Am 26.01.2016 um 13:57 schrieb Sharon Rosner:
>> Of course a good musician needs to focus on every detail, but only the
> "bad" ones neglect the bigger 
>> context.
> What like Florence Foster Jenkins-type bigger context?
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>> The key is to focus on the "right" thing, which is in many cases NOT every
>> single note of an 
>> chromatic scale, IMO.
> So what *is* the right thing? The first and last notes? :-)

As said earlier, I'm not convinced about the original suggestion. But
the right thing is obviously:

- a chromatic scale with
- starting and ending pitch
- immediate recognition of exceptions to the pattern (i.e. whole steps)

Urs

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