"In Mozart's real letters to his family, he revealed that he revised his
compositions, sometimes got stuck, needed a piano and harpsichord to
compose, left and returned to his work, and contemplated theory, craft,
melody and rhythm when composing."
"So here is still more evidence of the plasticity of the brain, and its ability to adapt to new habits, new skills, and new information. Start
doing the work, and the brain responds, allowing one to build and
retain not just technical knowledge, but also the imaginative capacity
needed to utilize it fully."
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