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Posted by unclestu52 on March 3, 2006 at 13:41:59:
I live in a city of about 1 million. I certainly don't know everyone in it. Within my circle of acquaintances, I know of three people who have perfect pctch and several others who have near perfect pitch. That's enough to show me that auditory memory is not so transient as some wold like to believe.
It can be very difficult, and you can actually take classes in aural training at most music departments on the high school and collegiate level. You can train any sense.

Stu