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Join us! DISCORD:   / discord   📙 THE TEST 👉 https://cahierdupianiste.com/faut-il-... References to other videos:    • [4.2] Chapitre IV - apprendre les accords ...      • Organiser sa session de travail au piano   👉 The Piano Method: https://cahierdupianiste.com/methode-... 👉 Music Theory: https://cahierdupianiste.com/solfege/ 👉 Technique: https://cahierdupianiste.com/technique/ ⭐⭐⭐The Pianist's Notebook Network ⭐⭐⭐ WEBSITE ► http://cahierdupianiste.com/ DISCORD ►   / discord   FORUM ► https://forum.cahierdupianiste.com/ SHOP ► https://boutique.cahierdupianiste.com/ FACEBOOK ►   / cahierdupianiste   INSTAGRAM ►   / le_cahier_du_pianiste   TWITTER ►   / cahierpianiste   🍿 My YouTube Channel 🍿:    / @sibmol-cdp   ⭐⭐⭐ To support The Pianist's Notebook ⭐⭐⭐ ►►►How to support The Pianist's Notebook:    • Comment soutenir le CahierDuPianiste ?   ►Support me via PayPal Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/cahierdupianiste ►Support me via Amazon: https://www.amazon.fr/hz/wishlist/ls/... I wish you all the best! [00:00] Introduction and context of the advice "start with the hardest part" [03:55] Part One: The 4 good reasons to start with the difficult part [09:36] Part Two: When theory clashes with practice [11:45] Drawback 1: The quicksand syndrome [13:25] Drawback 2: Losing the thread (the "puzzle" learning approach) [14:49] Drawback 3: Disorientation during transitions [15:32] Drawback 4: The risk of becoming tense when starting cold [17:13] Discovering your learning style: "Architect" or "Narrator"? [18:13] Presentation of the piano method (Sponsor) [18:54] Analysis of the test results and the "sandwich" learning method [20:58] Conclusion: Learning a piece is a strategy