Find a good time in the day.

Find a good place where you cannot be disturbed.

Map Out Your Practice Sessions.

Set a goal for each practice session.

Mark difficult passages with a clear sign.

Solve the identified problems.

Practice with interleaving when needed.

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1. Focus concentration

2. Increase attention

3. Build a sense of anticipation

4. Enhance imagination

5. Improve memory

6. Boost kids reflexes

7. Increase spontaneity

8. Improves their problem-solving skills

9. Establish a positive learning state

10. Create the desired atmosphere

11. Develop their agility

12. Release tension

13. Enlarge their social circle

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Make Sight-Reading perfect

• Examine The Piece you’re Sight-Reading
• Set your hand in the correct position

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Sing! - Advice students to start singing for fun, not weekly but DAILY!

Listen! - Advice students to start listening for fun, not weekly but DAILY!

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1. Always practice musically!

2. Never play too fast!

3. Develop an accurate inner pulse!

4. Practice different rhythmic groups.

5. No flat fingers!

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The melodic minor scale has a particularity. It has two forms: ascending and descending. Ascending one has the same notes as the natural minor scale, except that the 6th and 7th degrees are raised by one Semitone (1/2 step). This changes creates a Major 6th between 1st degree and the 6th degree and also a Major 7th between 1st degree and the 7th degree.The 7th degree becomes Leading Tone in both, Harmonic and Melodic version. The descending melodic minor is just another name for the natural minor scale.

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