Play a note, any note — on your piano, your harp, your synthesizer, your kazoo. University of Delaware junior David Krall can tell you exactly which note you’re playing and which octave it lives in.

If you're not born with perfect pitch, prior studies suggest, your only hope of getting it is to receive musical training at a critical period in your childhood. New research at the University of ...

It’s the rare ability that allows me to put a note to every sound that I hear, and I mean every sound. For example, I will hear a bird chirp and think to myself, “Oh, that’s G sharp!” My perfect pitch ...

The Perfect Pitch Trio pretends to skip a fan, only to return with a live musical surprise. A playful setup leads to a ...

Australian scientists say they have directly pinpointed the part of the brain responsible for perfect pitch in musicians - although it's still too early to say if this musical skill is a gift we ...

The one-second squeak of an opening door produces several notes before settling somewhere around an F. Outside, a passing bus might sing in the key of C sharp. On a recent day at Au Bon Pain in New ...

People classified with perfect pitch may not actually be as in tune with the notes they hear as they think. Played a long piece of music, a study group failed to notice when scientists turned the ...

I have perfect pitch. Not many people have perfect pitch, but I do, and I will tell you about it within five minutes of meeting you. Not many people even know what “perfect pitch” is. They think it ...