Music Study Successful Goal-Setting

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in Methods

Picking the right goal is about challenge and a balance of working within your capability and outside of your current accomplishments.

From Excitement of Learning Music to the Fear of Playing

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in Methods, Performance

There is a phenomenon that occurs when learning music that takes place over time. The excitement of the new beginner is fantastic and then slowly as one learns more and more and hears others play the fear of performing for others starts to set in.

A Method to Learn Music Five Times Faster

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in Learning Music, Methods

Learning music five times faster is about learning how to learn and putting known methods into practice, pun intended.

Reboot for a Better Practice

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in Learning Music

An idea about taking a short break, clearing the mind, and refocusing your energy. It’s called a reboot.

Ways to Retain What You Learn In Music

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in Learning Music

When learning music, one of the biggest issues is how you retain what you learn. This isn’t the memorization issue; it’s about understanding and retaining the principles and rules used to define music and other studies.

Change a Note Change a Chord

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in Music Theory

Changing a Note Changes a Chord, in so doing it expresses a new sound and emotion. Four basic chords and what you can learn in expressing music and expressing life.

Memorizing Music?

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in Methods, Music Theory

Memorizing Music is more than learning a few notes in sequence, it’s about a story. Here’s and example of music as a language and not just a series of notes.

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