Russian Musician Discovers An Amazing Secret That Will Allow You To Understand, Enjoy and Study Music Like Never Before
Dear friend,
If you ever wanted to feel and understand music like never before, play an instrument or play melodies by ear, then this is going to be the most important message you ever read.
A year from today everyone in the music world will see the truth of what I am about to tell you. Right now, though,
You’re Going To Think I’m Completely Crazy!
I don’t care. I know what I’ve got here, and it’s just too incredible to keep a secret any longer. And if you give me just 5 short minutes to tell you what my students already know… well, my friend, I believe you will be happy to have people call you “crazy” too!
What all the fuss is about is a new way to perceive, feel and understand music. It works like magic to improve your capabilities when it comes to enjoying music, playing an instrument or acquiring new music skills. Almost immediately:
- You’ll feel music like never before… allowing you to experience it and get a kick out of it like you never thought was possible.
- You’ll understand music the way you never had. Music will stop being a stranger to you. You’ll see its inner logic, structure and rules. That is why you yourself will be able to see what you are doing right and what you are doing wrong when it comes to music. This will allow you to acquire new music skills and study music theory and concepts much faster and more productively than you ever did.
- Plus, you’ll feel a constant, endless desire to continue to experience and study music… giving you an unbelievable experience of power and satisfaction. You’ll experience success and will want more of it, surprising those around you who always treated you like a “music dummy”
And do not doubt for a second the truth of this! I have a small file cabinet full of proof (in writing!) – including:
I’m able to hear myself better, and clearly hear the resonance when I’m singing in tune.
I don’t play any instruments, but I very much want to learn to sing. Before the training, I wasn’t really able to hear myself (I couldn’t tell if I was on pitch or not). I had no idea where to start to recognize notes, to be in tune with the music.
Now I have an active tool for working with notes, a way to get to know them. I’m able to hear myself better, and clearly hear the resonance when I’m singing in tune.
I’m confident that this method is effective, and that I can reach my goals through it.
Sophia Kolesnikova, age 36, Moscow
I loved to start getting results beginning with the very first training session!
When I was young I played a bit of guitar, but I could never pick out music by ear. After the training I started to differentiate between the sounds, pick out the emotional differences between notes.
At the trainings, I enjoyed the active working atmosphere and the unique approach to musical ear training. I liked the fact that results were apparent even after the very first lesson. You get clear guidelines for practicing on your own, as well.
Irina Borisovna, age 54, Moscow
For the first time in my life I started to hear and understand notes consciously.
I only listen to music — I don’t sing or play an instrument. I don’t have any ear training.
I was just an auditor at the training session, but even so, I was able to start picking up the difference between notes. I started to hear and understand notes consciously, for the first time.
Ilya Miheev, Moscow
This would be impossible with the way music is being taught everywhere else. No one wants to hear this, but I’m here to tell you something you’ve needed to hear for a long time. It’s this:
The Way You Are Studying Music Now Is Murdering Your Efforts To Understand And Enjoy Music
Why? Most music teachers themselves started learning music when they were kids. Sure, they understand music terms and the theory, but often they can’t explain why the terms are there in the first place or why the theory is needed. Not being able to teach well,
They Blame You
That’s where the myth about being musically incapable comes from. Also, you quite possible will be told that you are tone deaf, too old to study music, need to study music theory first or are simply not talented enough.
The truth is, it’s utterly dull and unproductive to study templates and schemes not understanding where they come from, to see pieces of the picture, but not the whole picture. Conventional music education teaches you to read, without ever explaining you how to write.
Writing is a creative process, while reading is not. It’s one thing to be able to just re-play something by notes and it’s a whole other level of mastery and pleasure to improvise, to create, to feel music and to be able to express yourself with it.
If all you can do is read, if all that’s accessible to you is mechanics, but not the real deal behind it, at some point you get bored out of your mind. You want to know the answer to the question why. You want inner logic, reasoning and knowledge of why what is there is actually there. This answer is what you usually can’t get. You either get referred to a book that’s too hard for you, get a mumbo-jumbo answer or are labeled “tone deaf.” It’s totally unfair: you get punished when you do something wrong, but aren’t being taught how to do things right in the first place.
To make things worse, musicians, just like the lawyers, do their best to make sure nobody except for them understands what they say. For example, take a look at how the term “tonic” is explained in Wikipedia:
In music, the tonic is the first scale degree of the diatonic scale and the tonal center or final resolution tone. The triad formed on the tonic note, the tonic chord, is thus the most significant chord. More generally, the tonic is the pitch upon which all other pitches of a piece are hierarchically referenced.
