David Lucas Burge Perfect Pitch

[gyaradozz]

Hihi,

did anyone purchase this David Lucas Burge Perfect Pitch series?

Is it good?


Pls advise

Thanks!
gyaradoz

 

[lppier]

My keyboard teacher bought it before, she said no use one.

Pier.

 

[gyaradozz]

My keyboard teacher bought it before, she said no use one.

Pier.

Hi Pier.. are you still in contact with ur keyboard teacher?

if she do not need it anymore, can you help me purchase from her?

my email is gyaradoz@gmail.com.. Hoping to hear from you soon

Pls help me.. I need the CDs very badly.. but cant find anywhere in Singapore music shops

Thanks!

 

[GC]

Like most methods, its probably helps to a certain extent. However, if the course was hyped out to be what it is, then the average guy who walks into a guitar shop would be able to play in tune at least :wink:

I would suggest looking at material from here
www.muse-eek.com

No affiliation with them but I have their ear training series, very practical stuff geared towards playing.

 

[Phil]

Ah I don't recommend spending on such things. I'm not saying that I've perfect pitch, but I know for a fact that it can be trained, by yourself.

I know a friend who just committed one note to memory, then tried pitching his voice to that pitch every morning. And he just went from note to note, pitch to pitch. Eventually, he sorta achieved p.pitch.

He says that it's like colours, you remember them, and learn to recognise them.

I'm currently trying out his method too. :lol:

 

[teraslasch]

you can TRAIN to perfect pitch, you must have the determination, thats really bout it hehe...

 

[strats]

tuning forks!

 

[5stringedsoul]

learn solfege.

the sound of music is a gr8 movie to learn from.