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Infopedia Our celebrated article
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Free
Tools Essential free tools for practicing,
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Products Innovative studio
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Coping with surprises
Learn how not to be thrown by those minor irritations in performance.
The Practice Revolution

The ultimate guide to practicing. What works, what doesn't, what really happens in
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Studio Makeover
We show you 10 simple ways to revitalize your teaching space.
Practice Props
For students who hate practicing the same section over and over ...
Quarter Note Quest
The teacher's notes for this popular Rhythm Gym resource.
DIY Studio Awards
Why you should create them, what they're for, and how to present them.
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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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Rhythm Machine Create and print out randomly generated rhythm drill sheets |
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Sightreading Chef Randomly generated sightreading sheets, so you never know what you'll get |
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ProblemSpot Because life can be complicated for musicians. Professional, free advice from Lucinda Mackworth-Young, who is a leading Consultant in Psychology for Musicians. |
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Music Crosswords PracticeSpot's crossword collection - all dedicated to the subject musicians know best |
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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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Quick Jump

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