So, while i was surfing the web, i came across a piece about a form of music theory called Audiation. Now, i am a piano player and obviously, this came across as interest to me. anyone else know about this? Does anyone know how i could practice something like this? i am buying a book on amazon for 24$ so that should help
Interesting... I think you just have to recall the music in your head, imagine how you hands would move, and then practice it? Like if you see A, you think how A would sound and then where A is on the keyboard? Also I think that playing a piece without looking at the score might also count as Audiation practice. You hear the notes and rhythm, comprehend in your head, then play it. Like learning a new language? Hearing how they pronounce the words and then shadowing it. Repeat until you can do it perfectly like a native would? I don't play the piano but I play the violin and usually I have to listen to the piece a lot just to work on getting right intonation. I don't know if that counts as Audiation. The suzuki method I used to be taught in emphasized on listening and reproducing music, maybe it's similar.
