4 Year Old Jelijah Diaz - Perfect Pitch Test
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- 🌟 4 year old Jelijah Diaz is blowing minds with his perfect pitch skills at his piano lesson! 🎹 His teacher puts his hearing to the test, playing a key without looking, and Jelijah nails it every time! 🎵 The excitement is contagious as they share a moment of pride and progress. 🙌 Did you know only 1 in 10,000 people have this rare ability? 🤯 Jelijah, you're a musical genius in the making! 🎼
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Well done 😊
Nice Jelijah.
3 seconds passed before he managed to recognise C... For true perfect pitch, watch "Артем Шило абсолютный слух". A tiny fraction of a second is only needed.
We cut this video to make it shorter, but in the original video she mixed up the notes to confuse him at the beginning
@@JelijahDiaz Kids with perfect pitch can never be confused, for them notes are like colours, people see red straight away and cannot confuse it with green whatever is done. There is some gross overestimation going on, and this is not good for the child.
Now, at age 6, can he do all 88 keys random, all octaves, chords? Just for you to know, hundreds of kids can. They are not called prodigies by their parents. As age 6 a talented future musician (not a prodigy) is expected to play a movement from a violin concerto well, proper classical pieces such as Tchaikovsky Album for the youth, all by heart, read music both keys, be able to repeat a melody by ear not looking, etc.
For real prodigies, such as Himari Yoshimura, agte 7 is for Mendelssohn concerto. So, when a title of your video screams "prodigy", people lick and are instantly disappointed. Is it good for your son? Not a bit.
He has talent, this is obvious. Whether he can work like a prodigy, is still a question. So far a pitch test as shown shows a pseudo-absolute pitch, not real one, this might have already developed into real one. I suppose you would have uploaded a video about it, if so.
@@MishaSkripach In this video, he was still in the process of understanding flats and sharps. While some people are not born with perfect pitch, he had just developed this ability and was still learning the names of the notes. Remarkably, he was only 4 years old at the time. 🤷🏻♂
He is a prodigy with an incredible ability to learn quickly. Despite his parents not being musicians and the high cost of music classes, which means he doesn't have the same opportunities as other children on RUclips who can practice at home and have private lessons every day, he continues to excel.
If you want more perfect pitch videos go on his Instagram and Tiktok, we are not as active on RUclips
@@MishaSkripach And to answer your questions, he can play all octaves, chords and arpeggios and knows the entire circle of fifths by memory, Look on Instagram and Tiktok for his other videos as youtube is not up to date
@@JelijahDiaz He is NOT a prodigy. He is a talented child who has a chance to develop into a prodigy IF the parents remove rose-tinted glasses regarding his level. I am sorry, we are also not musicians, same obstacles, my child could do far more than yours and he is not a prodigy, and I have no inclination to ever indicate to my child that he is, not to create unhealthy over-confidence, that already is showing in this little boy. He is welcome to practice at home as much as he needs, but would he? Why by age 6 not a single proper piano or violin piece has been performed? I am not sure if youtube lets links, but I can def. offer you a hundred links of many little kids playing at very much more advanced level.
I could not find any proof of real good quality perfect pitch in this boy. I can only say that in Moscow alone about 40 kids enter a specialised music school with abilities and skills FAR higher than your son's, they are about 5 y old. Are they all prodigies? No they are not.
The definition of prodigy is a child that plays adult advanced repertoir at an early age.
Anyway, It is all up to you. You can keep playing the promotion game, or you can learn from the bios of truly successful musicians regarding what to do when a child shows music talent.
You gave the tuning arpeggio at the beginning...
This is not perfect pitch yet, the boy is delaying the responses, he is comparing.
Keep working without the preparation tuning notes, and he will get perfect pitch.
Close intervals let relative pitch to do this task.
Look at his other videos on Instagram and Tik tok, he has perfect pitch
@@JelijahDiaz He is close to perfect pitch, but kids with perfect pitch answer immediately, in split second, he counts from a note. Did you notice at the beginning she gave him a note? Maybe by now he can do all 88 notes with immediate answers, with chords immediately recognised, with any sounds such as kettle, birds, bells recognised as well? Where is such a video, i could not find it? My child could do all this at 6, but we never called him a prodigy. I think you are a bit misinformed what a prodigy is. Are you sure you understand the level of real prodigies? Alma Deutcher by age 6 played both violin and piano way better then this child. You are doing his a disservice by misrepresenting his "special" position. The level of competition is such that however much you promote him as a "prodigy", he is not, and needs to really catch up is he wants to be close to kids who are "not prodigies". Try a proper international competition, he will not stand a chance at the moment.
He needs better teacher and a different structure of practice, first of all all empty praise and all endless social media to be cut down.