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Bob
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Best use of a daily practice routine [Bob project]
on: August 02, 2004, 04:42:01 AM
So, is the best way to practice to create a daily routine made up of parts of real piano literature? You have a piece that covers finger-work, a piece that covers 8ves, etc.
You create variations on each piece of real music to make them more technically useful.
Then, when you replace pieces periodically -- one type of technique work piece with another piece that uses the same technique.
Any comments?
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