Use this METHOD to stay ORGANIZED in your PRACTICE

[@curtpiazza1688]

Excellent suggestions....thanks!

[@remuspierre7573]

Amazing advice

[@remuspierre7573]

This video is helpful

[@andresgunther]

Thank you for the ideas! Organists use Post-its a lot for jotting stop (=sound combination) and manual (keyboard) changes in the score. Since every organ is different, we don't want to write that directly in the score. For my practice at home I use post-it minis for reminding myself to use metronome for a certain part (and how many bpm), or mark a certain page that needs work, or write a mini-goal. When i's achieved /not longer necessary I simply remove them.
BTW, Post-it was invented by a guy who worked for 3M and wanted to use temporary bookmarks in his church hymnal without messing it up. He used an adhesive that 3M had developed, but since it wouldn't stick they were about to discard the formula. The rest is (a for sure several MM$$$) history!

[@jeeyoonkimpianist]

I didnt know about post it back story. That is so cool!!!

[@Jcorban08]

What an awesome series! Loving the post it notes tips! Have never used them before and am excited to share with my students. The L.H. with improvised R.H. sounds like too much fun. Yay for Kjos publishing - I like them, and Keith Snell, too. They seem like a pretty good deal compared to other publishers. A cute Apple dispenser, indeed, and is easy to use with one hand, might be important especially when other hand is busy with camera ;)
Several minutes just before commenting on your video, I was playing around with the big iPad and it seems that it could possibly work good with Apple Pencil (highlight tool, yellow color) to simulate post-it notes on music. Also, I recently learned about, but haven’t tried, using paper clips. For example: 1 measure learned = 1 paper clip earned, repeat for next measure, join both clips together when both measures are learned, continue for more measures/clips. To be safe, I would only keep clips on the piano bench, lol. Thanks again . . . I sure appreciate our online family!

[@jeeyoonkimpianist]

Your paper clip idea is interesting! I sometime use that as well for the marking! I certainly use iPad for many colorful markings as well, but you know, still I like papers to work at the same time also. I guess I can never be truly millennial. lol
I love Kjos publishing books, and yes Keith series are nice. I have a whole set and use occasionally. Definitely seems to be cheaper than others.

[@remuspierre7573]

Thank you Kim for replying to my comments I really appreciate it

[@remuspierre7573]

Thank you jeesookim

[@remuspierre7573]

Thank you jeesookim

[@duannehaughton4893]

Thank you for this video, and showing fun ways to ingrain more piano music😊😊😊

[@jeeyoonkimpianist]

That is great! Thank you!

[@MarkSomosoMusic]

Wow.. Thanks for your tips. Nice tutorial.... I play piano also on my channel but I don't have my classical chops anymore..

[@jeeyoonkimpianist]

Thank you! I will stop by your channel as well! 😉