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What is "active listening" - and should you be doing it?
Musicians often make the mistake of thinking that "ear training" is just about specific concrete skills like recognising intervals or learning to adjust EQ bands on a mixer by ear.
But actually there's one big-picture skill that's possibly more important than all of those - as well as providing a great opportunity to put those skills to use. And that's active listening.
Learn more about what it is and a number of ways you can start doing it yourself, today, in this episode.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 035
Links and Resources
• Interview: Why and How to Learn Music Theory, with Matthew Scott Phillips and Jeremy Burns
• Article: How to hear more in the music you love
• Article: Close your eyes to open your ears
• Article: The #1 activity for every musician
• Article: Audiation, the secret music practice skill
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