Crucial Ear Training For Fiddlers

Course Preliminaries
Navigating the course and the apps
6 Topics
How to Log In and Open An Ear Training App
Melody Ear Training App Overview
Understanding The Number Of Repetitions
Scaffolding – A Key to Your Ear Training Success
Musical Gym
Visual Feedback
D, F# and A
Long Tones (D, F# and A)
3 Topics
Long Tones – D
Long Tones – A
Long Tones – F#
Two Note Melody Dictations (D, F# and A)
3 Topics
Two Note Melody Dictations – D and A
Two Note Melody Dictations – D and F#
Two Note Melody Dictations – F# and A
G, B and D
Long Tones (G, B and D)
3 Topics
Long Tones – G
Long Tones – B
Long Tones – D
Two Note Melody Dictations (G, B and D)
3 Topics
Two Note Meldoy Dictations – G and D
Two Note Melody Dictations – G and B
Two Note Melody Dictations – B and D
A, C# and E
Long Tones (C# and E)
2 Topics
Long Tones – C#
Long Tones – E
Two Note Melody Dictations (A, C#, E)
3 Topics
Two Note Melody Dictations – A and E
Two Note Melody Dictations – A and C#
Two Note Melody Dictations – C# and E
E, G and B
Long Tones – E
1 Topic
Long Tones – E
Two Note Melody Dictations (E, G and B)
2 Topics
Two Note Melody Dictations – E and B
Two Note Melody Dictations – E and G
Stepping It Up: Adding Arpeggios and Three Note Dictations
Arpeggios
1 Topic
Arpeggio – D Chord
Long Tones – high D
Three Note Melody Dictations – D, F# and A
1 Topic
Three Note Melody Dictations – D, F# and A
Long Tones – high G
Arpeggio On The G Chord
1 Topic
Arpeggio On The G Chord
Three Note Melody Dictations – G, B and D
1 Topic
Three Note Melody Dictations – G, B and D
Long Tones – high A
Arpeggio On The A Chord
Three Note Melody Dictations – A, C# and E
1 Topic
Three Note Melody Dictations – A, C# and E
Arpeggio On The E Minor Chord
1 Topic
Arpeggio On The E Minor Chord
Three Note Melody Dictations – E, G and B
1 Topic
Three Note Melody Dictations – E, G and B
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Long Tones – E

Crucial Ear Training For Fiddlers Long Tones – E

Long Tones on the E

It’s time to add one more note into the mix, and that is the low E note; play this note with your first finger on the D string.

 

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