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There are no quick worthwhile results.
Extreme amounts of repetition are necessary.
Poor execution causes more harm than good.
A stupid approach means years of frustration and wasted time.
Each session is best planned in advance.
Showing off is detrimental to real progress.
More time is spent worrying than doing.
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when playing pop music - the amount of repetition can be dramatically reduced, if you utilise numbers colours and patterns such as www.decplaypiano.com - repeating small phrases until they are memorised and then identifying similar or identical phrases, can break down a song into very easy to learn sections which are far quicker to learn.
Posted by: Declan Cosgrove | October 19, 2011 at 12:35 AM
Totally agreed.
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Posted by: Kahne | August 20, 2012 at 09:38 PM