Episode 2 - Practice Tip: One Problem at a Time

When you work on music, there's so much to think about: rhythm, notes, fingerings, dynamics, articulation, tempo, and so on.  If the piece challenges you, and you're having trouble getting better, you may be trying to do too many things at once.  Hint: 2 things is too many things.  This episode offers 20 examples of how you can reduce your practice challenges down to 1 task.

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*Episode note: I mentioned that you should increase tempo on a metronome by 1-2%.  It should be 5-10%.

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