Practice more efficiently with the "slow and simple sliders"

Use the "slow and simple sliders" to practice more effectively. Piece used in the video is Chopin's Nocturne op 9 no 2.
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0:00 intro
1:05 identify problems
1:36 set a challenge
1:52 the "slow and simple sliders"
3:05 challenge 1
4:34 challenge 2
5:08 challenge 3
5:55 the decision tree
7:36 guidance: make mistakes; notice them
8:32 guidance: embrace the challenge!
9:27 guidance: use this like a scalpel
10:04 guidance: sleep on it
10:58 postscript - a couple days later

[@lisafrisbie8950]

This is just excellent advice. You are always so very articulate and organized. Thank you, Ted!

[@TeachtheLoveofMusic]

Helpful vid!! Cheers, loved your explanations

[@qldsafari]

Brilliant video as always, gave me a lot of ah ha’s, thanks 👍🙂

[@chrissiebotha8574]

Very helpful, thanx!

[@tibaultmifuki9413]

❤ wow i needed this reminder to slow up bcuz I'm always rushing to get a piece b4 we perform.... Thanks

[@fidelogos7098]

I'm very familiar with this piece of music and I grew to hate to play it! I love hearing others play it though. My favorite music to play is pop. The Beatles, the Eagles, Elton John, etc. Improving my sight reading is my goal right now and I can see how this approach will help. Thanks!

[@wiseoldfool]

Very helpful, thank you.