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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, what's up? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Welcome to another episode of the Learned Jazz Standards podcast where I'm answering your jazz and music related questions five days a week to help you have more fun playing jazz, feel more confident, and become the jazz improviser that you know that you can be. All right, we have a great question today.

Actually, this question comes from one of our Learn Jazz standards inner circle members.

Her name is Adele. And she asked this, how can I keep learning new songs while retaining the

ones I have already worked on, even with the limited

time I have to practice. So how can I keep learning new songs while retaining the ones I've

already worked on, even with the limited time to practice? This is such a great question,

Adele, because we hear this a lot from our inner circle members who,

the main thing that we do there in our inner circle membership is we learn one new jazz

standard a month. It's just something we really believe in. And we've seen just so much evidence

is an amazing strategy for our students. But it inevitably

gets you asking that question. If I'm always learning a new song or even more frequently than

one a month, how do I remember all of them? We have some members that have been with us for three years,

right? And they've learned a lot of jazz standards. And, you know, they may wonder

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