Lesson #16 - Ears from Beyond the Stars

You're back for another episode of ear training fun, In this episode it's business as usual as the ear trainer plows right ahead. The countdown for intervals continues, look forward to the much needed changes next week. Also, the countdown begins for the triads section, two weeks to wait for that one.Make sure to download your copy of the lesson guide, and keep training those ears.

An episode of the The Ear Trainer podcast, hosted by Liam Gallagher, titled "Lesson #16 - Ears from Beyond the Stars" was published on February 4, 2010.

February 4, 2010 · The Ear Trainer

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You're back for another episode of ear training fun, In this episode it's business as usual as the ear trainer plows right ahead. The countdown for intervals continues, look forward to the much needed changes next week. Also, the countdown begins for the triads section, two weeks to wait for that one.Make sure to download your copy of the lesson guide, and keep training those ears.

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You're back for another episode of ear training fun,

In this episode it's business as usual as the ear trainer plows right ahead. The countdown for intervals continues, look forward to the much needed changes next week. Also, the countdown begins for the triads section, two weeks to wait for that one.Make sure to download your copy of the lesson guide, and keep training those ears.

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