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Why The Hard Part Isn’t Always The Problem

Most of the piece came together quite easily. But that one passage continues to give you pause and frustration. It’s only two measures long. You isolate it, practice it slowly, dissect the fingering, and work through every movement. It impr...

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Practice Doesn't Make Permanent

A cliché heard throughout music education is, “Practice makes perfect.” Most know this isn’t entirely true. A more accurate variation is, “Perfect practice makes perfect.” This is an improvement, but it overlooks an important aspect relatin...

a month ago
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Why We Forget Music

Few experiences are more discouraging than opening a piece you once played well and discovering that much of it has disappeared. Perhaps you spent months learning it. You could perform it comfortably. The fingering felt natural, the phrasin...

2 months ago
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When Does a Scale Become Music?

One of the most common sights in a guitar lesson is a student playing a scale with relative technical accuracy. The notes are correct. The rhythm is steady. The fingering is consistent. Every shift lands where it should.

Then the student...

2 months ago
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Scales Are Not Exercises

Ask a guitarist what they are practicing, and sooner or later the answer will include scales. Ask a second question—Why are you practicing them?—and the answers are remarkably consistent. To improve technique. To warm up. To increase speed....

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