Ear training
Exercises
1- Pitch identification
2- Pitch discrimination
3- Pair sounds ordering
4- Pitch identification in context: counting sounds
5- Pitch discrimination in context: locating sounds
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Ear training
This section is to practice tonal identification of and discrimination between high, low, rising and falling pitch movements. This is the first step before being confronted with the actual intonation patterns of the Cat_ToBI labeling system for Catalan prosody.
First listen to the different pitch movements to get used to them, and then you can practice with the exercises.
High tone
This is a steady high sound.
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Low tone
This is a steady low sound.
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Rising tone
This is a rising sound.
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Falling tone
This is a falling sound.
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