Perfect Pitch: The World's Greatest Ear | Music Notation!

okay don't a lot of people have been messaging me asking me when we're going to do another video and if you can do an even more difficult one so we're gonna try you ready wait okay sing me they don't a a but see see whoa B flat B flat alright sing me a D flat seven over D major chord B a sharp ad flat F B flat C fun we're gonna do unfortunate name in singing right down perfect alright this is gonna be tricky I want you sing from the top down write it down that's perfect all right I want you to just name and sing all right we can do a more difficult one here I'm gonna do the hardest chord you've ever done this is going to be a double Polly chord I want you to name and sing all the notes and then write them down and sing them are you ready me okay listen Claire careful here we go be Fonzie bunny fuzzy F be a flat G B flat C E a write him down that's correct that's correct very good

Channel: Rick Beato

Views: 1,596,325

Keywords: Rick Beato, Dylan Beato, Everything Music, Nuryl, Perfect Pitch, Absolute Pitch, How to develop Perfect Pitch, The World's Greatest Ear, Ear Training, Sight Singing, Music Score reading, music dictation, perfect pitch kid, dylan perfect pitch, dylan ear training, rick beato dylan, kid with perfect pitch, music theory

Id: hli-9maxDjY

Length: 2min 10sec (130 seconds)

Published: Tue Nov 15 2016

Reddit Comments

[u/MeMuzzta]

BRB just throw all my music gear and theory text books out the window

[u/theminasian]

Holy shit!

[u/[deleted]]

Someone send this kid the opening chord from A Hard Day's Night. Would love to see what he comes back with.

[u/frahs]

this kids doing a fourier transform in his had.

[u/broadcasthenet]

Poor kids a fucking exhibit.

[u/elleGeneralisimo]

I sometimes wish I had this kind of talent / special gift, but then I remember how lazy I am and it would just go to waste.

[u/y4my4m]

Actually, this guy had his videos on reddit before, he teaches how you can do that with your kids. You have to start when they are -6months old (from pregnancy stage).

https://www.nuryl.com/ here's his website. He has video documenting his bringing up from when he was an infant to now

[u/hawkens85]

Without being the child himself, I am going to tell you FLAT OUT that the kid has PERFECT PITCH. No, he doesn't have relative pitch from years of studying. Not with those polyphonic chords, or when the instructor ran his hand up and down the register and then played notes on top of them. Perfect pitch. Born with it. Natural talent. He has honed it to an unbelievable level, but it is something you either have or don't have. You can't teach someone relative pitch to that extent. I PINKY PROMISE YOU.

[u/PIP_SHORT]

How? How?

It seems impossible

edit: I know it's possible.