Fewer Repetitions….But More Rapid Progress?

<p>Whether we’re baking a cake, driving to a new restaurant, or putting together a puzzle, we can usually get to the goal more efficiently and effectively if we have a clear idea what the destination looks like.</p><p>I think we all know that the same is true for learning a new piece of music too - but often, this is not actually what our practice looks like. While we might have a pretty good idea what we don’t want something to sound like, our approach to practicing suggests that we are typically much less clear about what exactly we do want.</p><p>A 2023 study illustrates how taking a moment to be clearer about our musical intentions (with a 4-step process) could lead to more effective practice!</p><p>Get all the nerdy details here:</p><p><a href='https://bulletproofmusician.com/fewer-repetitions-but-more-rapid-progress/'>Fewer Repetitions….But More Rapid Progress?</a></p><p><b>References</b></p><p>Williams, S. G., van Ketel, J. E., &amp; Schaefer, R. S. (2023). Practicing Musical In...