How to Memorize Music: A Method That Works on Any Instrument
How to memorize music so it holds under pressure: map the structure, learn it three ways, test yourself from landmarks, and let sleep do its part.
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How to memorize music so it holds under pressure: map the structure, learn it three ways, test yourself from landmarks, and let sleep do its part.
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