How To Practise
How To Practise
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recording
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rticulation
Fingerings
hythm
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Dynamic marks
Form
Style
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notes, memorise notes (facts and patterns)
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actile--geographical: play wit closed eyes, use
intellectual and visual aspects, memorise how it
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