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How to prepare for a music exam according to ChatGPT

1/28/2023

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My wife is preparing for your Grade 3 violin exam. She asked ChatGPT about preparing for the big event. Here are the results. 

Hi ChatGPT. What are your recommendations about preparing for a practical violin exam?

ChatGPT. Here are some general recommendations for preparing for a practical violin exam:
  1. Practice regularly: Set aside dedicated time each day to practice the pieces you will be performing in the exam.
  2. Work on technique: Make sure you are comfortable with the technical aspects of playing the violin, such as proper posture, bowing, and finger placement.
  3. Learn the pieces thoroughly: Make sure you have a good understanding of the music, including the melody, harmony, and rhythm.
  4. Practice with a metronome: Use a metronome to help you keep time and improve your sense of rhythm.
  5. Record yourself: Recording yourself while you practice can help you identify and correct any mistakes or areas that need improvement.
  6. Get feedback: Seek feedback from a teacher or a more experienced player to help identify areas of improvement and to gain confidence
  7. Get enough rest, eat well and stay healthy: Playing a musical instrument requires a lot of focus and energy, so make sure you're well-rested and healthy on the day of the exam.
  8. Practice performing: As the exam is a performance, practice performing your pieces to get comfortable with the stage and audience.
  9. Remember that exam is not the only measure of your skill, and don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just enjoy the process of playing.

Wow, the advice is solid. However, a few things are missing. 

10. Listen to professional recordings of your music. This is a proven method employed in the Suzuki music methods. Students need to be able to recognize an incorrect note(s) in their playing. 

​The advice is all old school except for step five. 

David
BTW, my wife is a professor of education who writes on Ai. 
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