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Why My '3x3 System' Makes Memorizing Faster, Easier, And More Reliable
Never Forget A Piece Or Worry About Memory Slips Again
Week after week, I get messages from a small (but growing) group of switched-on musicians:
Amateurs who used to suffer from constant memory slips now feel totally secure and perform flawlessly from memory.
Then there are the professionals who get given new music to memorise every week. They report that this now takes them less time and causes them less stress.
Even those in their 70s (and beyond) who believed their memorizing days were behind them are now celebrating remembering pieces confidently once more.
And the many people who had always considered themselves 'bad memorizers'... Or who had tried memorization before only to fail repeatedly... They tell me they're now mastering pieces they never imagined playing without sheet music.
In short, musicians from amateur to pro level, across all instruments and musical genres...
... are using my '3x3 system' to memorize music quickly and effortlessly.
They are no longer merely playing music; they are the music. The notes are a part of them, as familiar as the lines on their palms. This is not just playing by heart; it's playing from the soul.
Keep reading to discover why your brain is designed to forget (rather than remember). And how the '3x3 system' allows you to override this so that you remember pieces forever.
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About Mark Morley-Fletcher
- Creator of Play In The Zone
- Jazz guitarist, choral singer, composer, and educator for over 30 years
- Teaching musicians online since 2017
- Has helped more than 8,000 students through online courses
Mark combines years of experience teaching and performing music with a PhD in Theoretical Physics. This allows him to bring key insights from the scientific method into his teaching.
Mark is an incredible educator, and combining his background in analytics and his interest in performance psychology, delivers some incredible tips and tricks for your progress.
Brent Vaartstra - Creator of LearnJazzStandards.com
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I love the advice and practical attitude in Mark's lessons. I did not think that miracles happen in two weeks, but I still got much more than I expected. Perhaps that is a little miracle. Thank you, Mark!
Anne Palonen
Bassoonist - Finland
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Again and again, I found myself saying, "Of course! It's so obvious!" but obviously it wasn't. That's a sign that you've just learned something valuable and fundamental. I've been so inspired that I've asked every member of my band to sign up as well.
Charles Benoit
Saxophonist - USA
Your Brain Was DESIGNED To Forget!
Humans evolved hardwired biological processes for forming memories because this was necessary for survival. This means everyone has the ability to create long-term musical memories. Regardless of age or skill level. Whether you play from sheet music or learn by ear.
However...
Storing everything in long-term memory would have been an evolutionary disaster. Excessive memory formation is energy-intensive and would overload the brain -- making it impossible to differentiate vital memories from trivial ones.
So our brains developed a 'gateway' process to filter out unnecessary memories. This gateway uses specific physical and environmental cues to decide if a potential memory is significant enough for long-term storage. And it actively blocks other candidates that don't meet these criteria.
Merely repeating a piece over and over again may give your brain the information you want to store... But it lacks those vital cues that will open the gateway. So you make little or no progress however hard you try.
If you want a different result, then you need to understand the biology and work with it rather than against it. That way you tap into deep brain circuits that will lock in the memories forever. It's not only efficient and reliable but also more enjoyable.
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Having never played a piece from memory, I was unsure about my chance of success. I had always thought repetition would do the job and it hadn't.
Mark's system took work to implement but it was effective. I memorized a 4-minute solo and performed it in public.
Perry Benson
Why The '3x3 System' Works So Well
The act of memorising is not one single process. Instead, your brain actually moves information through three distinct stages before it ends up in your long-term memory. You need to give your brain the correct cues in the right sequence in order for a new memory to pass through all three stages successfully.
And in order to retain musical memories effectively you need to record them as three separate streams.
When you combine the three stages of memorisation with the three memory streams then you'll memorise music much more effectively. It will go straight into your long-term memory and remain there securely. As a result, you'll feel confident playing from memory and enjoy your music more.
Combining the three stages and three streams is simple. But you need to do some very specific things in the correct order for it to work properly. That's why I created my '3x3 system' -- to allow anyone to apply this to their music quickly and easily.
The Three Stages of Memorisation
Simply playing a piece over and over again is ineffective. Deliberately applying the three stages is the key to memories that stick.
How The Memory Streams Work
Adding in extra streams is probably the easiest way to improve your results. You'll make stronger memories that hold up under pressure.
Evidence That The 3x3 System Works
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This has worked a treat. I’m now playing completely from memory. My sister, who's played piano all her life (me about 3 years) could never memorise a piece: I am proud to say I am teaching her. Thank you Mark.
Tricia Koury
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A really excellent course. I was able to memorise a Chopin Nocturne and a jazz standard using Mark's system. The Nocturne would have taken me months to learn but I was able to memorise it within a couple of weeks which was amazing.
Anna Stewart
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Helped me make the process of memorising music much easier and less stressful. The results are quite amazing; within a few weeks I am memorising music that I would never have dared try before. Another cracking course from Mark.
