Phil, Since "perfect pitch" has been the axiom to describe this phenomenon for many years, it will probably remain so. However, I suggest that a more accurate term would be "extraordinary pitch memory." You are able to match a pitch you heard yesterday, last week, last year, etc. You remember the sound made when something oscillates at 440 cycles per second. What do you think? Danny Moore Houston Chapter Phil Bondi wrote: > ..i'll keep it short.. > > ..until someone comes up with a better *term* for what some of us are > blessed with, it will always raise questions..perhaps Relatively > Perfect Pitch? > > ..if someone asks me to sing a *A*, i can, in *reletive* terms..if > someone > asks me to name the 4-5 notes in that chord, i can..if someone asks me > to > tell them what key this song is in, i can.. > > ..if it ain't perfect, then what should we call it..relative?..can > someone > with *good* relative pitch sing an *A* on command?..i don't think so. > > ..i invite your comments..publicly or privately. >
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