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The live sessions with Gjermund Sivertsen are intended to help you practice more, be more thoughtful, and better clarify what to do and what not to do.

The duration of an entire live session will be around one hour (sometimes longer).

PART 1
In the beginning, we'll speak about things that matter (and don't matter), and set some goals for the session,

PART 2
Then we will get started to practice. All participating students (or those watching the replay) will practice their projects.

PART 3
After practicing, we'll hang out again for a few minutes, discussing what went well and what could be better. We'll also set individual goals about how much we want to practice each day on average before the next time.

Our goal is that you find the live sessions to be meaningful, fun, and part of your weekly practicing routine.

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Payment: It is free to participate, but we are very thankful for donations.

For how long is the replay available?

It is available for three days (or seven days if you decide to donate.)

If I cannot attend, can I watch the replay?

Yes. But, please remember to register for the replay.

How will I access the live sessions?

The link will become available 30 minutes before the event's start to our live-jazz supporters and
15 minutes to everyone else. The link will show up at the top of this page.

If I think that I can attend, but for some reason did not make it, will I still get the replay?

Yes. If you are not sure if you will make it, we recommend signing up for the LIVE session. Then, if you don't make it, after all, you can watch the replay instead.

Will there be a library of past events available?

Only the previous live session will become available.

Do I need to show my face during the sessions?

We will leave that up to you to decide. We still hope to see you in the live training sessions.

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One last thing:
Feel free to suggest days and times for these live practicing together sessions. (As long as it is not in the middle of the night (Oslo timezone))

Welcome. Practicing the piano can be not only fun but also a social experience. Enjoy!
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