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Absolutely! I learned to play a lot of fast runs of sixteenth notes by varying the rhythm. Effective and much more fun than starting slowly ticking up the metro
by _raoulcousins 10y ago
Absolutely! I learned to play a lot of fast runs of sixteenth notes by varying the rhythm. Effective and much more fun than starting slowly ticking up the metronome (although I do a lot of that too).
- chopin 10y agoYou may want to check out Cortot, who did a series on how to practice Chopin pieces, notably the notorious Etudes. One of the techniques he describes is varying either rhythm or accentuation. I tried especially the latter which works pretty well. But I am a bit unsure whether it is a genuine effect or a consequence that a practice a chunk more often if you do this.