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The Tune Indigo Podcast

The Tune Indigo Podcast

著者： Hans Indigo Spencer
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Listen, Play, and Create music using your most musical asset: your ears! Creative, ear-forward inspiration to help you find your own musical style and create music you truly own.

Each episode is a short, listening-first lesson in Holistic Ear Training (HET) — a Kodály- and Third Stream-inspired approach built on Sound Before Symbol. Instead of starting with notation and theory, you'll train your ear through singing, movable-"do" solfège, and creative listening, then use that ear to shape music that's genuinely your own.

Hosted by Hans Indigo Spencer, ear training educator and founder of TuneIndigo, each episode pairs a short listening practice with a creative prompt you can use right away — whether you're a music student, a teacher, or just someone who wants to hear more of what's already inside the music.

New episodes go out alongside the TuneIndigo newsletter. Subscribe at tuneindigo.com for every episode plus the ear-training tools that go with it.

Hans Indigo Spencer
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  • The Simplest Improv You'll Ever Play

    The Simplest Improv You'll Ever Play
    2026/07/28

    Plus a listening guide for a Carole King classic and a 600-year-old composing habit.

    LINKS:

    Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow

    Shirelles 1960 Version

    Carole King Version

    Compose with Me! Livestream

    Tune Indigo on YouTube

    tuneindigo.com
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    6 分
  • Chase the Bass, Catch the Chords: Hearing "Eight Days a Week"

    Chase the Bass, Catch the Chords: Hearing "Eight Days a Week"
    2026/07/17

    Can you hear what Paul McCartney's bass line is doing under "Eight Days a Week"? In this episode, we chase that bass line to uncover the chord progression driving the whole song — then take those same chords and go hunting for them in four other tunes, from bossa nova to hip-hop.

    You'll:

    • Sing the root notes of McCartney's bass line against the original recording
    • Test your ear by finding do and singing that same bass line over "Exactly Like You," "Take the A Train," "Forget You," and more
    • Close with a fully improvised vocal line over a stripped-down version of the progression — no solfège, no chord names, just your ear and your voice

    Want to go deeper? The full step-by-step video on learning any song's chords by ear is linked below.

    Links:

    • Original recording: Eight Days a Week
    • Tutorial video: How to Learn a Song's Chords by Ear
    • More at tuneindigo.com

    Corresponding Newsletter Issue: Chase Bass, Catch Chords
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    6 分
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