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Plan Your Practice
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Schedule
Timer
Metronome
Step 1: Preparation
Fill in your Practice Schedules.
Ask your teacher to help set priorities for this week.
For daily exercises, scales etc.:
Subdivide each exercise or technique into 3 to 10 minute segments.
For your repertoire:
Decide how long you will practice each piece.
Divide the time and piece into managable practice sessions.
Determine one priority to work on today for each piece.
(ex. intonation, shifting, dynamics, etc.)
Step 2: Practice
Set the timer for your first planned practice session. Begin practicing. Don't stop until the timer rings.
Set the timer for the next practice session and continue to practice.
Important: Do not exceed or shorten the time you’ve planned for each exercise. You can make changes on tomorrow’s schedule.
Use your metronome! You will develop an impeccable sense of rhythm.
Step 3: Review Your Progress
Rest for at least 15 minutes after every hour of practice.
Review what you’ve accomplished and write changes for tomorrow.