The plain, simple truth is that you will never get results you really want… unless you are willing to admit all the music “experts” in this country have been misleading you… cheating you of the massive pleasure with music you deserve.
Here’s The Story:
My name is Irene Gulynina. I realized that I had an ability to recognize pitches of isolated notes when I was in the 5th grade. This ability is also known as perfect, or absolute, pitch. Perfect pitch turned out to be a very handy skill. Notes as if started singing their names in my head. It made mastering musical skills and acquiring new ones easy as a piece of cake! Among other things,
I Could Play Any Melody By Ear
I was so happy, that… I spent days and days playing melodies I liked. Also, perfect pitch enabled me to understand and feel the structure of a melody on the fly. Being able to do that, very soon I started to improvise and write my own music.
It Was Totally Awesome!
A few years ago I started giving a lot of private lessons in music. I quickly noticed that students with perfect pitch perceived music differently from those who didn’t have it. One day I watched a girl playing the recorder by notes. Her playing was off, yet the girl had no clue about it!
She Couldn’t Tell
It dawned on me that when I myself am doing anything related to music, I always name the notes in my head. And I always do so when I play music by notes.
People without perfect pitch look at the notes, but for them it is just a set of black icons. They play music with nothing in mind. In the best-case scenario they try to imagine how a melody should sound, but they’re not thinking the names of notes.
Then, a thought occurred to me: why not develop perfect pitch by doing the same things that musicians with perfect pitch do?
I Went On A Mission
Turned out, it was not simple. It became clear very quickly that it’s not enough to name a note every time it sounds. Also, it does not work to listen to the notes more. Mindless repetition does not work here.
I needed to go deeper. I began to study how human memory works in general. How to remember a lot of big numbers, foreign words, names, and so forth. A very simple pattern became apparent: information must be linked to emotions or past experiences for a person to remember it well. All I had to do now is figure out how each note can become something more for my students than just a sound.
After several more months of research and testing the picture finally came together… It was time to to show my discovery to the world. However, when I conducted my first perfect pitch workshop…
Everybody Freaked Out!
You see, up to now no one could provide a clear scientific explanation how a person develops perfect pitch. Naturally, not being able to explain the phenomenon, people decided that it’s an innate gift. It’s also not being taught in music schools, which supports the “gift myth”.
The Facts Tell A Different Story!
I am not a theoretical scientist. I am a music teacher. My opinions and observations regarding perfect pitch are based on practical experiences of myself and my students.
Firstly, I myself wasn’t born with perfect pitch. I have acquired perfect pitch when I was 11 years old. That’s not early childhood, and definitely not first acquaintance with music.
Secondly, the possibility of developing perfect pitch is proven by hundreds of my students. The results show themselves in 1-2 sessions:
I can name a note here and there.
After several days of training I noticed that when I listen to music on a radio, I can name a note here and there, especially when a melody slows down or has a pause in it.
I later check if I identified the note correctly by playing it on the recorder. It’s amazing!
?lexander Dinchev, Bulgaria.
You Are Not Too Old!
The age of my students ranges from 8 to 74. Igor was 47. Igor wanted to learn to play the guitar and sing. He had no music education or experience whatsoever. His friends referred him to me. He thought that his ear was undeveloped. Perfect pitch? Forget about it! He wasn’t sure he would be any good at all.
Perfect pitch was exactly where I decided to start with him. Turned out, Igor felt and perceived music really well. In about an hour I decided to check if Igor could sing. He hit middle C from the second attempt. He himself was surprised. Yes, he said, I feel that now I got it.
“Why Did You Think You Couldn’t Do It?”
I asked. Here’s what he told me:
“I Guess I Never Really Tried…”
Not only didn’t he try, he also didn’t have anyone to teach him. He had no idea how to feel the pitch of a sound. He had no idea how to sing… Now Igor is continuing his journey with music. He learned to tune the guitar by ear. He sings pretty well. Perfect pitch and note identification comes to him the easiest!
Success = HOW-To Knowledge + Purposeful work. You, too, can develop perfect pitch.
You Don’t Need Previous Music Experience!
