PERFECT PITCH TEST! (5-YEAR-OLD CLAIRE VS DAD) 

Jackie Hall Or she loses her good voice because she gets older.

Jackie Hall Just saying it might get worse but I love it now

Jackie Hall i

😂😂 why her dad is so old

I love you Claire🤩🤩🤩

perfect pitch is actually easily acquired through the first few years of life if nourished. Many people lose it overtime if no practice and they get into relative pitch.

It is a Gift given by God

She must be an Angel, in fact, they all may be

Some people are born with it some people can acquire it. But being born with it is a real talent. Even professional singers can sing off key at times when they can’t hear themselves well.

I have perfect pitch just like her. I remember the correct pitches for every song I hear. It’s definitely a talent but it feels like an instinct.

She told him at the end that he was on "perfect" pitch just so he could win 🥺

Priceless i know like i can sing 5 songs well and everything else I’m out

@@Starlight-kv7cd Well at least you can sing

Im eleven too My name is Sunnie I just don't have my own account

Lol that's me

That was what I was thinking! She seems very smart. Her parents are doing a great job raising her!

Yes,it is true(соглашусь с вами

True

That's what happens when you talk normally to your kids and treat them like actual persons instead of morons. They learn to use their brain and how to articulate their thoughts.

She's adorable. A kid being a kid with absolute pitch.

Lol😂😂

IKR SO CUTE!

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@@tashieradford10 JAMIE

It's cause it's easier to develop this when you're younger like her age so the rest of us can't develop perfect pitch anymore.

if you knew music so well than you would know that this isn't testing perfect pitch. and just for the record i've been doing music for at least 4 years mabye more.

@@blakes1006 yeah, not the official test.

Kathy Shelley seeing colors associated with a note is called tone-color synesthesia. Makes the world of music more beautiful. 💕 Claire could be synesthestic. Wouldn't be surprised. Most people don't know they are until they stumble upon it.

I have synesthesia and perfect pitch too. I wouldn't be surprised either if Claire has it. The tricky thing about synesthesia is describing it with words to people who don't have it. It can come off as sounding crazy sometimes, which for me already being a quiet person means I haven't told many people about it and sometimes it can be a lonely gift. But there are tests for synesthesia as well as perfect pitch that you can take if you want "proof", even just to prove it to yourself.

my humble opinion:for Claire it's not just a skill for her to have that,it's a gift from GOD. keep spreading GOD's blessing Claire!

Kathy Shelley it doesn't exist a God

This doesn't show pitch

no, she won't be,or I'm not really that sure, check out physic girl's video about perfect pitch. this one guy has perfect pitch,and he can't play the one block higher note on keyboard, lol.... check it out!

@@ronaldfrank1442 True, but that is because when playing that piano after it was re-tuned he still saw and pressed the same keys on the piano he always did. Basically, for instance, he saw the key E on the epiano and when he pressed it he expected to hear the note E (which is what usually happens when he presses the key E) and, thus, was confused when it didn't sound like what he'd expected to hear. So he wasn't transposing the piece, he was playing it using the same keys on the keyboard, it was just the keyboard that was tuned to a different key. This actually makes a big diference. Maybe try to imagine it like this: If you came into a dark room and pressed the light switch, you'd expect a normal, yellowish-white light to turn on, right? But if, instead, there was ... let's say red light all around, it would throw you off and distract you for a moment because you'd be wondering about why something isn't the way it usually is - and the way it is supposed to be - and therefore, for your brain, it would feel wrong. This is also the reason why many musicians with perfect pitch have no trouble transposing music by ear but have lots of trouble transposing while sight-reading or have trouble playing Eb- or Bb-Instruments: Because they see one note on their sheets and, by seeing it, already have an expectation as to what it will sound like, but then, when the play it, the sound they hear is a different one from the one they'd expected and already heard in their mind, which, again,seems unexpected, wrong and confusing to them. Also, many musicians with perfect pitch tend to focus less on the relationships BETWEEN the notes, thus the intervals and relative pitch, and more the notes themselves (excluded from one another), which it why it keeps throwing them off and why it happens more easily that they play wrong intervals while sight-reading. There's different kinds of musicians with perfect pitch, however: To some, transposing comes very easily, almost naturally, to others, it just feels wrong and confusing, because each pitch or key also has a distinct feeling (or personality, if you like) and playing a piece in a different key changes not only how high or low it sounds but also the overall characteristics of the piece and. It is as if fire was suddenly cold and ice warm. You automatically connect the concept of "ice" wih the concept of "cold" in your brain, so if you were to touch a block of ice, you'd expect it to feel cold and it wouldn't at all feel like ice to you if it was warm instead, even if the texture and the shape and the look and everything else stayed exactly the same. Likewise, a piece in a different key would feel completely different and maybe even weird or wrong to a musician with perfect pitch, even though everything else (the intervalls, chords, harmonics, etc). stayed exactly the same. Sorry for the long text ... At least I hope I could help explaining that a bit better ...

