The Right and Wrong Types of Slow Practice
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The Right and Wrong Types of Slow Practice
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Any good music teacher (and even most not-so-good ones) will tell you that slow practice is essential to becoming a better performer, to learning a piece well, and to learning technical skills well. It's that obvious and common of knowledge. However, slow practice isn't limited to a single approach. In this episode, I'm going to talk about the type of slow practice that delays and might even prevent you from learning the music well, and then they type of slow practice that REALLY works well every time!
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