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Very few people are completely tone deaf. The previous head of my governor school was. Being fairly tuneful myself, standing next to someone at the Christmas service who sang every carol on the same single flat off-key note was quite difficult! There was absolutely no variation in tone whatsoever throughout. :D

 

100% for me

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I kept feeling i was wrong on the second stage but apparently not o.o I need to get the other half to try this since she doesn't hear me a lot of the time but I suspect it's just selective hearing...

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...they just fail to listen properly

 

Pardon?

 

:)

 

Oh yes please I would love a cup of tea or coffee. ;)

 

97%, on Stage C I only got 11 on.

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100% for me. Not really a surprise as I sing quite a lot. Was slightly off putting having my partner tell me I was getting them wrong... I had the last laugh there!
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All scores reported so far are better than or equal to 86% [31/36]

 

Perhaps this test is unduly easy, or it is more difficult than though by popular perception to be even slightly tone deaf?

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or it is more difficult than though by popular perception to be even slightly tone deaf?

 

People who struggle to sing in tune incorrectly call themselves tone deaf.

 

Like all things in life, some people can do it naturally, some can do it with training, some are brilliant, some just about do it and a tiny minority have no chance whatsoever because they truly cannot hear any variation in tone (tone deaf) at all.

 

Most people can hear tone variation to some degree though.

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People who cannot carry a tune just need to be taught how to sing - as most of them will not actually be tone deaf.

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