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Infopedia Our celebrated article
archive for music teachers and students |
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Free
Tools Essential free tools for practicing,
teaching and playing |
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Products Innovative studio
resources for professional music teachers |
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Elsewhere at
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Immunize Yourself
If stage fright is a disease, then you should try curing yourself in advance.
The Practice Revolution

The ultimate guide to practicing. What works, what doesn't, what really happens in
the practice room - and how to fix it.
Scales Boardgame
We show you how to build it and play it, to make your scales bearable.
Nightmares First
Sometimes it pays to start your practice with the tough stuff.
Practice Triggers
We show you how to turn everyday household events into powerful reminders to practice.
Programming your Clone
A creepy idea for students who have trouble getting ready for each lesson.
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Chord Wizard Decode any chord, any time, anywhere in any key. Gb Minor Major 7th with added 13th? No problem. |
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Scales Chef How scales manuals should be - filled only with the scales you ask for |
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Sightreading Chef Randomly generated sightreading sheets, so you never know what you'll get |
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Rhythm Machine Create and print out randomly generated rhythm drill sheets |
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Notereading Wizard Choose which clefs and notes to test as well as specify how many ledger lines, which scoring system is used and how many options are displayed. |
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Sightreading Genie Test your sight-reading ability with 101 examples, sorted by difficulty. |
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Music Crosswords PracticeSpot's crossword collection - all dedicated to the subject musicians know best |
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Quick Jump

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