You’ll be improving your ear for the rest of your life. How long does relative pitch take to learn?Įar training is an ongoing process. No one is tone deaf, and every musician has the potential to master relative pitch. If it were a real thing, it would be acknowledged as a learning disability and certain students would be allowed to take tests differently. It’s simply a phrase that gets used by non-musicians. It’s never been mentioned at any music college I’ve attended. It works by learning the unique sound of scale degrees, (root, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, etc), understanding the rules of music (music theory) and how those rules sound in action.Ĭan Ear Training be learnt by anyone? What if I’m tone deaf? Relative pitch is equally valuable and effective (despite it’s inferior sounding name), and can be learnt by all musicians, at any age.
It’s rare to develop perfect pitch later in life, although some people claim to have done so. Some people are born with perfect pitch – with no conscious effort these people are able to identify exact notes by their unique frequency. There are 2 ways people play music by ear. Isn’t ear training something you’re born with?
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