🎶 This episode dives into the idea that a sound contains many parts, that there are different aspects to a musical note and certain parts attract certain listeners. We all hear differently and one of the chief reasons for that is that there are so many different things to hear in just one single note, a single sound. Why don't we know more about this and more importantly why don't we do more to incorporate what we do know into our pedagogical practices in music programs.

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How do your fingers actually make it to the notes? Is it muscle memory? Is it connection to just the repetition? Or is your brain remembering where and how sounds happen and moving towards them directly, no middle man no filter.

This episode explores this idea that a movement toward producing a musical sound is a unique physical motion.

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In this inaugural episode I talked about what musical listening is and what I hope to bring to the musician community with this podcast.

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