The nature vs. nurture argument will never be resolved because they BOTH are important.
That's called " Tone Deaf " isn't it ?Imagine if most people were color blind. Now, replace "color" with "pitch".
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Imagine if most people were color blind.
I think that what you are observing is more an indication of the inability to think for one's self, rather than the physical ability to perceive different shades of color. But I could be wrong.A walk through any US shopping mall would seem to indicate that most people are!
That's called " Tone Deaf " isn't it ?
There's a few singers that probably have perfect pitch.
I think that what you are observing is more an indication of the inability to think for one's self, rather than the physical ability to perceive different shades of color. But I could be wrong.
Thing is, it isn't about learning how each note sounds. They *know* how each note sounds. I've seen it at a pretty young age, too, around parents that weren't particularly musical. I think it is an anomaly, really. Like a part of their brain that is switched on that isn't for most people. There are people who can look at huge columns of numbers and recite them all back in order. Just a strange thing. The rest of the world's musicians learn the traditional way- using pattern recognition and relative pitch.
Thing is, it isn't about learning how each note sounds. They *know* how each note sounds. I've seen it at a pretty young age, too, around parents that weren't particularly musical. I think it is an anomaly, really. Like a part of their brain that is switched on that isn't for most people. There are people who can look at huge columns of numbers and recite them all back in order. Just a strange thing. The rest of the world's musicians learn the traditional way- using pattern recognition and relative pitch.