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Harmonic Ear Trainingby Roberta RadleyHarmonic 200A vital introduction to ear training for songwriters and performers looking to improve their listening skills and become better musicians.Starting with the bass line, you’ll learn a step-by-step approach to help you break down the hearing process, internalize the music, and then identify the elements of the progression.Harmonic Ear Training will help you to:    * Recognize chord progressions quickly and confidently    * Incorporate chord progressions into your writing and performing    * Learn to listen to music more analytically, and apply this knowledge to all your projectsWatch the TrailerPreview this DVD by watching the trailer in our Online Video Stream player. You need the free Flash 6 Player from Macromedia to view the trailers. Download it from http://www.macromedia.com.Watch the trailer: Low/Modem or Hi/BroadbandAbout the AuthorRoberta Radley is the assistant chair of the Ear Training Department at Berklee College of Music. She has been using innovative methods to help her students her music more analytically for almost thirty years. SHe also performs regularly as a pianist and vocalist.Roberta RadleyBUZZWhat I like most about this DVD is that ear training is so much better to watch and try out than it is to just read about. The fact that this is a filmed demonstration, is awesome.What I like about Roberta Radley as a teacher is that she is very smart and very focused. Her enthusiasm for this discipline and its application is completely contagious. I found it really inspiring that she originally struggled with ear training when she first started out and considers herself to still be a student of it as well.”-MusesMuse.com (Singer /Songwriter website)”In unsolicited testimony I have received feedback from students who show marked improvement and exhibit a new “confidence” in their skills. They claim that working with the DVD “at their own pace” really helped them to make greater strides in their development.Thanks for making your excellent teaching available to us!”-Mitch Haupers, Assocate Professor, Ear Training Dept., Berklee College of Music