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Relan I
Jul 26 in Basic Music Theory

Can someone please help me out?

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Demetri Chrissos
Jul 27, 04:35

Hey, I'm not sure - but what do you need help with?

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ToneGym
Jul 23 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Stefan Strohmaier for winning the Diamond Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
Jul 25

Outstanding accomplishment!

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Kathy Anderson
Jul 26, 17:53

Congratulations!! Amazing achievement!!!

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Henry macdonald
Jul 26, 23:32

Yo

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ToneGym
Jul 23 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @harel elberger for winning the Golden Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
Jul 25

Fantastic!

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Kathy Anderson
Jul 26, 17:52

.congratulations!! Good for you!!

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ToneGym
Jul 23 in ToneGym Olympics

Inversions Champ Winner, Jul. 20th - Jul. 23rd:

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2nd: @Cuantas Vacas 35 pts
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Cuantas Vacas
Jul 23

MALDITOOOOOOOoooooos...!!! 😂

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Colin Aiken
Jul 25

Awesome work.

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DAVID ROA
Jul 26, 14:15

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Wiley Bouchard
Jul 23 in ToneGym Cafe

Help -- I'm finding it impossible to distinguish between P4 and P5 in Intervalis, when they are played at the same time, even though it's showing up on level 2, so clearly ToneGym thinks it should be easy! Any tips?

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T T
Jul 26

For harmonic intervalls, it takes longer to recognize them. Try to hum the tones at the same time as the intervall is played and listen for consonance or dissonance. If the tone is part of the harmonic intervall it will fit in nicely when hummed. Also a harmonic fifth interval is used in most rock music as powerchord accompagniment (no third) whereas a fourth harmonic intervall has a medieval feel and was later for some periods even shunned from classical music. Try to accompany yourself with 4th / 5th harmonic intervalls humming a simple melody and notice the differen feel. Be very patient and listen/play/sing a lot.

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Greg Zib
Jul 26, 12:05

Smoke On The Water riff is a good reference for harmonic P4 imho

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Dave Thomas
Jul 26, 13:09

P4: you will hear “Here comes the bride”!
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P5 Ascending: John Williams’ Star Wars (Main theme first interval)

P5 Descending: John Williams’ Superman (Main theme first interval change)
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Thank me later 😉

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Relan I
Jul 26 in Interval Songs

I’m stuck on a ABRSM grade 5 interval question. I need some advice too.

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Relan I
Jul 26 in Basic Music Theory

I don’t know how to find intervals for ABRSM on this app

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Wiley Bouchard
Jul 24 in Interval Songs

I use 3 intervals from Somwhere Over the Rainbow

Some-where (over the rainbow) = octave
blue-birds (fly) = maj6
and-the (dreams) = min6

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ToneGym
Jul 24 in ToneGym Cafe

One songwriter, one smash hit, one massive rejection, and then Miley Cyrus made it iconic. The story behind 'We Can't Stop' is a wild masterclass in how the music industry actually works 🎤💡

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1 hr 32 min

Rick Beato

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ToneGym
Jul 21 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Радмир Мулюков for winning the Silver Ears Award!

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Kathy Anderson
Jul 21

Congratulations!!

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Colin Aiken
Jul 22

Well done!

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ToneGym
Jul 20 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Maryam S for winning the Golden Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
Jul 22

Fantastic!

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