What Musicians Hear (That You Don't)
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What Musicians Hear (That You Don't)
"Musicians don't necessarily hear more music than you do. They hear different things, things most listeners never notice.
But can you learn to hear the same things they do? And more importantly, why would you want to?" from the video introduction
00:00 Do Musicians Hear Something You Don't?
01:15 Can You Hear What's Wrong?
02:40 It's Not the Notes That Matter Most
04:05 The Secret Hidden in the Score
05:10 The Music Is Saying More Than You Think
06:22 The Mistakes Musicians Hear
07:22 Can You Hear What They're Trying to Say?
08:10 What Happens When You Hear Too Much?
09:31 And Then You Start Hearing EVERYTHING
*NOTES ON MUSIC*: All audio is either downloaded and licensed through Canva or Youtube, sourced from Creative Commons, or performed by myself. In the order it appears in this video:
🔹Claude Debussy, String Quartet in G Minor - Mvt. 2; performer: Dover String Quartet
🔹Johann Sebastian Bach, Prelude in C minor BWV 847; performer: Max Holm
🔹Georges Bizet, “Habanera” from Carmen [arr. for piano]; performer: Ohad Ben Ari
🔹Ludwig van Beethoven, Für Elise; performer: Brooklyn Classical
🔹François Couperin, Pièces en Concert Mvt. 2; performers: I-Ling Chen, piano, Benjamin Myers, cello
🔹Ludwig van Beethoven, String Quartet No. 6 in B-Flat Major - Mvt. 3; performer: Dover String Quartet
🔹Franz Schubert, “March”; performer: Ohad Ben Ari
🔹Antonio Vivaldi, The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8 No. 4, RV 297 "Winter": III. Allegro; performers: Michelle Ross, Eric Jacobsen, Odyssey Orchestra
🔹Claude Debussy, “Bruyeres”; performer: Brooklyn Classical
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