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Post by chocolatedog on Oct 7, 2006 8:12:18 GMT
Yup I do the same thing - I often mutter to myself as I'm practising - similar things really - to help myself memorise......bassline goes up a third here but DOWN in the recap........etc...... speaking out loud helps the brain to focus.....
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Post by Steve Hopwood on Oct 7, 2006 9:36:44 GMT
Yup I do the same thing - I often mutter to myself as I'm practising - similar things really - to help myself memorise......bassline goes up a third here but DOWN in the recap........etc...... speaking out loud helps the brain to focus..... I never thought of speaking these out loud, but it makes sense. I once discovered that my mental arithmetic is much more accurate if I speak the numbers I am adding\subtracting etc than if I do it silently. Here is something I find gives my memorising pieces a boost. After a practice session on a piece, I like to play it straight through without stopping. This speeds up my memory process a lot, although I do not know why.  |
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Post by Benj on Oct 7, 2006 22:12:05 GMT
I can't hear the music in my head. I just get a approximate sound in my head. Correct rhythms but the pitching is wrong. Just get the outlining shape really |
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