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Learning How to Practice Takes Practice
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Effective music learning depends on effective music practice. Although time spent with teachers is an important component of young musicians' development, time spent alone practicing is perhaps even more consequential. Researchers and teachers have offered many prescriptions about effective music practice, yet observations of young musicians' actual practice reveal that their behavior in the practice room is often quite unlike what teachers envision. The most important aspects of effective practice are the thinking, perceiving, and decision-making that serve to organize how musicians spend their time. We discuss how to help students focus their attention in ways that lead to the successful accomplishment of musical goals.
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music practice
rehearsal
skill development
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