I know. Lol 😆 she should teach him. Jk 👌

but to be fair he knew he was getting it wrong too

Omg she said wah wah wahhhhh

Lol

Wow

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anrina she sure seems to have good memory but perfect pitch is a different skill that very few people have. She will be an amazing musician with that ability ☺

Andreza Oliveira yeah that's what I thought too, she'd have to know which notes are called which way in order to call them (if she has I'm sorry I don't know this channel very well I just saw this video) but it's not impossible that she has perfect pitch, even though we don't know yet (I think) she has a very good memory as you said and as far as I can tell she's a good singer too

Yea that is adorable and my favorite part of this video as well Hahahahahaha

@@Signlangugeelly284 haha thanks for replying. They were close to 1 million subscribers when I left my original comment and now they're close to 4 million! WOAH!!

michellebelle Iiii

She already is :)

Lyla Morris she is gonna be famous

@@Starlight-kv7cd she already is

@@ebonyyt2822 kinda

@@malinpeh Lol was just about to reply with this!

hope it doesn't go away when she goes through puberty

NotJeremy Zucker people don’t forget stuff when they through puberty??

@@lettuce3113 obviously? But your vocal chords change dramatically through puberty sometimes to the point of entirely retraining your voice.

NotJeremy Zucker they are talking about her perfect pitch not singing ability. Perfect pitch is being able to correctly identify notes or pitch not being able to sing

Eres una linda niñita tu voz y memoria es genial y felicidades al Dad por su enseñansa y amor por ella

You're so right 💯

That's not impressive if you have PP it's to be expected

That is true. She's a real talent. Completely natural for her.

She obviously has perfect pitch. A person with perfect pitch is able to hear the correct chromatic note, regardless of which octave the note is sung/played in. People with this special ability hear songs very differently than normal people. Normal people hear the song and think it is cute, they hear the song and are able to hear the exact notes.

Uhhh.. that's what perfect pitch means. Everyone with pp can do that

He has 4 right The second one was right too

@@elikud7459 no he sang a semitone too high

I have 8 right

ima guess that is Bb

@@cluckoothechicken5721 Eb

Honestly

This is magical to watch. I don't ever know how to explain it but I think somehow perfect pitch is tied to memory...?like you remember exactly how a song sounds down to the key it is played in. Technically perfect pitch is identifying a note by the letter name...but since she is young and may not know the notes by letter after or how to read music this is also concrete proof of perfect pitch in my estimation. In time she will learn it. I hope sincerely that her perfect person pitch will be merciful that is that she will not be miserable everytime she hears something out of tune. I used to work with people who had dementia and there was a music teacher I became friends with in that job. She lost so much to her dementia but you could plunk her down in front of a piano and she could play anything. A thing I thought was weird was that she couldn't always remember song titles but if I sang or hummed part of the song for her she could almost always pick up what I sang to her and often!!! She could come in on the same key that I was singing? While my pitch is pretty good I don't think it is perfect....that is I dont think I gave her the correct key every time but there she was jumping in on the piano on key with my singing. Any thoughts on whAt that means?

Cluckoo TheChicken Eb

That's how perfect pitch works. Sound is a spectrum and repeats itself every octave. To us, any A or E or whatever will always sound like an A or E in any octave.

@@drewcollier1138 i think it maybe the otherwise, perfect pitch allows someone to distinguish every single note, every note uniquely registered on the brain by its own, an E4 will always sound like an E4, and so for other notes. But i didn't mean to say that Claire isn't perfect pitch, i think she naturally understand the nature of octaves, and she explained to her father from that understanding. Sorry for my bad English :p We all love you Claire :D

The Life Of Me It is true love 💗

impressive

Good guy here Man on a mission She’s so amazing :)

from what I heard a block = a tone = one full step.

What do you mean? Not a fking octave. It’s full tone she’s talking about

i read this right when she did it

She chooses words and expressing it tenderly

The best website so far I found to learn singing is tinyurl.com/howtosing44 Hope this will help….

SingerGuy59 that would be amazing about listen to sound of car

I have perfect pitch, and I can hear the pitch of knocking of wood (in my house it’s a Bb), a fire drill, etc. It’s a really cool thing to experience.

Omg, Kyla and Singer Guy, you both just blew my mind!🤯😃

What choir do u sing in?

I’ve sung in several, but none at the moment. That is super cool, though, that you are able to identity the pitches of those sounds!!😀

Yep! She would've been a sensation!

