In a message dated 9/5/00 10:28:48 AM Central Daylight Time, tuner@mediaone.net writes: << Just a slight detour off the perfect pitch thread. I don't have perfect pitch and have no concept of how it's achieved. But what's even more inconceivable to me is being tone-deaf. How is this possible? Thoughts? Martin Dubow >> Just as perfect pitch is a learned aspect, (at least that is my view. I haven't been following this thread this time, but we've talked about it before), I think being tone deaf is the opposite. The lack of learning anything about music. I have heard a few people try to sing, with absolutely no concept of what the tune is supposed to be, and I would venture to guess that it is a lack of ear training in the formative years. I think people that are tone deaf never listened to the radio, or records, and probably got their education in a school without a music program. Just my thoughts on the matter. Willem
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