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The Art of Jazz Improvisation
Jazz improvisation requires a unique skill set compared to classical music or chess. Rather than mastering static patterns, jazz musicians need to possess a flexible and creative representation of music to produce unique performances. This skill highlights the importance of variable practice and the ability to play music that is different from anything played before. Paul Berliner's book 'Thinking in Jazz' delves into the training and practice approaches of jazz musicians, providing insights that parallel cognitive psychology research on variable practice effects.
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