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Topic: How to organize/control the learning of a piece ?  (Read 1688 times)

Offline drooxy

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How to organize/control the learning of a piece ?
on: October 07, 2003, 07:08:24 PM
Hi everybody !

Does somebody know/use a method that would consist in organizing/controling, in a consistent way, the learning of a piece, in order to finally make it more reliable - and maybe easier & faster ?

Thanks for any suggestion !
Drooxy


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Offline lc3606

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Re: How to organize/control the learning of a piec
Reply #1 on: October 08, 2003, 08:58:06 PM
Take a look at the Celebration Oddysey series.  The student workbooks will lead you through a musical analysis with practice steps for each piece of music.  There are 10 levels of music including all musical time periods.
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