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In Reply to: DBT, Part 3 (long) posted by Jon Risch on April 20, 2003 at 20:20:39:
Thanks, Jon, for sharing your thoughts in detail.One suggestion that might increase the accuracy of these tests would be listening 'stretching' exercises for the participants.
I once lived in a small city with a regional orchestra and a young conductor. He programmed concerts to typically start with a loud, brassy, atonal, and mercifully brief work. I found myself listening more closely to the sounds of the instruments when the 'real' music came along. Of course, he was not trying to achieve analytical listening, but I found this to be the case, at least for me.
It might help to have some reasonably loud and unfamiliar music as a stretching exercise before the session started.
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Follow Ups
- Thanks and a suggestion - Leisure7 04/21/0311:41:22 04/21/03 (1)
- Re: Thanks and a suggestion - Jon Risch 21:30:22 04/21/03 (0)
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