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The Role Of Emotions: The Summarizing Effect
The role of emotions in the memorization process
Date : 20/06/2018
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Uploaded by : Juan
Uploaded on : 20/06/2018
Subject : Piano
The six different memories
There are six different memories used by pianists to learn their pieces. The most used ones are five. These five are:
There are six different memories used by pianists to learn their pieces. The most used ones are five. These five are:
- The memory of the name of the notes
- The memory of how the music looks in the paper -photographic memory of the score.
- The memory of how our hands look when we play a specific piece
- The memory of how the music sounds
- The memory of how the music feels -muscular memory.
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