Our students come from a variety of backgrounds. There are those who have studied music for 10 years or more. There are those like Igor, with no music experience whatsoever. Here’s what they say:
After several training sessions I was able to pick out notes of my favorite melodies by ear.
“I have never played any instruments. I have never attended music school. I can sing, though. I’ve decided to train my ear and participate in the Perfect Pitch Development Workshop. I absolutely loved the workshop and want to continue studying music. I’d also love-love-love to learn to play violin.
Here’s what changed after I participated in the workshop:
After several training sessions I was able to pick out notes of my favorite melodies by ear using computer software called Piano Ex. I can’t identify every note in a melody yet, but even with the notes I recognize, I can play melodies by ear.”
Christine, Moscow
All you need to know to get started here are the names of the notes: C, D, E, F, G, A, B. That’s it. You are good to go! :)
30 Minutes A Day To Perfect Pitch!
We all are busy. The pace of our lives is rushed and relentless. Work, business, family, kids. Often, we have very little time for ourselves and our hobbies.
30 minutes (actually, 20 to 40 minutes every 2-3 days) is how long you need to work completely engaging yourself in the process of developing perfect pitch. No multitasking allowed here :) You’ll be devoting this time to new material.
However, there’s also a task of strengthening of what you’ve already covered. I approached it with your busy schedule in mind. You’ll be able to spend time developing perfect pitch while
- Driving to work
- Taking a train
- Reading
- Playing computer games
- Exercising
- Working on a computer
- Doing anything else that allows you to listen to a CD or an mp3-player
Our best students learn 7 notes of the middle C octave in one week. It takes them 2-3 months to learn the notes of 3 octaves. If you are really-really-really busy and yet want superior results for all the notes of all the octaves, it may take you up to 6 months of work. In any case, your perception and understanding of music will enhance almost immediately after you get started.
Perfect Pitch Will Stay With You Forever!
Remembering the pitches of isolated notes is no different from remembering anything else. For example, you learned to read when you were a child. Now you read every day. You have mastered the skill. You don’t need an alphabet book any longer.
It’s the same here: you’ll “learn” the notes, memorize them and be able to recall them as you listen to the music and sounds. Eventually your perfect pitch will be mastering itself. We live in the world of sounds. We hear sounds every day, that is why once developed perfect pitch will stay with you for life. It will become a part of you, a part of your enhanced perception of the world.
You’ll Absolutely Love It!
According to the feedback of our workshop participants, one of the “side effects” of developing perfect pitch is general ear training. Your perception of the music will change. You’ll feel the sounds differently, on a more subtle level. You’ll be hearing sounds and nuances you couldn’t hear before.
5 Things You Will Be Able To Do Having Perfect Pitch:
Play a melody by ear after listening to it once.
Without perfect pitch you can try to guess the notes in the melody, but that’s all it’s going to be – guessing. Knowing the notes is critically important when playing a melody with other musicians.
If you do have experience with music, you will be able to play a melody by ear only if the melody is really simple. Perfect pitch is a must have if you want to be able to play by ear a melody that’s even a bit complicated.
Write down the notes of a melody after listening to it once.
When you have perfect pitch, it’s a cakewalk: to you the notes name itself. The only thing left is to write them down and add the rhythm.
A person without perfect pitch will have to listen to the melody several times. Even then she won’t be sure if she got it right unless she plays it on an instrument.
Remember a melody hearing it just once.
This advantage of the perfect pitch is not obvious, but it’s true: perfect pitch helps remember music.
When you develop perfect pitch, you remember a melody as a sequence of notes. Listening to a melody once, you’ll be able to play it because you will remember its notes.
A person studying music according to one of the traditional systems remembers not the notes, but the way the melody sounds. To remember a melody this way, it has to be repeated several times: the brain needs to remember the way it sounds, and the fingers need to remember the sequence of moves. This is much longer and less productive compared to what you will be able to do.
Imagine trying to remember some text. Perfect pitch translates the text into the language you understand. To those without perfect pitch the text stays in a foreign language they don’t know. The only way for them to remember it is to try and memorize the letters of a foreign alphabet. Not very efficient and easy, is it?
Tune an instrument precisely.
Having some experience with music, you’ll most probably be able to tune the guitar if the first note is set. With perfect pitch you won’t need a tuning fork. It is a very useful skill when playing in a band.
With perfect pitch you’ll be able to tune many other instruments, too. For example, a piano. You won’t need a piano maintenance guy. Tuning a piano will take longer than tuning a guitar, but with perfect pitch it is possible.