Elaine Bailey
What you get in Memorise Music Quickly & Reliably…
I’ve packaged up these key neuroscience insights together with effective exercises to create a short course called Memorise Music Quickly & Reliably.
It works for any instrument (including singers) and any style of music. Musicians at all levels – from occasional amateurs through to teachers and full-time pro performers – have all gone through the course and got outstanding results.
It gives you only the information you need, then gets you to put things into practice straight away.
1 - Bite-sized video lessons
Available on-demand as soon as you join. These lessons will teach you the essential neuroscience principles that you must follow to memorise music effectively. And they’ll help you avoid the pitfalls that slow most musicians down.
2 - Simple but powerful exercises
You'll complete these after each lesson to deepen your learning and apply the concepts to music you want to memorise. Each exercise will only take you a few minutes.
Additional Details
Module 1: The Fundamentals
- Introduction
- Stage 1 - Encoding
- Stage 2 - Consolidation
- Stage 3 - Retrieval
Module 2 - Memorising In Practice
- Memorising entire pieces
- Making it stick in the long-term
Module 3 - Performing From Memory
- Getting pieces performance-ready
- How to perform with confidence
- How breaking the music you want to learn down into “chunks” allows you to memorise more quickly, easily and securely
- How to select the best sized chunks to work with
- Why strategies that worked ok when you were younger become less effective as you age (and how to overcome this problem)
- The key difference between how students and professionals memorise pieces (the professional way is just as easy to do, but way more effective)
- The tempting trap that guarantees you’ll forget a piece after a week or so rather than having it stick for good (almost everyone makes this mistake)
- When you should ditch the sheet music and start working on playing something from memory
- How to stress test your memory of a piece so that you find out if it’s ready or not before you crash and burn on stage
- How deliberately designing “adversity conditions” improves your ability to perform from memory
- What causes memory slips in performance – and 2 strategies you can use to reduce the chance that this will happen
PLUS… 2 More Fast-Action Gifts
I want this decision to join Memorise Music Quickly & Reliably to be as easy for you to make as possible.
That’s why I want to give you these additional gifts, because they allow you to get even more out of the course and they make the lessons even easier to apply in practice.
Bonus Gift #1 - Q&A Call Recording
Save time, avoid wasted effort, and get deeper insights with this Question & Answer session (lasting almost 2 hours).
You'll see me help other musicians get clarity on the nuances of the course. And coach them to apply the concepts to their own unique situations.
Bonus Gift #2 - Downloadable Checklists and Cheat Sheets
Step-by-Step Memorization Checklist: Never worry about missing a vital step when you memorize a new piece.
Download and print the pdf, save it to your mobile or take it with you on the go. This checklist sets you up to successfully lock pieces into your long-term memory every time.
One-Page Summary Cheat Sheets: To make absolutely sure you don’t miss a single insight, I even take notes for you!
These printable pdf summaries (one for each module) allow you to review the key points of the course anytime, anywhere.
So... How Much Does It Cost?
This is the only course I know of that gives you a complete system for memorising music so that it sticks reliably. Since it has the ability to change the way you play forever I could easily charge $200 or more for the course.
But I believe this is knowledge that every musician deserves to have. I want to make it available to as many people as possible.
So people who find the course through my website normally pay just $69.
But right now I'm offering you a special discount because you've been recommended by a friend. I’m giving you the course for $34 -- less than half of the normal price.
That’s about half the cost of a single music lesson in order to get the insights that could open new doors for your music.
For $34, what do you have to lose?
100% Money Back Guarantee
If for any reason you don’t feel satisfied with Memorise Music Quickly & Reliably, you can get a full refund anytime within 30 days after your purchase. Just email [email protected] and ask for your money back. We’ll give it to you with no questions asked.
I’m offering this guarantee because I’ve seen the impact that following the course has had on thousands of musicians just like you. I know it works.
I don’t want you to have to wonder whether to invest in yourself. So I’m making it a complete no-brainer for you to try this out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Sure - see below...
Yes. The course is based on the underlying biology of how the brain forms new memories. This applies to anything we want to remember -- however we choose to learn it.
It doesn't matter if you use sheet music, learn tunes by ear, or use any other method. The system will work just fine.
The course works from the fundamental principles of neuroscience . These apply to everyone because they are hardwired into how the human brain works.
So you can apply these concepts to any material you’re working on at any level.
The system works for any instrument and for any style of music. However, the situation is slightly more complicated for singers...
The fundamental concepts in the course apply to how we learn anything. But the exercises are specifically designed to apply to learning musical notes -- not to memorise words. You can still apply all the ideas in the course to memorising song lyrics but you will need to adapt the exercises yourself.
Singers who have gone through the course already have had mixed success with this. Some have reported back that they found it fantastically helpful for memorising lyrics as well as the notes. Others have told me that it was great for memorising the notes but didn't help them so much with the lyrics.
