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Lee - an adult beginner
25 Jan 2012 08:03 #1368
by Mandabplus3
Replied by Mandabplus3 on topic Lee - an adult beginner
Oh Nadia what a beautiful thing to say! You truly speak from the heart, I love it 
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25 Jan 2012 21:08 #1372
by lzp11
Replied by lzp11 on topic Lee - an adult beginner
Awww thank you Nadia, what a lovely thing to say.
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31 Jan 2012 14:34 #1580
by lzp11
Replied by lzp11 on topic Lee - an adult beginner
Thank you everyone for lots of support - I am currently focusing on learning myself for a few months and getting as big a head start as possible on DD as I'm sure once she gets started she will soon overtake me 
I am practicing Nutcracker and it is SLOWLY but surely improving. I think my memory is getting slow - as it is taking a while to set it in stone on PH - must be old age! Once I have it memorized I'll start playing with metronome.
I have a question about sight reading practice. I am currently sight reading the boogie 1 album. I can play most pieces fairly slowly but quite accurately on P6 after the first few attempts. For sight reading, how many times should I try to play each piece? How quickly (as in tempo) should I be able to play it (should it be close to what you hear if you press "S"?). How do I know when to move onto another piece / album?
I am practicing Nutcracker and it is SLOWLY but surely improving. I think my memory is getting slow - as it is taking a while to set it in stone on PH - must be old age!
Once I have it memorized I'll start playing with metronome.I have a question about sight reading practice. I am currently sight reading the boogie 1 album. I can play most pieces fairly slowly but quite accurately on P6 after the first few attempts. For sight reading, how many times should I try to play each piece? How quickly (as in tempo) should I be able to play it (should it be close to what you hear if you press "S"?). How do I know when to move onto another piece / album?
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31 Jan 2012 18:04 #1595
by hellene
No doubt!
May I ask: did you learn how to cut sections of the songs - so you can concentrate of difficult spots?
I was watching you playing March from 'Nutcracker' on 6.
It seems like you are very self driven person. In reading the most important part is to go through as much of music material as possible, even without pressing S
If you can recognize the flow of the piece and hear it inside of your mind - you are good reader. The less you master the piece - the better.
Yes, it should be close to S!
Here is a very interesting video. Our programmer Yuri is a phenomenon
music reader. He just opens any score and plays it. Of cause, he has the music in his head, but I never saw any self-learners like him in my entire life!
Hope this video will inspire you:
Back to the Mozart
Replied by hellene on topic Lee - an adult beginner
lzp11 wrote: Thank you everyone for lots of support - I am currently focusing on learning myself for a few months and getting as big a head start as possible on DD as I'm sure once she gets started she will soon overtake me
No doubt!
I am practicing Nutcracker and it is SLOWLY but surely improving. I think my memory is getting slow - as it is taking a while to set it in stone on PH - must be old age!
May I ask: did you learn how to cut sections of the songs - so you can concentrate of difficult spots?
I have a question about sight reading practice. I am currently sight reading the boogie 1 album. I can play most pieces fairly slowly but quite accurately on P6 after the first few attempts. For sight reading, how many times should I try to play each piece? How quickly (as in tempo) should I be able to play it (should it be close to what you hear if you press "S"?). How do I know when to move onto another piece / album?
I was watching you playing March from 'Nutcracker' on 6.
It seems like you are very self driven person. In reading the most important part is to go through as much of music material as possible, even without pressing S
If you can recognize the flow of the piece and hear it inside of your mind - you are good reader. The less you master the piece - the better.
Yes, it should be close to S!
Here is a very interesting video. Our programmer Yuri is a phenomenon
music reader. He just opens any score and plays it. Of cause, he has the music in his head, but I never saw any self-learners like him in my entire life!
Hope this video will inspire you:
Back to the Mozart
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