Graham English

If your ear can’t understand whatever it hears, then it’s suspect. Whatever the application — composing, songwriting, singing, playing the guitar, piano, or any other instrument — there is a logic to becoming a spontaneous musician. Your goal as a musician should be to get your musical intellect to the point where it becomes intuitive.

Dick Grove has taught music to well over 25,000 musicians! He teaches stuff you won’t get in music school. And he understands how to give you a strong musical foundation so you don’t fall for the dangers of intellectualizing your music… and you can become a truly spontaneous musician.

Watch and learn…

• The six different ears a musician must have
• The “tree” approach to musicianship
• Why you should know at least some piano or keyboard
• The logic to being a spontaneous musician…

Click here to find out more about Dick Grove’s music theory and ear training.

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Tags: absolute pitch ear training, composing, Dick Grove, Ear Training, guitar, music school, Music Theory, piano, singing, Songwriting

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