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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Aural learning"”.

  1. A case study of professional musicians and their perceptions of the impact of aural learning experiences in developing musicianship

    … professional musicians on the impact of focused aural experiences (FAEs) in developing their musicianship. The participants include a professional instrumental performer, the director of a non-profit jazz school, and a retired high school band teacher. Each participant has engaged in performing, …

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  2. The effectiveness of a transcription system within the context of learning West African jembe drumming ensemble pieces

    … drumming students in Cape Town in retaining aural learning, specifically West African jembe drumming ensemble pieces. The need for this tool stems from the limited amount of access students have to accurate West African jembe ensemble repertoire, due to there being few authoritative West …

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  3. High Schoolers' Approaches to Learning Melodies by Ear

    Aural learning, sometimes called “learning by ear,” is a fundamental mechanism of music, connected to musical perception, acquisition, and understanding. Researchers have primarily studied aural learning strategies through self-reported data or qualitative observations. Because the interaction …

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  4. Swinging the Score: Compositional and empirical investigations into the performance of swing and groove rhythms by score-reading musicians

    … between classical musicians’ notation reading, aural discrimination skills, and their swing performance. One of these also allows for formulating a syntax definition of swing, which so far is lacking in the literature. The first study investigates levels of score-dependency, i.e. dependency on …

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