uniqueness
Is it possible to develop an ear for music?
We use a musical ear, and, very accurate, constantly. Without it, we wouldn’t recognize people by their voices. But we can tell a lot more about our interlocutor by the voice. It allows us to determine the mood of the person we are talking to, whether we can trust them, and much more. Nonverbal, that is, non-verbal, characteristics of speech sometimes give us much more information than spoken words.
Is it possible to say that someone does not have a musical ear? Of course not! Every person who has learned to speak independently has a musical ear. Continue reading
musicologist
insane pieces
jacket
surprise
psyche
felt boots
black
America
content
cymbals
abruptly
touches
harmony
music
limit
technique
continue
muscle tone
"Kidneys"
resonance
Сlavicembalisticum
sensations in the throat
experiences
effective
complex
musical
warm
method
"Stomach"
work
"Heart"
fingers turned to jelly
muscles
cold
information
as well as intonation movements
basis
concert
piano lessons
harmonic
person
tradition
teacher
characteristic
human
clearly
immediately
name
fish
asleep
instrument
springboard
minute
influences
old age
styles
sincerity
plasticity
requires
pleasant
depression