 Quote Originally posted by signa: [b] it's good that my teacher has it, and he would constantly point out at my lesson that i was playing tons of wrong notes... then we would check the music and he's right 00% of times! That doesn't really have anything to do with perfect pitch. Teachers and players who know a piece well can hear the wrong notes without absolute pitch. Some would argue that in atonal music, you would need absolute pitch to be able to detect wrong notes, but once again, if you know the piece and how it's suppose to sound, even a dissonant harmony has its unique traits. [/b] i didn't say it's the proof of his perfect pitch, rather i stated that he does have perfect pitch. he asked me to test his such ability before, several times, and he named all the chords or notes i played correctly without watching me playing. it's a fact and there's no argument about it from me. in any case, he's a musician, and has musician's ears. 