Unlock the Secret to Never Forgetting Piano Pieces

Unlock the Secret to Never Forgetting Piano Pieces: 🎹 Have you ever stumbled across a piano in public, perhaps in a train station or airport, excited to see it just sitting there waiting to be played but despite practising for weeks or months still thought, hmmm what shall I play, do I know this well enough, I don’t have the music with me... In today's video, we're going to address this dilemma and help you build a memory library for your piano repertoire.
💡 In this tutorial, we'll discuss the concept of a memory library, divided into three sections: Current Repertoire, Banked Classics, and the Ultimate Collection. Your goal is to move pieces from the current repertoire to the banked classics and ultimately to the ultimate collection.
📚 Building your memory library is crucial to never forgetting a piece of music again. We'll explore the reasons pieces often get lost in the shuffle and how to prevent that.
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[@arsitaguestcottage]

This is me, literally. Thank You indeed. Both with the piano and the guitar.🙏🎶🎹🎸

[@goettling]

Yes, I attributed my poor memory to my age (76) but I find out that this is a common problem. So frustrating having to relearn a piece that 8 months ago was right at my fingertips (pun intended). Seems like relearning helps to solidify it. Thank you for the advice. (Need to do more dusting).

[@pianistic]

Good luck with it!

[@sy86157]

As always, your video structure is well organized. Thanks for making this video. It's exactly what I'm looking for.

[@mikeacrux]

Thanks for your clear advice, much appreciated. The index finger method is a new one for me looking forward to trying it.