#musical intelligence

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Phyllis Hyman Appreciation Post

(July 6, 1949 - June 30, 1995)

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Dexter Gordon

Shot by Herman Leonard [1948]

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The audiophile mind

Audiophile listening most closely aligns with Musical, Spatial, Existential, and Naturalistic intelligences—though aspects of Linguistic and Logical intelligence may also play a role depending on the listener’s approach.—🎼 Musical Intelligence– Core traits: Sensitivity to pitch, rhythm, timbre, and tonal nuance.– Audiophile link: Audiophiles often train their ears to detect subtle differences in…

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Respect Multiple Intelligences - UnicMinds

This is about how humans (adults and kids) have different types of intelligence and how to understand oneself within those spheres of intell

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The Type of Intelligence Your Children Might Possess

They have different sets of talents and skills and sometimes are peculiar, out of ordinary, and unusual in prekindergarten in California.

Every child is unique. They have different sets of talents and skills and sometimes are peculiar, out of ordinary, and unusual in prekindergarten in California.

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The Different Types of Intelligence: What Kind of Smarts are You?

The Different Types of Intelligence: What Kind of Smarts are You?

The various kinds of intelligence While some types of intelligence are more widely recognised and valued than others, the truth is that no one intelligence is superior to another. It’s more important to figure out what kind of intelligence you have. This can help you maximise your natural advantages while also highlighting an area where you might need to put in a little extra effort to succeed.…

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So is it a thing where your brain just learns new things one day out of the blue and you don’t even notice it? Like when I was little I couldn’t whistle a tune to save my life and now I can do just about any song imaginable from Bohemian Rhapsody to Mozart to Shut Up and Dance. I used to think poetry and rhyming was hard and now I can sit down and write, memorize, and recite a fluid 120 measure rap verse in an hour. I used to only be able to sing songs in one key because I couldn’t process them mentally into any other besides the one I originally heard them in and now just like starting two days ago, I can sing or hum a tune in any major or minor key imaginable without even thinking, like most people can I suppose.

I’m amazed at my mind’s own level of musical enlightening sometimes.