This is not a mammoth brain dump of all that you could possibly know about memorising music. The focus is on giving you only the key information that you need. And showing you how to apply it effectively.
The video lessons that make up the bulk of the course last just over an hour. So you could get through the whole thing very quickly (although you will probably want to review the important parts more than once).
However, the real benefits will come when you put the information into practice. So allow a good amount of practice time to do that.
There is also almost 2 hours of a recorded Q&A session. You don't need to go through this material, but it is there to help you out if you want. And there are timestamps for the various questions that get answered so you can skip to the parts that are relevant to you.
Absolutely!
You get lifetime access to the course. You can go through the lessons at whatever speed you want, and you can revisit them as often as you like in the future.
You get lifetime access to the course and all the bonuses when you join. This is all for one single payment -- there are no rebills.
So you can go through everything at your own pace and review the lessons whenever you like.
You will receive INSTANT digital access to the course. After you sign up, you’ll get an email straight away with all your login details and the link to access the dedicated course website.
Which means that just minutes from now you could be well on your way to playing freely from memory...
There's nothing to ship, and you'll have access to all the material for life.
You can access the course on whatever device you prefer. Phone, laptop, tablet etc - they all work just fine.
The lessons are primarily delivered through video, but there’s text instructions and other materials where needed to support the key concepts and exercises.
Of course.
If you feel like you’re not getting any results in terms of memorising more quickly and easily... and playing from memory more freely…
Just send my support team an email and we’ll issue a refund right away.
The course is specifically designed for memorising music – so the practical exercises all assume that that’s your goal.
However, since the fundamental neuroscience principles apply to memory in general, they can be used to help memorise anything. This includes lyrics, music theory, and so on… but it should also work with topics beyond music.
Just be aware that the course may be missing concepts and techniques that have no relevance to memorising music but which are helpful for other areas.
I would not recommend joining the course if your aim is only to memorise other things. But you may well find that this is a nice extra bonus on top of improving your ability to memorise music.
Here’s what people are saying about the course
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I can learn music easier, faster and far more reliably
Although I could memorise pieces before doing the course, having done the course I can learn music easier, faster and far more reliably whether playing from memory or sheet music.
The course has boosted my confidence and competence to just sit and play with enjoyment. Thank you Mark.
Vincent Cousins
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I am enjoying a greater connection with my instrument...
Mark is a terrific teacher, and I regard each of his lessons as gold.
What I learnt in this short course has been taken into other areas of my music to great benefit. I am enjoying a greater connection with my instrument because of the very helpful exercises this course contains; a rewarding, lovely outcome.
Yvonne Clarke
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Seemed impossible... now it happened while having fun in less than a month
I found a new joy of playing the piano! I have always been a good sight reader, but I was very bad at memorizing pieces. Now I started to make memorizing part of my practice and it is a totally new way of making music. I feel addicted to my piano again. I absolutely recommend the memorizing course! I cant believe that I can play 3rd movement of moonlight sonata by heart now or even Debussy or Chopin - these pieces always seemed impossible for me to memorize, but now it happened while having fun in less than a month. I am truly thankful for that and already recommended the course to a friend.
Benedikt
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Memorising a piece in two days that took others a week
I didn't have any memory problems before. I did have a process which worked for me, eg. memorising a piece in two days that took others a week.
The course confirmed the validity of what I was doing so I can endorse everything Mark advises. This method works because it's what I've been doing successfully for years.
What I did learn was the theory behind what I was doing. The course structures and explains exactly what to do and how to do it. It also tells you why.
You could pick this up over many years through trial and error or you could do yourself a favour and learn it all here.
Gerry Nelson
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I have experienced results right away
Clear cut and organized. If one is willing to devote the time and is patient, he/she will see results. In the brief period I have worked on the lessons I have experienced results right away, and intend to continue until I see more of... which I am sure I will.
Lee B.
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Cleared things up in just the 1st lesson
This course goes straight to the point and cleared up my approach to memorizing after just the first lesson. Filled with strategies to get the most out of your practice. I'm excited to move forward faster with building my repertoire!
Tanya H.
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The 'one extra note' technique was an eye-opener
I'm a experienced musician playing a lot by memory. The systematic approach helped me find weak spots in my learning strategy and to clarify strategies I already used but now can use better.
Now I work to strengthen my muscle memory. I use one step ahead visualisation. Also the division of four measures blocks + one extra note technique was an eye-opener.
Ruud Post
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Practical steps I can follow right away [plus] a really useful Q&A session
This was a great course for me. It is not too long. It explains the theory behind memorisation and then goes on to provide practical steps I can follow right away.
Having done that, there is a really useful Q&A session with students that helps reinforce the learning and make things clearer.
Rob Green
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REGULAR PRICE: $69
*Special price since you've been recommended by a friend*
$34 (save 50%)
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