bandie08
01-21-08, 08:21 PM
I dont know why but I some times confuse trumpet fingerings like sometimes i forget to push down the right valve I know them but sometimes I end up playing alternate fingerings. is forgeting fingerings apart of dyscalulia? one of the symptoms are May have difficulty grasping concepts of formal music education. Difficulty sight-reading music, learning fingering to play an instrument, etc. Heres some things that people with Dyslexia/dyscalculia may do.
Barriers to Learning Music dyslexic pupils may:
Have a laterality problem leading to confusion re fingering etc.
Experience directional confusion e.g. up/down; left/right
Be adversely affected by the black/white page a musical notation,
sometimes triggering visual distortions, dizziness or nausea
Piano playing requires two-handed playing and two-stave reading, so can be
particularly difficult for dyslexic pupils (electronic keyboards may not create the same problems)
Need more time for aspects of a musical activity like sight-reading due to:
- Lack of fast processing ability
- Limitations on working memory
- Lack of automaticity of skills
- Inability to complete a task in the normal space of time
- The effects of frustration on skill development
Experience personal disorganisation, leading to:
- Losing track of time of lessons
- Forgetting/ losing instruments
- Forgetting music to be brought
- Turning up at the wrong place at the wrong time
Dyslexia and Music
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Music's own arrangements may be unhelpful:
- Time signatures that look like, but are not, fractions.
- Directions that can be in different languages
- There may be too many directions on the page to process at once
- Pages of music are very busy and crammed full causing visual
overloading
- There are graphic symbols as well as notes in written music
its expecially hard on trumpet because some times I confuse same fingering notes like C,E or F#,B. I just found out That I have dyscalculia two weeks ago and really hope it doesn't affect my playing.
Barriers to Learning Music dyslexic pupils may:
Have a laterality problem leading to confusion re fingering etc.
Experience directional confusion e.g. up/down; left/right
Be adversely affected by the black/white page a musical notation,
sometimes triggering visual distortions, dizziness or nausea
Piano playing requires two-handed playing and two-stave reading, so can be
particularly difficult for dyslexic pupils (electronic keyboards may not create the same problems)
Need more time for aspects of a musical activity like sight-reading due to:
- Lack of fast processing ability
- Limitations on working memory
- Lack of automaticity of skills
- Inability to complete a task in the normal space of time
- The effects of frustration on skill development
Experience personal disorganisation, leading to:
- Losing track of time of lessons
- Forgetting/ losing instruments
- Forgetting music to be brought
- Turning up at the wrong place at the wrong time
Dyslexia and Music
10
Music's own arrangements may be unhelpful:
- Time signatures that look like, but are not, fractions.
- Directions that can be in different languages
- There may be too many directions on the page to process at once
- Pages of music are very busy and crammed full causing visual
overloading
- There are graphic symbols as well as notes in written music
its expecially hard on trumpet because some times I confuse same fingering notes like C,E or F#,B. I just found out That I have dyscalculia two weeks ago and really hope it doesn't affect my playing.