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Practice Tips
- By LadyD Piano
- Published 02/11/2008
- Music
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PLAY, HEAR, PLAY: This practice technique, used mainly in memory
security practice, requires that you play one measure, internally hear
the second measure, & then pick up, in tempo, & play the third
measure, followed by aurally hearing or singing the fourth measure
& so on. This establishes the security in starting a work on
downbeats of measures.
PLAN, PLAY, EVALUATE: The step often missing is the accurate hearing or evaluation of what has just been played, so you discriminate what and how to practice next.
ONION SKIN PRACTICE: Play a phrase & add onion skins of sound as the phrase crescendos, and take away onion skins as the phrase decrescendos. This helps you to see, hear & then achieve fine gradations in sound variance.
PLAN, PLAY, EVALUATE: The step often missing is the accurate hearing or evaluation of what has just been played, so you discriminate what and how to practice next.
ONION SKIN PRACTICE: Play a phrase & add onion skins of sound as the phrase crescendos, and take away onion skins as the phrase decrescendos. This helps you to see, hear & then achieve fine gradations in sound variance.