discussion booklet for HaveFunwithYourMusic
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9.0 Stop If You Play A Wrong Note<br />
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top immediately if you play a note wrong!!! This goes with practice slowly, and don't<br />
learn wrong notes. As I said be<strong>for</strong>e, it's all about teaching the brain. If you play a wrong<br />
note, your brain will learn it wrong, and it will be harder and harder to correct.<br />
If you have played a wrong note, stop playing the piece, and play the passage a few times using<br />
the correct note, then proceed and resume playing the rest of the piece. Play the phrase at the<br />
very least three times in a row correctly be<strong>for</strong>e you continue playing. That is the very least -<br />
maybe 5 times or even 10 times in a row correctly. If you make a mistake playing while playing<br />
it 3 to 10 times in a row correctly, you should start over from the count of one time correctly.
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