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Listen to what you are playing with "My Part" on-What should you sound like when you play the music?

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Slow the tempo down to make the music easier!

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Take away the rhythm of the song and play
every note until your fingers remember the way they should be. Try playing every note
as a half note. Once you have every note as a half note down, try playing every note as
a quarter note. Once you have the quarter note down try playing as a sixteenth note.
Once you have that down play as written with the rhythm again.

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Play from one note to the next note. Focusing on creating a focused tone
(sound) between two notes.

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Start with the two first notes then keep adding on a note. This is
similar to the “Note By Note” method but you keep the rhythm in while you add on the
next notes.

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Sing your part and finger along. This method is best used
during band class but can be used sometimes at home.

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Sometimes there is one note that you struggle with playing. Play the
passage you are working on and stop on the note you are struggling on. It’s called
“Ghost Note” because you finger the note that you are struggling on but stop the air.

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Play the same measure over and over. This is a good method to use when
you have it in your fingers and need the extra practice.

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This method is good for playing notes that are grouped in
groups of two or four. Play the two or four notes grouped together and hold the next
note in the measure.