Are you TONE DEAF or MUSICALLY GIFTED? (A FUN test for non-musicians)

Hi, I'm Michael, I've been playing the piano for over 20 years and today you'll find out exactly how

musically

talented you are on a scale of 0 to 15, but first grab a sheet of paper and a pen or pencil. and here is everything you need to know before starting this

test

. This

test

contains 15 questions. Each question becomes progressively more difficult. Each question will have two or three answers, but only one answer will be correct. You will get approximately 10 seconds after each question. Think and write your answer. Feel free to pause and play each question before answering. I will provide the correct answers after each question and at the end of the video so you can count your final score.

Are you ready to start? Here we go, question number. one will hear two notes played one after the other is the second note a higher or b lower than the first note the correct answer is higher question number two just like the previous question again you will hear two notes played one after the other is the second note a minor or b equal the correct answer is to be the same question number three once again you will hear two notes played one after the other is the second note a major b minor or c equal the correct answer is to be lower question number four, you will hear two notes separated by a space of five seconds, are these notes a the same or b different?

The correct answer is b different. Question number five, once again, you will hear two notes separated by a space of five seconds, are these notes the same? or b different the correct answer is to the same question number six you will hear a chord followed by a single note does this note a fit with the chord or b clash with it? the correct answer is a fits question number seven Listen to another chord followed by a single note. Does this note a fit or b clash with the chord? The correct answer is b. It coincides with question number eight.

This time you will hear a scale followed by a single note. Does this note fit the scale? or b collides with the scale the correct answer is a fit question number nine you will hear a chord followed by a short melody does this melody a fit or b collides the correct answer is b collides with chord number 10 just as before you hear a chord followed by another short melody, does this melody a fit or b clash with the chord? The correct answer is fits question number 11. There are two main types of keys in Western music, major and minor scales and chords.

They sound open and bright and are used to convey happy emotions, on the other hand, minor scales and chords sound closed and dark and are used to convey sad emotions. In this example, you will first hear a chord followed by a short melody in the same key. Does this example sound older and happy or younger and sad? The correct answer is to be minor or sad. Question number 12 the same as before. You will first hear a chord followed by a short melody in the same key. Does this example sound older and happy? o be minor and sad the correct answer is major and happy each musical phrase or melody contains a dissonance and a consonants or a resolution you can think of it as tension and release or a question and an answer in this example you will first hear a chord followed by a short melody, this melody sounds a resolved as an answer or b unresolved as a question, the correct answer is a question resolved as an answer 14.

Similarly, you will first hear a chord followed by a short musical phrase, does this melody sound? a resolved as an answer or b unresolved as a question the correct answer is b unresolved and finally in the last question you will hear seven consecutive ascending notes followed by a single note after a pause of five seconds, there is a possibility that this last note be a repetition of one of the seven consecutive notes is the last note a repeated or not repeated the correct answer is repeat it thank you for taking this test. I'm sure you found it interesting.

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