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Big Ears is an interval driller. It plays a random interval and then allows you to guess which interval was played. (See What is Ear Training.) Each time it plays an interval, it randomly selects a starting pitch. Big Ears has a range of two octaves and chooses pitches chromatically (it does not stick to a diatonic key).
Welcome to Big Ears, the Original Online Ear Trainer! If you're new here, you may want to read the Instructions or find out more About Big Ears by clicking on the question marks at the bottom of the page. Read a review of Big Ears in JavaWorld.
Phase 1 Big Ears. Print onto card. Cut around the outline of each ear, including the tab. Cut a strip of paper long enough to go around the child’s head and fasten the ends together with tape. Fold and stick the tab of each ear to the headband. Now you can go for a listening walk.
Big ears is a safe descending technique used by beginners and experienced pilots. The classic use of big ears is for escaping cloud suck. The descent rate is 2-3 m/s but can be increased to 4-5 m/s when speed system is fully applied. Big ears and speed system technique is even safer as the lowered angle of attack keeps the wing away from stall ...
The activity of working to improve one's ear is called ear training. Big Ears is designed to help you improve aural recognition skills, specifically interval recognition. An interval is the difference in pitch between two tones.
Big Ears Listening Challenge. Materials Needed: White cardstock, page protectors, dry erase markers. Preparation: Print the Big Ears game board on white cardstock. Print a copy for each student and place each inside a page protector.
You can learn to play by ear, sing in tune, become more musically confident, and more... but first you need to know what your current strengths are and how to focus your efforts. The Musicality Checklist will give you the clarity you need to ensure your training is effective and successful.
