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The Effect of Digital Sheet Music Interfaces on Beginners’ Autonomous Practice, Flow and Cognition
With hardware upgrades and the spread of technology, piano learning has shifted from traditional paper scores to digital interfaces offering dynamic guidance and real-time feedback. However, how information presentation in digital sheet music influences beginners’ flow experience and cognitive load
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