Jun 14, 2023 · 10 min
You like music. And you’re probably listening to this during your commute to your work that destroys your ability to practice. But what would you do if the fabric of society collapsed tomorrow? Everyone dreams about how they’d survive with food, supplies, guns…but have you ever prepared for the number one killer: boredom? Well, you’re lucky to tune in to the first season of Busy Bard’s Ear Training: The podcast for busy musicians with their hands full, but their ears free. 20% of music theory will lead to 80% of the music you hear. This podcast will make you REALLY good at that 80%. However, before we can regularly practice ear training to scales, melodies, chords, solfege, harmony, etc… We should probably what that 20% of music theory is in the first place! Come follow the tale of a busy musician (you), who survives nuclear disaster, only to find out that they’re the only person who can cure the plague of boredom in their survival commune. In this episode you’ll: Open the frame story of "A Nuclear Surivor's Guide to Music" Meet the host, Tony Morse, the Busy Bard. Hear how his values = your Results Overview the Goals and results of season 1 Preview the goals of season 2: Applied Ear Training Figure out if this show is for you. Chapters: (00:00:00) Our adventure begins..with the dreaded alarm clock. (00:02:15) Theme (00:02:48) How my Values = your Results (00:04:36) Goals of Season 1: “A Nuclear Survivor’s Guide…” (00:06:32) Season 2: Applied Music Theory and Ear Training (00:09:25) Back to the Story, our hero goes to work. Sigh. My online home base will be my instagram at: www.instagram.com/busybards Follow for updates, ear training quizzes, early music, memes, banter, and more. Please leave a review and rating on your podcast platform to help the show reach other busy bards like you!