John Pittman talks about the importance of aural learning

Update: 2014-10-14

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John Pittman is one of Toronto's busiest trumpeters and a specialist in aural learning in young musicians. This week we talk about "Cowboy Countdown" and John's tips on teaching students to train their ears.

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John Pittman talks about the importance of aural learning

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John Pittman talks about the importance of aural learning