Pitch strategy behind learning absolute pitch?

Xfimpg · 10-22-2013, 08:36 PM

Not sure which forum to post this, so I'll ask the writers.

As I'm using the piano to identify pitch, I'm wondering what the industry consensus is for learning keys?

Meaning, within your vocal range, do you learn to identify all white keys first, then slowly integrate the accidentals?

Or do you integrate the accidentals as you increase your range, i.e.
Lesson 1 is C3 - D3,
then lesson 2 is C3 - C3# - D3, etc.

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Xfimpg Groupie Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 2	Pitch strategy behind learning absolute pitch? Not sure which forum to post this, so I'll ask the writers. As I'm using the piano to identify pitch, I'm wondering what the industry consensus is for learning keys? Meaning, within your vocal range, do you learn to identify all white keys first, then slowly integrate the accidentals? Or do you integrate the accidentals as you increase your range, i.e. Lesson 1 is C3 - D3, then lesson 2 is C3 - C3# - D3, etc.