MarsLos10 the perfect pitch they described in the video isn’t exactly the musical dictionary definition of perfect pitch. she still was flat at times, but she’ll be better as she grows and perfect pitch is entirely up to how she can name pitches from a piano or pitch pipe

Ryley Douglass I guess she eventually will learn the names of the pitches and as she grows up she will develop her gift more and more, to the point where she will be as Dylan Beato (check him out), or if she doesn't care about pitches' names, she can still hear a note and say "that's how this song starts".

Hello fellow hamiltrash

@@MarsLos10 Dylan is a freak of nature!!!!!

Hahah

IKR 😂

That is my dad right there

Yeah it was funny. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣

Lol

Kingofsnow 번역

The Green Comedie eh!!! Salut😂 Je pensais pas vous voir là

Dan Air how do you know if someone has it. I think my friend might have it and I'm really jealous 😆

Just test your friend the same way Dave tested Claire, using songs he/she is familiar with.

Dan Air okay thank you so much!

I've found it's pretty common in todays kids. with music/media readily available, and high quality, they are exposed to all kinds of music very early. They imitate what they hear without any notion of good or bad.

because it's scripted, and her parents tell he what to do and how to react.

@@blakes1006 Ya looks like... But her voice pitch and talent is really admirable that too at this early age.. Inborn talent plus right parents, right environment to grow in the talent she is born with..

@@blakes1006 no she got perfect act

@@marcello3888 lol

Because they spend a lot of time with their daughter. That’s what children are like when they are securely attached to their parents.

V Reacts V is awesome!

you're awe-somer! LOL I just made a word for you, Alan!!!!!!!!!!

Yes perfect

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Yes

Mhm

She did!

She is adorable!

Serenity Moon me too.. i cant

Serenity Moon she memorized them by how she was taught them. You can sing any song in a different key and have perfect pitch. I don’t feel this was showing perfect pitch at all and was her ability to memorize what she learned. There’s a difference. I do not think Claire has perfect pitch.

Chronically Cassidy You're dumb

I thought perfect pitch was knowing what a note was just by hearing it? I certainly don’t have perfect pitch, but I can recreate noises I hear. Then again idk lmao

Happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy

True

SHE IS INCREDIBLE

That's not perfect pitch, he's just testing her memory, anyone can do that

@@foobarmaximus3506 bold of u to say since I am perfect pitch

Audrey Lee Young I have perfect Pitch and my mom and dad always were wondering but I am 12 they just found out we had a test taken

I'm 13 and trained myself to have perfect pitch

Audrey Lee Young do a vid about it

Please

@@hannahstilwell4528 What kind of test did you take? Just curious

I think we will hear plenty from her in 10 years. Just hope she stays sweet and adorable and doesn't go the way of so many celebrities.

Yes pls

I was thinking the same thing!!

Ashleigh d yassss

elopezca she seems extraordinarily intelligent

@@martinkoitmae6655 Like she's an experienced person who sings very well💛

Martin Koitmae credit goes to her parents who treat her like she were an adult

absolute perfect pitch is talent, not training haha

Momof2 Girls I could tell for a few but that one pitch off was so hard to tell

but he's not off pitch..he just sang it on different chord..but claire was soo precise

HAHAHA I was just about to comment the same thing.

@Rachel Dewi Ang Different chord means he is singing it wrong. The challenge is to sing it in the right chord and in tune.

@@racheldewiang He sang it in a different KEY than the original tune.

PianoDiva24 perfect pitch is actually defined as the ability to recognize or reproduce any pitch heard. It's also sometimes referred to as absolute pitch. One does not need to have every chord/note memorized or be able to name them to have perfect pitch. One also does not need to be able to reproduce pitches perfectly. So long as one can do either or both of these things it is considered perfect (or absolute) pitch.

I agree with the bradbrad reply. You can be able to reproduce and identify pitches by sound, but you might not be able to name that something is in E major or that the note I’m playing is a Bb/A# if you haven’t learned Western music notation.

Pamela Mason true. Though if you have taken music lessons, then a staple of having perfect pitch is the ability to name keys and notes by ear.

PianoDiva24 yessss finally someone understands the concept of perfect pitch! i have perfect pitch and it is entirely based on the ability to sightread. and even the amazing little claire is still a little sharp or flat of some notes but she’ll become better as she matures

Why the hell would you sing off key if you can tell that you’re singing off key

@Anna Tschudy Hi! Sorry for the late reply! (I didn’t get a notification for your reply 🤨) Thank you! And you’re right!! I’m going to go listen to some of her more recent songs, she is a really good singer! Thank you!

totally

Give him some credit he helped 😂

His genetics aswell.. come on now

WHAATT c mon...Respect to both for good training and good genes.

And a music prodigy