Aural Music Training for all Instrumentalists
Aural skills are an essential part of the ABRSM exams. For ABRSM Grade 1 to 8 practical examinations. Learn to be an all-rounded musician through Aural Music Lessons. Aural music skills are important for a musician to be a complete musician.
For All Instrumentalists
The ABRSM aural tests are delivered using the piano. Therefore, all instrumentalists who do not play the piano should train with a specialized Aural Music teacher to ensure they are comfortable responding to the ABRSM aural tests.
Develop your Musical Ear
Become a well-rounded musician with a musical ear by improving your aural skills.
Benefits of Aural Music Training?
Awareness of your Own Playing
Aural training in your music helps you feel your music. The benefits include a sense of balance and beautiful sounding phrasing of the music.
Blending and Balancing with other Musicians
Having a good musical ear is essential when playing in an ensemble. Aural Music Classes is the best way to training a musical ear which helps musicians to listen to other musicians and blend in beautifully.
Memorising Music
Hearing music in your head and singing out loud is the best way to remember your repertoire.
Singing and Playing in Tune
Another benefit of Aural Music Training is it helps to develop a sense of pitch. An excellent musical ear gives the instrumentalists the ability to tune their instrument to another and be able to tell the difference between sharps and flats.
Playing with Rhythm and Expression
Aural Music Training is the perfect way to practice the pulse of the musical piece. The training gives the instrumentalists the ability to feel and be aware of the overall dynamics of the music.
Aural Music Lessons for ABRSM or Trinity Exams
Aural Music Training is available for either the ABRSM or Trinity College London exams.
What Parents and Students Say
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