By: kim o'reilly
Yes I can, but I do have perfect pitch. I’m seventeen and I didn’t discover it, my mother did when I was five and could reliably sing a middle C on command. I don’t really count it as a gift, just...
View ArticleBy: Izzie
I can sing a C out of the blue, but sometimes it is wrong. I’m not sure what I have, because I can’t pick notes out of the blue; I have to sing a C first and then work from there. I can sing mostly...
View ArticleBy: JV
In order to have perfect pitch, you need to be able to sing the middle C out of the blue every single time. If you only did it 4 out of 10, then it was just guessing.
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By: Bev Haulmark
I keep getting an error message when I click on the virtual keyboard. It won’t go where it’s supposed to go. I’m an Arts Ed Director and would love to try this!
View ArticleBy: that guy
I think people who have claimed to learn perfect pitch may in fact have learned relative pitch by comparing a known note to the note they hear
View ArticleBy: Byron
I found this post via google. Interesting discussion going on, but it seems the last post was made over a year ago? My own experience is that I’ve always been able to recall songs on key but I didn’t...
View ArticleBy: Xeno
Interesting, I took that first test too and bombed out, but I can usually find any note now fairly quickly if music isn’t playing. I can do it by finding a C which I’ve memorized and then determining...
View ArticleBy: Not bozo
I don’t know what label I am. I began choral singing as an adult, and just knew where to place myself for each note in any song. I am note perfect, but I have a hard time picking a melody out on a...
View ArticleBy: me
This is more like a method to teach yourself to have relative pitch… You can’t just learn perfect pitch.
View ArticleBy: Xeno
After years of work, I can now pretty reliably sing a middle C with no reference pitch, which I didn’t think was possible. I still can’t instantly identify pitches I hear, but perhaps if I tried hard...
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