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  • Band
    • Band Warm-Ups
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    • Band Practice Schedule
    • Band Instrument Tips
    • Fingering Charts- Band
    • Note Reading, Music Theory, and Ear Training
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    • Chorus Warm-Ups
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    • Chorus Practice Schedule
    • Note Reading, Music Theory, and Ear Training
  • Orchestra
    • Tuning Your Instrument
    • Orchestra Warm-Ups
    • Orchestra Music
    • Orchestra Practice Schedule
    • Orchestra Instrument Tips
    • Fingering Charts- Orchestra
    • Note Reading, Music Theory, and Ear Training
  • Exploratory Music
    • Musical Creation
  • Guitar and Bass Guitar Corner
  • Key Skills and Understandings
  • Behavior Expectations
  • Music Schedule for Distance Learning
  • Why Music?
  • About
  • Contact
LAMS MUSIC

CHorus Practice Schedule

Practicing is very important, but smart practicing is even better!

Click here to create your own Practice Log (it will ask you to make a copy for your own drive!)
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Here are some practice tips:
  1. Pick one or two warm-ups and songs to work on each week.
  2. Create musical goals for yourself: don't practice the whole song! Just practice the part that you want to improve on. This will save you so much time!
  3. Track your progress: did you give yourself enough time to accomplish your music goal? What resource could you use to help you accomplish your goal?
  4. Take breaks: 15 focused minutes of practicing is better than 45 minutes of unfocused practice!
Last Updated: August 2020