Unfortunately, most piano students begin and end their musical careers struggling to play notation, not music…
memorization
Unfortunately, most piano students begin and end their musical careers struggling to play notation, not music…
In order to illustrate the amazing power of patterns, let’s try a fun little memory challenge in four parts…
Your brain is a natural seeker, recognizer, discriminator, assimilator, interpreter, relater, combiner, connector, and creator of PATTERNS…
A major goal of studying music is to turn disconnected pieces of information or behaviors into a single, unified, meaningful idea or behavior…
One reason we “forget” is that we try to do too much of something in a single study session.
The primary reason that most of us “forget” something is that we never really learned that something in the first place…
“Memorization” is in quotes because the goal of studying is not to memorize something like you memorize a sequence of random numbers…
Attention is probably the least appreciated aspect of intentional learning…
Your brain’s memory system consists of four sub–systems…