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I was reading this article today, and thought I would share:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/.....ts-y-.html
I clicked the link and took the test. Since I have no shame, I will fess up to scoring a 9.75 on pure tone and 10.75 on piano tone. I will admit, I was pretty much randomly guessing!
Do any of you have absolute pitch?
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That was rediculous, I had no chance. i didnt even complete it. I got to work on FMs tone game more.
"Please play some wrong notes, so that we know that you are human" - said to Jascha Heifetz.
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that was pretty cool. kinda hurried me a couple of times but I got:
18 piano and 23 pure tones
is that good?
I still can't play any better yet.
"If you practice with your hands you must practice all day. Practice with your mind and you can accomplish the same amount in minutes." Nathan Milstein
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The thing to remember is that absolute pitch is when you can hear a note without a reference point and correctly identify it as A or Fsharp or whatever. Relative pitch is easier but I still can't do it.
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I started taking the test and my wife made me turn it off. It was a very irritating sound. That being said, I didn't like that the tones that I was hearing were different octaves and they keys shown were only one octave. I only started the test and never got past the first tone recognition thing.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
That is the topic of lots of discussions among my friends, my teacher and me. I have an acceptable level of relative pitch and totally unacceptable level of perfect pitch! 
This test proofs it as well.
So, Dyonysia, apparently, i have "No Shame" much more than You! My results:
Naska G
3.25
5.75
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