Hi,
This is probably good, and the part that the other guy that did his thing on the Perfect Pitch thing, is missing.
Music, for me, is a visual thing, and at times the mechanical side of it that always brings up your musicianship level and ability to play with others, is simply not there. Something like this helps correct some of those small things that make you ... tell music teaches to shove off to Shostakovitch land and forget the whole thing.
I am not sure that most musicians will appreciate this, specially traditional and experienced, when they have a tendency to hide behind their mechanics and not help youngsters to learn music ... teching your fingers to do this is one thing ... but teaching someone to identify/illustrate the sounds is another ... and in my case, mine is similar to Mozart's dictation to Salieri in the movie ... I'm simply trying to identify and illustrate the images ... I don't care about "music", specially when it is controlled by people that do not necessarily have a "visual" ... and they need the rock'n'roll lyrics to take them there ... supposedly! So you climb an imaginary Stairway to Heaven ... and you think that the music is about that by association ... just like we did all that other music for 500 years!
There is more to music ... and teaching someone to learn about the sound itself, instead of notes, is probably a good thing ... the note association will eventually come together ... but to many folks like to tell you that you can't play this note after this one ... or after Am, as is the case here ... and most of them consider themselves "superior" because they know the circle of 5ths, or 4ths, or 3rds, or whatever.
My own learning in music has been hard ... because I go from sound to sound, and I might not have any idea what the notes are, and I can get back to that sound ... except on a synth ... still working on that ... and some of the instructors I have had, could not even fathom that relationship!
If loving, or sex -- since that is a language folks can relate to -- is that mechanical, where is the value and the love behind it? It's all I'm saying ... there has to be more, and you know it ... how to get to it, or "there" is another story ... but teaching folks to play some diminished 47th on the bass or guitar is for the nerds, not musicians!