Submission Date: 2016/06/17
Definition: the ability to reproduce a particular movement without conscious thought - acquired through frequent repetition of that movement
Additional Information: When you're younger, often what you're playing is less complex, and you tend to remember pieces quite naturally. Young pianists are often very quick and rely a lot on their muscle memory – like the kind we all use typing. This is dangerous, however; if you're nervous or tired or distracted on stage, it's the first thing to go. [The Guardian]
Approval Status: Pending Investigation