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Practice Tips
The 7 Steps to Learn Any Piece:
1. Make small sections
2. Know all the notes and musical markings
3. Clap and count the rhythm aloud
4. Play the right hand alone, counting aloud
5. Play the left hand alone, counting aloud
6. Play hands together, taking corrective pauses (no mistakes!)
7. Play hands together in rhythm, with slow metronome
Practice Tips:
1. Before slowing down or speeding up (rubato) master it at a steady pace.
2. For tricky spots, state out loud exactly what the problem is, in every detail.
3. Memorize every piece (even if you don’t, you’ll learn it faster if you try)
4. Have a purpose behind each repetition (blind repetitions are lazy practice).
5. Video yourself for performance practice and to hear what is and is not working.
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play Calatayud's Waltz. The most exciting thing about having done this is that I sight read the entire
piece as I was learning it. Six months ago looking at a sheet of music was like looking at Egyptian
hieroglyphics. Learning to read notation is empowering and I appreciate the sensible way you are
teaching us to learn to read music.
-Steve Simpler
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