Sentence examples for musical learning from inspiring English sources

Our 'Musical Inventions' project significantly enhanced the musical learning of our Year 9 GCSE Music students.

The starting point is to define clearly the building blocks of musical learning, which are, to my mind: singing; reading music; access to instrumental tuition (both formal and informal); digital technology; attending live performance; creative involvement in composition; improvisation and performance of their own work.

But in some quarters, there's still a sense that broader musical learning is a side issue.

Marcus concluded that hours of daily practice can stimulate brain activity and musical learning at any age.

Quite simply, we need to get much better at telling people about opportunities for musical learning – and where to find them.

Musical Routes, a report into musical learning for children and young people in England that I produced in partnership with the Royal Philharmonic Society, identifies significant inequities of opportunity that are preventing many children from reaching their full musical potential.

He had a musical childhood, learning the violin when he was four, switching to the piano in an act of rebellion when he was 12.

With a coach in the sport, with a musical teacher learning an instrument,...having a conceptual understanding of something is not enough; you have to practice, practice, practice.

At launch, the Kids store includes thematic app collections, including "Create & Play," "Shapes & Colors," "Explore the World," "First Words & Numbers," "Musical Apps," "Learning Made Fun," "Interactive Kids Stories," and more.

It will also mine your YouTube viewing history for cues about your musical tastes, learning more as you use the system.

It looked at how pop musicians with no formal musical education learn music.