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Uberchord - Trainer Single Mode

Uberchord: the personal guitar training app

  Learning guitar is a daunting project. Especially when you don’t have a guitar teacher next to you checking your fingerings and chords, which is actually the case most of the time you’re playing. Uberchord has developed an amazing app with a chord recognizer that gives you real-time feedback on your playing no matter your […]
3 years ago
Agatha Carubia - Meludia

Agatha Carubia explains Heart-Based Singing

Agatha Carubia is a voice teacher and the author of “Heart-Based Singing”, a guide to understanding, refining and developing your singing voice. From church choir performances, to the Julliard School, to kundalini yoga, Agatha Carubia, a great supporter of Meludia, shares with us her extensive experience of music and voice pedagogy. How did you learn music? […]
4 years ago
Julian Rachlin

Julian Rachlin also recommends Meludia to tennis players, football players and pharmacists!

  Violinist Julian Rachlin is one of the most renowned and respected artists of our time. After studying with esteemed violin professors Boris Kuschnir and Pinchas Zukerman, Julian Rachlin has devoted much of his time to passing on his musical knowledge and experience to the next generation. As a teacher and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, he remains committed to improving the world through education and […]
4 years ago
Music educator of the month - Melissa Greyvenstein - Meludia

Melissa Greyvenstein shares her learning and teaching experience

Melissa Greyvenstein is a music educator at MG Music School near Durban, South Africa. We talked about music education, ear training and the way she uses Meludia with her pupils. How did you learn music? What was good or bad in the way you learned? My first teacher was a fantastic performer but not a very good […]
4 years ago
Thomas Hampson

Thomas Hampson on music literacy

  Thomas Hampson is an American lyric baritone whose  operatic repertoire includes the title roles in Mozart‘s Don Giovanni, Rossini‘s The Barber of Seville, and Tchaikovsky‘s Eugene Onegin. Through the Hampsong Foundation, he promotes access to music literacy as a means to enhance understanding between cultures. Thomas Hampson maintains an active interest in research, education, musical outreach, and technology. […]
4 years ago
The musical space

The musical space

  In this video and article, we are going to explain the main elements that make up a musical space.   The human ear has the ability to perceive a vast set of sounds from low-pitch to high-pitch. This soundscape seems almost infinite, but in reality it is composed of only ten octaves. The musical […]
4 years ago
Sound and the Overtone Phenomenon

Sound and the Overtone Phenomenon

  The overtone phenomenon is at the origins of tonal music. Discover why. A musical sound is complex owing, in part, to its richness in harmonics. This perception of harmonics requires a particularly highly developed acuity because such tones are faintly perceptible. We saw that the octave was the first interval created by the overtone phenomenon. […]
4 years ago
Salvador Rähni - Ear of the month - Meludia

Ear of the month – Selvadore Rähni

Selvadore Rähni is an international soloist, chamber musician, former Principal Clarinetist of Kyoto Symphony Orchestra. He has performed all over Europe, Russia and Japan. Now head of music school at Tónlistarskóli Bolungarvíkur in Iceland, he uses Meludia with his students.  How did you learn music? What was good or bad in the way you learnt? I learned music first […]
4 years ago
Meludia - Markus Fleischer- ear of the month

Ear of the month – Markus Fleischer

Markus Fleischer is a jazz guitarist. He is the fifth best Meludia gamer of all. He gives us his impressions about Meludia and some ear training tips. What are the dimensions where you perform the best on Meludia? Being a guitar player I am a little better at Harmony but entering the Expert level everything starts […]
4 years ago
Meludia - Whozic Interview

Interview Philippe Lachaise – Whozic

It is often pretty hard to find the right musician(s) in your region to play with, especially classical musician. Philippe Lachaise explained us how Whozic aims at solving this.  What is Whozic? Whozic is a social network dedicated to classical music. Revolving around music and music-related activities Whozic makes it easy for you to meet the […]
4 years ago