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In recent years brain-scanning techniques have revealed the true ability of the brain to learn via the imagination. In one experiment the brain of a young violinist was scanned to compare two condi…
Imagination: Practising Without Instrument, Without Notation. | Learning Strategies for Musical Success Learning Strategies for Musical Success Understanding musical success Home › Music Education › Imagination: Practising Without Instrument, Without Notation. Imagination: Practising Without Instrument, Without Notation. Posted on April 1, 2014 by mdgriffin63 - 1 Comment In recent years brain-scanning techniques have revealed the true ability of the brain to learn via the imagination. In one experiment the brain of a young violinist was scanned to compare two conditions: 1) playing
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