Music Recognition Challenges
Eric discusses the complexities of optical music recognition, highlighting the challenges posed by the two-dimensional nature of music notation. He emphasizes that many older musical works remain untransformed into modern formats, presenting opportunities for creative exploration and musicology. The conversation reveals the intricate relationship between notation and musicians' understanding, showcasing the intelligence embedded in musical structures.In this clip
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I have a question about the episode 952: Adam Grant | The Science of Tapping Into Your Hidden Potential and the clip Learning Through Music. Why have I never met a music teacher who thinks about brain function in how they teach, even though they teach concepts based on personal experience, such as how much time to spend on activities or what types of activities are most effective? It seems similar to a gym routine.
I've never met a music teacher who thinks about brain function in how they teach. Yet, they teach things they learned anecdotally, such as how much time to spend on one activity or what types of activities are most effective: scales and patterns in all keys, literature, technique exercises, and memorizing songs. It is much like a gym routine.