Yuja Wang's Memory: how does a pianist remember so many pieces? #yujawang #memorytechniques #shorts

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as a pianist who took psychology, this is great!! brain plasticity is so important and doing such activities helps maintain your ability to grow and continue learning. practice really is important because unused neural connections get lost as your brain is adapting, it’s hard to rely only on muscle memory.

siopaobun
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It’s muscle memory and takes a lot of practice

ceeceequeen
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Some extra ordinary savant-like ability here. Coupled with a thousand, thousand hours of practice.

capemaxi
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Love to meet her one day to hear her play.

davidlynch
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Pero eso lo puede hacer cualquier concertista! Su virtuosismo no, pero la memoria para un solista es un requisito.

carlosjavierguzman
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Many (very many) things come together here. No one knows exactly how a human brain works. Certenly not the memory part. If you don't believe me, fine. Ask your shrink.

terpentoon