Improvise, play with someone without knowing their notes.
Musicians that don’t have perfect pitch can only play with someone else if they spend some time identifying the notes through trial and error. They can’t tell if their playing if off key without comparing it to a known piece. With perfect pitch you’ll be recognizing the notes instantly.
Developing Perfect Pitch Is Easy!
However, according to surveys the percentage of musicians who have perfect pitch varies from 1.5-3% to 9%. The percentage of people with perfect pitch in general population is less than 1%. Why is that?
Perfect Pitch Is So Rare Because… Nobody Even Tries To Develop It!
People learn to play instruments. No one doubts it’s possible to do that.
People learn to identify the intervals between given notes. No one doubts it’s possible to do that.
Yet hardly anyone ever tries to learn to identify isolated pitches. Random cases of self-developed perfect pitch among children are considered miracles. Children with perfect pitch are considered geniuses.
I Got Tired Of That!
My company has been conducting live perfect pitch workshops for over three years. As I am writing this, we’ve had over 500 people participating in our workshops. However, many people have busy schedules and can’t come to a workshop. Some live too far. That is why I’ve decided to create a workshop-in-a-box for those who want to develop perfect pitch using my experience and unique methods at the convenience of your home. I named this workshop-in-a-box
Perfect Pitch Mastery
Full version of Perfect Pitch Mastery contains:
- Perfect Pitch Mastery Manual
- 27 Video Lessons on Video DVDs. Playable on any DVD player and containing explanations, examples, detailed descriptions and step by step how tos
- Our proprietary “Earwig” software. Earwig is an integral part of Perfect Pitch Mastery. This software will help you memorize and remember notes, train yourself, test you and collect information about your progress.
At the moment only a PC Version of Earwig is available. Mac version is coming soon. It will be available for free to all the registered users of the full PC version. - An mp3 CD with pitch sounds
- Color Sheet
- Comparison Tables
- A Notepad
- Oil Pastels
Lessons 1-3:
The basics. Why It is possible to develop perfect pitch
- What is perfect pitch
- 3 common misconceptions about perfect pitch and counterexamples that prove them wrong
- Step by step description of the perfect pitch development method
- Detailed description of Perfect Pitch Mastery Program
- The correct way to go through Perfect Pitch Mastery
- Dos and Don’ts on the way to perfect pitch
Lessons 4-8:
Everything you need to know to remember notes
- The basics of remembering information
- 3 most essential means of remembering information and secrets of using them
- 7 ways to remember notes
- 3 ways to perceive music. Establishing the one that works best for you so that you can remember better and quicker
- A test: how do you perceive the world around you?
Lessons 9-11:
Memorizing the first note. Step by step description of the process. How to check if you got it right
4 steps to memorizing a note:
- 1. Preparation. How to prepare to listen to a note to recognize all of its nuances and characteristics
- 2. Creating a vivid and memorable image of the note, which later can be recalled
- 3. How to identify overtones. Adding action into the mix
- 4. Singing a note. How to sing a note clearly if you don’t sing well
- Self-control: 5 questions to ask yourself to check that you are doing everything correctly
Lesson 12.
Detailed analysis and practical use of the 7 ways to strengthen the image of a note
- 1. Correct and incorrect associations. How to find correct associations and, most importantly, how to integrate them into a note’s image
- 2. Very important: emotional strengthening and the correct way to do it
- 3. Repetition as an auxiliary way to strengthening note images. My method works quickly and efficiently because you don’t do the drills, but activate all your memory mechanisms
- 4. Flashcards and how to work with them
- 5. Passive perception
- 6. Singing
- 7. Physical activity
Lesson 13.
Three New Notes: D, E, F
Three new notes. For each of them:
- Step by step instructions on how to memorize each new note
- An overview of the most popular associations for these notes to help you create your own image
- Step by step instructions on how to strengthen the image for every note
- Tips on working with Perfect Pitch Mastery. Important: to achieve best possible results, work consistently, in short sessions, with a lot of breaks. 15 minute sessions every other day are better than 2 hour sessions every other week
Lessons 14-15.
How to distinguish between similar notes
- Why you may be confusing the notes
- Step by step guide to distinguishing similar notes
- How to choose notes to test if you distinguish between them properly
Lessons 16-17.
Three Next Notes: G, A, B
- Step by step instructions for each of these notes on how to create associations strengthen the images and memorize them
Lesson 18.
