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Anyone can play music unlock your musical potential with the laws of brainjo

"You can learn to play music, no matter what you've been told about your musical talent or aptitude. Each and every one of us has been gifted with a fully customizable brain, one we can mold to learn anything, at any age. With the right instruction and methods, learning to play music can be an endle...

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Main Author: Turknett, Josh (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : TarcherPerigee, [2025].
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Musical instruments > Instruction and study.
Music > Instruction and study > Psychological aspects.
Music > Performance > Psychological aspects.
Practicing (Music)
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Table of Contents:
  • The First Law
  • Fluency or Recitation?
  • The Advantages of an Adult Brain
  • How To Play "In The Zone," and Why You Want To Be There
  • Learning What Can't Be Taught
  • The Easiest Way To Get Better
  • Failure Is not an Option
  • How Much Should You Practice?
  • Can You Practice Too Much?
  • When Should You Practice?
  • The 3 Ingredients of an Effective Practice Session
  • The Secret to Staying Motivated
  • What Progress Really Looks Like
  • Mind Over Matter
  • The Meaning of Mastery
  • The Timeline of Mastery (and the Roots of Improvisation)
  • Feeling Your Way To Musical Mastery
  • How To Build An Improvisational Brain
  • Is It Safe to Use Tab
  • Why Anyone Can (And Should!) Learn To Play by Ear
  • The Secret to Playing Faster
  • The Secret to Memorization
  • The "Labyrinth" Practice Technique
  • How to Scare Away Stage Fright
  • How to Accelerate Your Practice 10-Fold (While Practicing Less!), Part 1
  • How to Accelerate Your Practice 10-Fold (While Practicing Less), Part 2
  • 5 Reasons Why Your Playing Has Stalled (and What To Do About It!)
  • How to Break the Tab Habit
  • Crossing the "Gap Of Suck"
  • The Most Important Skill You Probably Never Practice
  • How to Tell if You're Still Getting Better, Part 1
  • How to Tell if You're Still Getting Better, Part 2
  • Music Lessons from Steve Martin
  • Bending Time with The Banjo
  • To Become an Expert, Stay a Beginner
  • 3 Reasons Why Playing Music Is Great for Your Brain
  • Should You Learn Multiple Styles?
  • Seeking Imperfection.

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