Jazz Standard Ear Training V3
Practice Perfect Applied Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training V3
Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training V3 continues with 10 more Jazz Standards. These standards will increase your ability to maintain a key center by testing you with songs that have much more complicated chord progressions. If you have worked your way up from Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training V1 then you know that each volume has gotten progressively harder. One recommendation we have is if you find a particular song that is difficult try also just listening passively to the song over a few weeks to get your mind more use to the chord progression. This will actually help you to hone in on the key center.
If you are just tuning in and wondering what the Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training Series is all about here is a quick synopsis. The overall idea of this series is to help a student develop key retention when it comes to hearing a complete chord progression. As a student progresses with the contextual ear training program they will find that a curious thing happens. They stop hearing every chord as a new key center and start hearing even complicated chord progressions in one key center. Students that have worked through the Scale Analysis course know all about this because that is what that course teaches.
The Practice Perfect Series of books starts with very simple chord progressions and by the time you get to the Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training Series you are working with quite difficult chord changes. You will see as you work through this series how your ear develops the ability to stay within one key center. You will also notice how your ability to hear a key center with progressively more obtuse chord changes broadens your harmonic palette. All these changes will make you a better musician and help you to understand and hear many different types of music.
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What is Practice Perfect?
The Practice Perfect Applied Jazz Ear Training Series of books provides multiple ways for a musician to hone their ear training skills through exercises that use real music. That is, these exercises place a musician in a real live music situation simulating the contexts most associated with performance. Practice Perfect Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training V3 kicks it up a notch with jazz standards where it is harder to hear the key center initially. Commonly these chord progression do not start on the I chord or wander fairly far from the typical chords found in other standards.
If you are new to the Practice Perfect Applied Jazz Ear Training Series of books. We recommend you first work with both the Ear Training One Note Complete and Contextual Ear Training Course. These will help you to hear notes within a key center which is the entire approach to our ear training courses.
The Applied Jazz Ear Training Series includes the following kinds of exercises:
- Examples of common chord progressions found in the jazz lexicon with Piano, Bass and Drums. Both interpreted and semi-strict interpretations are included.
- Exercises where you only hear the bass playing the chord changes while you are prompted to sing or guess notes within the key center.
- Just the piano playing the changes, with a key center drone and then prompted to sing or guess notes within the key center.
This course is structured for beginning to advanced students. The Jazz Standards vary from simple to highly complex and cover Major and Minor key centers.
Additional Materials found in the Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training Course
This course also contains the exercises above as well as a video for each chord progression
Examples of the Audio Tracks Found on Practice Perfect Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training Volume Three
Keep in mind that for each exercise there are either a Soprano, Alto and Tenor voice used sing the answer. There are 240 exercises found in this course. A total of 10 common jazz standard chord progressions are presented. There are various examples of all three of these below:
Excerpts from Practice Perfect Applied Jazz Standard Ear Training Volume Three
Progression plays a brief drone during the count off to establish the key center. There are 10 common jazz standard chord progressions presented below. See if you can guess which tune it is! :) Each chord progression gives you 12 listening and 12 singing exercises. You will find one of these examples for each of the 10 chord progressions below:
- Listening Exercise at Medium Tempo
- Singing Exercise with Drone and Soprano Voice
- Listening Exercise at Medium Tempo
- Singing Exercise with Drone and Soprano Voice
- Listening Exercise at Medium Tempo
- Singing Exercise with Bass Only and Soprano Voice
- Listening Exercise at Medium Tempo
- Singing Exercise with Drone and Soprano Voice
- Listening Exercise at Medium Tempo
- Singing Exercise with Drone and Tenor Voice
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Additional Information
- ISBN: 978-1-59489-313-1
- 4 page PDF giving ideas and suggestions for practice.
- Singing and Listening MP3s 240 in Total
- 10 Videos
What people are saying:
I’m doing pretty good with the Jazz Standards Ear Training V1 and Jazz Standards Bossa and Samba Ear Training. I find this volume to be much more challenging. These are some of my favorite standards that I play often and it’s going to take some reprogramming to hear all the changes in the key center. I know this is the right way to hear the changes because when I sing the melody I sing it all in one key center. Just have a lot of previous bad training. High recommend all of these Applied Ear Training Courses. U. Samson
I started from the beginning books i.e. Ear Training One Note Complete and Contextual Ear Training. First let me say that I REALLY appreciate Mr. Arnold’s willingness to answer my questions via email. I went off track a few times but I’m here to say that 2 years into this ear training has totally changed my perception of music. Still have a long ways to go but I’m hearing music both as I play it and as it comes at me in performance situations. These applied ear training courses are just what I need at this point. I listen to them all day because I’m a truck driver. Have to mention the MP3s with Drones. That has really helped me when I’m stuck and can’t hear the key. Listen to the Drone versions for a couple of days and then I’m back on track. K. Silverman
I love using these Jazz Standard Ear Training MP3s as a way to practice standards. I use the “Long” version and just practice the melody, learn the chords and play the pitch on the piano when I’m prompted every 20 seconds or so. Try it! It’s a great way to develop one’s repertoire. W. Anders
OK have to admit some of these tracks are kick my behind. But I’ve found if I just listen to these tracks over and over for a few weeks it really helps me to hear the whole progression in one key. I just have some bad habits to overcome. T. Victor