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If you couldn’t make it, go check out the comments. It was top-notch conversation.
About Graham English
Graham English is a musician, author, and entrepreneur.
Musician, Author, and Entrepreneur
Thanks to everybody who participated in Thursday’s Absolute Pitch Power Blogathon.
If you couldn’t make it, go check out the comments. It was top-notch conversation.
Graham English is a musician, author, and entrepreneur.
Graham is a singer/songwriter and jazz-trained keyboard player, music producer and studio musician, best-selling author of Logic Pro X For Dummies, and serial entrepreneur.
Tina E says
Another thought about “perfect” pitch. We were talking about how some of us have almost absolute pitch, within a decent half-step or so. I’ve figured out another reason for some of this. I sometimes like to listen to Baroque flute and recorder music. It’s my understanding that, particularly if music is played on Baroque-style instruments, the standard for A is not 440, but more like 415 or so. So, well, wouldn’t this slightly confuse one’s mind and ears when it comes to nailing *exact* pitches down to small increments?
Just another thought, as I sit here listening to some really wonderful flute and harp music!