When I hear sounds(like an airplane flying), I hear pitches or notes. For example, airplanes flying noise going down a scale. They start at a B natural and descend from there, but usually end at a either an A-flat natural, G natural, or F natural depending on what I hear cause it varies on the wind, how fast the airplane goes, the altitude, and other stuff like that I guess. I can also tell what notes are on a piano and usually the keys of songs. I heard my choir teacher say that I have perfect pitch, so is this true?

Discussion board 5 - the romantir areanocturne, op. 9 no 2 solo piano - chopin (peatured listening p 778)when you listen to this piece, what does it make you think of and how does it make you feel? what do you think "nocturne" means? is that an appropriate title for this piece? the piano uses rubato throughout - what effect does that have on the performance? do you think the use of rubato enhances the performance, or would you rather hear a steadybeat throughout the piece? after you post your answer, read and respond to the posts of at least two other classmates.