By: Renee Bordner
NWE Music Studio Director
I often am asked if our students should memorize music for performances. For our students who elect to participate in adjudications or auditions, they are required to memorize the music. I do not ask our students to memorize their music otherwise for our informal and formal recitals. Since this question so frequently comes up, I thought I would sit down and research and write a massive blog entry about the evolution of how memorizing music came to be and the benefits. In my efforts to research this popular topic, I discovered that this article already had everything I wanted, plus it had links to listen to beautiful music. Please take a few minutes to read, listen and share your thoughts with me. I want to know if you prefer to hear and see a musician perform memorized music or not.
https://mattixmusic.com/why-memorize-music/
Musically yours,
Renee
NWE Music Studio Director
I often am asked if our students should memorize music for performances. For our students who elect to participate in adjudications or auditions, they are required to memorize the music. I do not ask our students to memorize their music otherwise for our informal and formal recitals. Since this question so frequently comes up, I thought I would sit down and research and write a massive blog entry about the evolution of how memorizing music came to be and the benefits. In my efforts to research this popular topic, I discovered that this article already had everything I wanted, plus it had links to listen to beautiful music. Please take a few minutes to read, listen and share your thoughts with me. I want to know if you prefer to hear and see a musician perform memorized music or not.
https://mattixmusic.com/why-memorize-music/
Musically yours,
Renee
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