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My sightreading was bad (and how I fixed it)	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
Reading music is not easy and takes regular effort to keep up to scratch. Here are a few practical tips on how to make great music from the dots.

Get some bebop into your playing #1	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
Bebop (jazz) lines feature certain 'devices' that help to make the sound. Here the Major bebop scale and 'enclosures' are presented.

How do I play better solos?	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
Saxophonist Lester Young used to talk about soloists "telling their stories" and in many ways musical improvisation has a lot in common with the art of public speaking.

How to improve your practice results	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
The Ultimate Practice Routine describes common problems that many musicians struggle with and suggests some routines and concepts which will help.

How to play music fast	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
Here are some ideas to help you to improve your technique so that you can play faster. This method works - it takes time but it will definitely make you rethink your way of practising and appreciate the technique of those who can BURN!

Learn faster and have more fun - play duets!	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
If you play duets with another musician, you will improve your musical skills and get more enjoyment from playing music, than by simply practising by yourself.

How to transcribe	Topic: How to... Tips for All Musicians
Transcribing is either copying what you hear as notes on paper or playing the music on your instrument. It's slow and difficult when you first start but as your ear improves and you understand more about music, you'll really see (and hear) the benefits of doing it.

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