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Stefan Seelmann deleted DIRSTUDIO-1161:
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> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1161
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1161
> Project: Directory Studio
> Issue Type: New JIRA Project
> Environment: Music
> Reporter: siteonecharleston
> Labels: features
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> When asked a question such as "how can I improve my playing?" It is my
> experience that many music teachers and musicians will reply "clinic" or
> perhaps "practice makes perfect". And basically I agree. There is not any
> substitute for training, especially practice where the musician is wholly
> concentrated on the task at hand, concentrating on the various details of the
> music they're learning and listening carefully to their own playing.
> Even musical savants with uncanny musical abilities such as apparently
> photographic memory and accurate perfect pitch must complete years of intense
> practice before being functionality prepared(1). Among the most significant
> pianists and composers, Rachmaninoff could based on Harold Schoenberg
> transcribe whole compositions after a single<a
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> hearing</a>
> Some musicians might brag that they don't practice much but generally you
> may discover they are either lying or that as a teenager they sat up all
> night practicing while others were outside mucking around or asleep.
> But what about the numerous cases of musicians who do possess the drive to
> practice hard and long but never make the grade? I've even had musicians tell
> me that they can "get worse" after practicing
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