294: Can You Learn Perfect Pitch? Should You? (Inside The Book)
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Have you ever wished you had "perfect pitch"?
To hear a note, and just name it instantly - it can seem like the "Holy Grail" of musicality. But... is it really?
And if you weren't born with it, is it even possible to learn it yourself?
We'll be diving into those questions and more, in this episode.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: http://musicalitynow.com/294
Links and Resources
• Book: The Evolving Animal Orchestra, by Henkjan Honing
• Musicality Now: The Biology Of Musicality, with Prof. Henkjan Honing
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