a brief explanation of the tracks in the ear training works The Audio Dictionaries, available at memoryandmoment.com

The Audio Dictionaries

Here's a sample of the ear training work The Audio Dictionary Of Harmony.  I've included 1, 2, and 3 voice samples in that order.  This is made to be listened to in stereo--if you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right.  Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOH - sample

Here's a sample of the ear training work The Audio Dictionary Of Melody. I've included samples of the 4 different note length or rhythm divisions:  long-long, long-short, short-long, and short-short.  This is made to be listened to in stereo--if you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOM - sample

This would be a relatively easy way to start ear training with The Audio Dictionary Of Melody.  It's a short sample of a shuffle using a playlist that includes only tracks with the long note / long note rhythm and only notes from the major scale.  A typical way to progress from here would be to start adding the other rhythms as well as other notes.  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOM sample - easier playlist, shuffle

This is a more advanced use of The Audio Dictionary Of Melody for ear training.  It's a short sample of a shuffle using a playlist that includes the four basic rhythms and all notes ("chromatic").  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOM sample - more difficult playlist, shuffle

This is a relatively easy shuffle of tracks from The Audio Dictionary Of Harmony.  It's shuffled from a playlist including only 1 voice in the piano.  The playlist includes all notes ("chromatic").  Someone new to ear-training would probably start with 1 voice but would probably only use the major or major pentatonic playlist.  A typical way to progress from this playlist would be to try 2 voices, then 3 voices.  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOH sample - 1 voice chromatic, shuffle

This is a somewhat difficult sample of tracks from The Audio Dictionary Of Harmony.  It's shuffled from a playlist including 2 voices in the piano and including all notes ("chromatic").  Someone new to ear-training would probably start with 1 voice but would probably only use the major or major pentatonic playlist.  A typical way to progress from this playlist would be to try 3 voices.  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOH sample - 2 voice chromatic, shuffle

This is a somewhat difficult sample of tracks from The Audio Dictionary Of Harmony.  It's shuffled from a playlist of tracks including 3 voices in the piano and only including notes from the major scale.  Someone new to ear-training would probably start with 1 voice and build up to 3, while also including tracks that select from more than just the major scale.  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

TADOH sample - 3 voice major, shuffle

This is a difficult sample of tracks from The Audio Dictionary Of Harmony.  It's shuffled from a playlist including 3 voices in the piano and including all notes ("chromatic").  Someone new to ear-training would probably start with 1 voice and would probably only use the major or major pentatonic playlist.  This is made to be listened to in stereo.  If you only have one speaker or side, switch your audio balance to all left or right. Get more info at memoryandmoment.com

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