I think that's when you really know a piece, when you can play it incredibly slowly. Paradoxically it's easy to play quickly and just let your fingers play out their muscle memory, playing something really slowly is the challenge.
I think that's when you really know a piece, when you can play it incredibly slowly. Paradoxically it's easy to play quickly and just let your fingers play out their muscle memory, playing something really slowly is the challenge.
Now I’m wondering if you can tell a kid is from an “even” or “odd” generation by which way they tie shoes…
I wonder if what you describe is kind of the reason for this.
- cheap liquid dishwasher detergent including in the prewash cup instead of costly pods that deprive the prewash cycle of soap
- Put bleach in the washer's bleach dispenser and use hot water for any light sheets, no, it doesn't hurt prints or fade light colors
- cook anything you can fit in the air fryer to decrease total time ~70% vs an oven
Why would I want to cook my milkshake?
However my wife, who’s 3 weeks younger than me, ties her shoes in a completely different way to me, which I believe is a “bunny ears” method.
Give the large variety of ways to tie shoes, there’s no way you could infer anything other than the way they are doing it now.
Even with the bunny ear method right bunny ear over left is wrong, it comes undone much easier than left bunny ear over right.
If you're like me there's a Google rabbit hole to disappear into for 1/2 hour, completely forget about, and carry on doing it completely wrong.