The #1 practice MISTAKE that keeps you from improving
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2023
- The song used to demonstrate this practice routine is Hymn to Freedom by the late Oscar Peterson.
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My own ah ha discovery was that playing fast is not the same as playing good. In fact, it was often more challenging to play accurately at a slower tempo
Great analogy with the painter practicing stokes and techniques before the whole picture!
I found some killer stock photo for that scene. 🤫
Wow, the last one... the extra effort to do that is definitely worth it. Fantastic video, thanks for putting this together!
Thanks Josh! You touched on all great points. I will definitely apply these techniques! Keep ‘‘em comin! 👍😎🎹
Great stuff man.
Great post Josh and your breakdown. Your progress plateau graph line was great with your Josh icon ! I play late at night, always trying some technique playing.. always better next day! You're right! Boogie auto pilot taking a nap, made me laugh 😂. Great top tips and Im checking out your course! Thanks Josh again 😁🎹👍
First watched this a few days ago--as an aspiring player, this is really inspirational & encouraging, & the segment from 2:19-3:22 was a real eye-opener & has revolutionized my song-learning approach. Thanks so much for sharing your piano wisdom Josh!
Glad it was helpful!
I kinda quit for a while… i was to attached to an outcome. The comparison with the masters fueled my impatience. It’s like looking at a mountain seeing the greatest musicians high up in the sky while me on the bottom somewhere 😅. I knew I needed a different approach to music because my old mindset puts me in a place of dispair and procrastination. I just took some time of music and started to focus back on classical music instead until maybe i find the flame fore jazz again… it’s still there i guess but i don’t force it anymore.
I feel you so much.
We've all made that face at 9:46 😆Great vid
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the three most important things that keep me from improving are metronome, metronome, and last but not least, metronome. 🙂 !!!
My best friend and worst enemy… 🤣
couldn't agree more!. I'm strictly amateur (and not that good either), but the best advise I ever got was to play something in all twelve keys. nearly brought me to tears, but taught me lots of music theory. back then as a result I had nearly a dozen Joplin rags memorized. twelve pieces times twelve keys was a lot of practice, which I don't have the energy for any more, but even now if I have trouble fingering something I play that bar or two in all twelve keys and it ends up pretty smooth and flowing.
@@MostlyIC have you seen my video Torturing Myself With Autumn Leaves? It’s up your alley with this comment…
Hi Josh, There is no such thing as ‘muscle memory’. Our long term memory is called ‘procedural memory, also
known as implicit memory. Nice video by the way👍
Fascinating. Suggestions where I can learn more?
@@JoshWalshMusic You could try Professor Lauren Stewart a neuroscientist who specialises in music and the mind. She is a keen amateur violinist too. Google her and you should find useful information on how the musical mind and memory works.