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How Much Can You Trust Your Gut Right After a Performance? A 2015 study of music students provides some clues!

So true.....thanks to Timeart for sharing.....♫

What If the Best Practice Isn’t the Most Correct Practice? Recent studies suggest that seemingly absurd practice challenges may enhance learning more than normal or “correct” practice repetitions.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of 99-year-old legendary pianist and teacher Seymour Bernstein.

“Performing well is a synthesis of feeling, thinking, and physical coordination. But, we as musicians sometimes go out into the external world and leave all of that ‘practicing’ behind. Instead, we should be bringing together the emotional, intellectual, and physical and applying that to all other aspects of our lives.” - Seymour Bernstein

The Practice Strategy That Could “Bulletproof” Your Memory Under Pressure A 2016 study suggests that integrating “retrieval practice” into the learning process could make your memory more secure under pressure.

A Tribute to Ruth Slenczynska

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What Memory Champions Can Teach Us About Memorizing Music A 2021 study illustrates the effectiveness of a memory strategy used by memory champions - one that could be applied to memorizing music too!

Bach Wrote 1,000 Works You'll Never Hear — Here's What Happened to Them https://livingpianos.com/bach-wrote-1000-works-youll-never-hear-heres-what-happened-to-them/Welcome to LivingPianos.com. I'm Robert Estrin. You think you kno...

What Better Memorizers Do Differently My daughter began noodling around on the piano when she was five, making up songs, and giving them names. It wasn’t l...