 #PetersonAcademy | #SamuelAndreyev | #MusicTheory