If you are hearing the note, but it is coming out extremely airy/ "ghosted", then you are probably not attacking the note strongly enough.
In music theory speak, that means when you play a note, you're actually hearing the note a major ninth (an octave + a major second) below it (in concert pitch).
We cannot hear the notes.
If the monarch heard the notes she was too professional to let on.
If I try to play faster than I can hear the notes, then I'm finished.
In the first four bars of the theme alone, you hear the notes that correspond to "new life" three times.
I thought I heard the notes for "Mary" and "had" but "a little lamb" seemed to get lost.
On an average workday, Mikhail Karalatov might watch a person play music in the living room, though he will not be able to hear the notes.
I wondered what it would be like to listen to a piece of classical music, and hear the notes, and be able to follow it, instead of finding it a soothing antidote to the cacophony in your head.
