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Date: | Sun, 15 Aug 1999 16:08:06 +0100 |
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I have a problem. I am a pianist, having played the piano for the past
10 years. However, recently (i.e. in the past 2 years or so) I have
developed a sort of "stammer" when sight-reading - I seem to have the urge
to play each chord or bar at least 3 times before moving on to the next
passage. I also seem unable to stop this from happening, no matter how
much I tell myself to "play the next bit without repeating". This problem
is extremely annoying - I am currently preparing for grade 7 (UK) and
learning Handel's Allemande is proving very difficult and time-consuming.
I also play percussion and tuba, and curiously, I don't experience the
"stutter" when sight-reading on either tuba or any percussion instrument -
only piano.
Has anyone else experienced, or come across, this problem? And if so,
how exactly did you stamp it out?
Yours in desperation,
Ed Potter:)
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