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Repetition is the cardinal to learning something deeply. It works most effectively when you are isolating a little amount of material, because the physical object of your focusing will be more than specific.

When you have got the right chord motion for portion of an exercising or melody under you hands, repetition it continuously until is flows. You should detect a gradual addition in your comfortableness degree as you go on repetitions, eventually take your eyes from both the music and the keys, and maintain repeating until the motions look easy. This activity is especially of import for job musca volitans in harmonic exercising or tunes.

Try to have got your hands in position, actually affecting the short letters before you hit a chord. This volition reenforce your "hand memory" of the chord's shape. When you are ready to play the chord, lift your hands an inch or two and driblet the full weight of your hands on the keys, going to the underside of the cardinal bed.

At first, you probably will lose some notes, and that is OK; simply do the necessary rectifications and go on with more than repetitions, keeping that feeling of dropping. This volition accomplish a fuller sound, and your hands will larn the form of the chords much more than quickly and securely.

Recite the chord roots as you play an exercising or electric drill chords. This volition maintain you aware of what you are playing, especially when you work with rootless voicings. As you reiterate a patterned advance over and over, do a conscious short letter of the chord construction (i.e. root-7-3-5) which you are manipulating. This volition reenforce your apprehension and hearing of the harmony.

Whenever your hands necessitate to go forth the keys to start at a new location (i.e. practicing an individual voicing or ii-V7-I patterned advance around the cardinal circle), release the chord immediately, rather than sustaining it. This volition give you other time (metronome clicks/drum sounds) to reset your hands for the new key.

To your success,

Mr. Ron
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