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Thomas Viloteau
Thomas Viloteau discusses the topic of practicing and gives tips for using your time as efficiently as possible. <br><br>Among the suggestions include when to use a metronome, how to find the right fingerings, and using repetition to your advantage. When practicing is done efficiently, Viloteau believes it should one take a few weeks to learn a new piece, regardless of the difficulty level.
On How to Practice
Thomas Viloteau discusses the topic of practicing and gives tips for using your time as efficiently as possible.
Among the suggestions include when to use a metronome, how to find the right fingerings, and using repetition to your advantage. When practicing is done efficiently, Viloteau believes it should one take a few weeks to learn a new piece, regardless of the difficulty level.
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