Tuning pitch strengthening training

Author: Huang Chenxing / Huang Zhongbo
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The concept of this book is to scientifically refine the major and minor modes frequently used in music. The refined "elements" of these modes—intervals, tetrachords, scales, and chords—are used as materials for pitch training. The book analyzes and summarizes various finger rules, employing the strengthening of relative pitch perception as a means to conduct multi-angle, multi-level exercises. This approach aims to establish standards for modal pitch accuracy. It is important to emphasize that all exercises in this book are closely linked to relevant music theory, which is organically integrated with finger rules. This allows finger techniques to serve as a medium, enabling the understanding and mastery of music theory through concrete performance practices. As a result, music theory, performance, and aural discrimination become integrated, creating a virtuous cycle. The entire training process aligns with the natural learning process of acquiring one's native language—first learning to listen and speak, then learning to read. This training method has been tested in teaching practice, and it has been proven that with strict teacher requirements and diligent student practice, significant and lasting results will be achieved. Even children under the age of ten can master it smoothly. This book is intended for beginners and intermediate learners who have already mastered basic chord changes. Advanced students will also benefit greatly from using it to standardize and improve their pitch accuracy.