Jubal Musicals

Sight-Singing with Ease

Sight singing is the skill to produce musical elements with your voice, or instrument. In fact, sight singing is an important tool to use in developing your inner Ear.
With well-trained ears you will be able to look at a piece of sheet music and sing it perfectly, even if you have never heard it before. You can then learn to accurately sing and hear a written melody at sight in your head.

At the end of Jubal Musicals Ear Training Master Class, you will be able to build connections between your instrument, your inner hearing or aural imagination, your voice, and music notation.

Create, Distinguish And Sing In Complicated Harmony For Different Parts.

It is not uncommon to find singers that find it difficult to stick to their part while singing with a group of other singers. The beauty of having a group sing together lies in the harmonious combination of vocal ranges.
Ear training is the absolute best way to fix this annoying problem. You can focus on hearing each individual note when you hear a chord so you can easily tell each part from the others. This makes it easy to pitch your part whether you are a soprano, alto, tenor or baritone and stay on track as the piece progresses.

3 BENEFITS OF EAR TRAINING FOR SINGERS, COMPOSERS AND MUSIC DIRECTORS

Being a musician is the most amazing job in the world, and that’s a fact. Another fact is that it requires a lot of constant oiling and overhauling to keep churning out great music.
Music is a craft based on the ability to hear. Whatever it is you do in the music industry, your EARS are pivotal to your prowess.

It is very essential to develop your ability to recognize what you hear on recordings and what others are playing in your band and then translate that to your instrument.
Even as the benefits of EAR TRAINING might have been briefly highlighted above, you might be thinking to yourself “That sounds good, but is that all I get?”.
Well, squash that thought and discover other benefits you stand to gain from EAR TRAINING.

Pitch and Rhythm Improvement
One of the first aural skills you will gain from ear training are pitch recognition rhythm improvement. A musical interval is the distance between any two pitches. Intervals have both a size and quality, for example, a major third.
Ear training help you recognize both ascending and descending melodic intervals, as well as the simultaneous sounding of two notes, also known as harmonic intervals. And it doesn’t stop there. You will also develop the ability to relate with each note you hear with respect to time and create Rhythms.