Working with similar notes. Second Step
- How to work with similar notes. How to check that you are getting it right
Lesson 19.
How do people with perfect pitch hear music?
Discovering and following their example
- How to listen to the music to be able to think in notes
- How to analyze new melodies on the fly
- How to memorize melodies quickly and forever
- 3 useful tips to develop an ear
Lesson 20.
Learning the notes of the other octaves, using the example of the octave above middle C (C5 to B5)
Having created and memorized the images for notes of the middle C octave, you will find that… the images of the same notes of different octaves are very similar.
- How to create images for the notes of other octaves
- Examples of differences between the notes of different octaves
- Changes in the perception of the notes of different octaves
Lessons 21-22.
The octave above middle C: notes F, G, A, B
Start with listening to the notes of the octave above middle C… you’ll be surprised, because some of them you can already recognize.
- Several simple ways to strengthen the differences between same notes of different octaves
Lesson 23.
Black keys of the middle C octave: C-sharp and D-Sharp
- How to memorize C-sharp when it’s also D-flat
- Creating associations
- Adding the overtones into the mix
- Strengthening the images
Lessons 24-25.
Black keys, middle C octave: F-sharp , G-sharp , A-sharp
- Creating associations
- Adding the overtones into the mix
- Strengthening the images
- General differences in the pitches of black and white keys
Lesson 26.
Black keys of the other octaves
- How to memorize black keys of the other octaves. Step by step instructions using black keys of the octave above middle C
Lesson 27.
3 octaves together. What’s next
- Some more practice. Showing you how far you’ve come :)
- A conversation about your results and possibilities
- How perfect pitch works with relative pitch and harmonic pitch
- What’s next
I Absolutely GUARANTEE
it will work for you.Perfect Pitch Mastery is backed by my “BETTER THAN RISK FREE” GUARANTEE.
Actually, I am going to offer not one, but three guarantees.
Amazing GUARANTEE #1: Try Perfect Pitch Mastery for 365 days (that’s one full year!). Watch ALL the videos, install the software, study the manuals. Check out EVERYTHING for yourself. If at the end of the year you are not completely satisfied for any reason – or no reason at all – you may return it in any condition. Just get it back to us, and we’ll cheerfully refund every penny that you’ve paid us – no questions asked! Like so many of our live workshop attendees, I want you to feel this was the best money that you’ve ever spent in your life.
And if you don’t, I want to refund your money.
Amazing GUARANTEE #2: Lifetime guarantee.
Even after the 365 days are up, you have an additional MONEY BACK LIFETIME guarantee to protect you. If you complete all the levels of Earwig software and send us all the reports, yet still have not developed perfect pitch – contact our office, we’ll check the reports that Earwig sends us once you complete its levels – and return you your money.Amazing GUARANTEE #3: I also guarantee support. You aren’t alone anymore. If you have any questions about how to use Perfect Pitch Mastery or if you have a new idea, you can call my team and get help. Our number is (800) 403-5161. We are open from 10 AM to 6 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday.
You can also reach us 24 Hours a day with our Email/Fast FAX Hotline. The toll free fax number is (866)667-3830. Our email is
You can send in your questions, concerns, ideas and successes 24 hours a day.When you join, you join a team. You won’t be alone ever again. No more wondering what to do, no more wasting money on lessons that don’t work. We’ll be here to help you and guide you right to the top.
How Much Does This Darned Thing Cost Anyway?
It cost me a fortune and over three years of time to master. Just the development of Earwig software cost me $13,000.00. Remember, what you are getting here is not some 30 year old course, but a cutting-edge product that is constantly being improved though my research and live workshops.
I thought long and hard on how much it should cost. As I’ve said, it cost me $13,000.00 to develop Earwig Software. Over $8,000.00 is expenses to shoot the videos you’ll get. Not to mention that in Perfect Pitch Mastery I teach my most valuable skill. It simply must be pricey.
A credit hour in a private music college could cost you up to $2,000.00. And yet even at this price they’ll tell you that perfect pitch cannot be taught. But don’t worry, I am not going to ask you to pay $2,000.00.
After much consideration I arrived at $205. I’ll probably raise it very soon, because it has been selling like hotcakes. Remember, Perfect Pitch Mastery includes all of the components I’ve described above and is backed by my 100% THREE UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEES. You simply can’t miss this opportunity.
Your friend,
Irene Gulynina