Did you know that it's possible to practice your musical repertoire even when you don't have your instrument in your hands? Learn all about the skill of audiation, a.k.a. imagining music in your head, and how it can improve your musical memory, your understanding of the music itself, and even your performances.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 081
Links and Resources
• Interview with Sharon Mark-Teggart
• Interview with Gerald Klickstein
• Interview with Donna Schwartz
• Gordon Institute of Music Learning
• About Active Listening
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