How To Memorize A Song Fast.... And Perform With FEELING

Want to know how to memorize a song fast?
Just as with memorizing a poem or committing a speech to memory, learning to remember song lyrics can be done many ways.
We focus on memory techniques on this channel, so you'll learn why the use of mnemonics is different than rote learning.
Plus, I'm giving you interpretive tips as well. After all, what's the point of singing a song you don't understand? Today you'll discover how to learn lyrics the right way.
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[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

What do you prefer? Rote learning lyrics or using mnemonics to rapidly memorize any song fast? Let me know and to prepare for the next video on how to memorize a speech, please be sure to check out my TEDx Talk next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8

[@hapaxia]

Thanks. I prefer mnemonics!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Good choice!

[@MrRozebud]

The one time I tried to memorize a song - it was waay harder than I imagined it would be (that was before mmm of course 🙂)

[@Renee-Heal-The-Eagle]

Both! I will hit repeat on my favorite songs and sing it by heart. I am going to make memory palacea for my favorite songs. That's what was so good about 80s songs the music videos were so creative and memorable.

[@Renee-Heal-The-Eagle]

About singing while doing dishes...I started counting in French while washing my hands. I also count down in French as well. Such a good idea!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That is a perfect application! I bet you sing very well too. Something new for your vlog? 📀

[@jazzdivanyc]

This is my first attempt at trying a memorization technique for lyrics. I have been a singer for 35 years and as I'm getting older I am finding that I need a tool now. Thank you for your lessons. I will need this for my upcoming New Year's Eve gig in NJ.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Happy memorizing and warm wishes for a great gig ahead!

[@priscamolotsi]

Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You are so welcome!

[@zafar5059]

Thank you for this I remembered the periodic table song with the help of your video 👍

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad it was helpful!

[@samuelcariaga548]

03:02 yeah! Thanks Dr Anthony 🤜🏽🤛🏽

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for noticing this part. It’s a beautiful song!

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

I love singing with friends!!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It is a pleasing thing to do!

[@nutcracker2916]

Thanks I memorised the lyrics to The Eagles . Hotel California using mnemonics as I used to only partially know it. I's one of my favourite songs.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That’s great! Do you remember any of the images you used while memorizing the song?

[@thegeniusjourney]

So helpful thank youuuu I love the why! I’d never have thought of this. My why is so connect our hearts together and bathe in yummy oxytocin love energy ! 🎉

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

An excellent why!

[@goldenstar_1007]

Now I understand why performers today use backing tracks.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Intriguing. Please say more.

[@rustyshackleford7984]

best case for liking a video ever presented

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your kind words. :-)

[@lukaszswistun3197]

Thank you for another great material 🙏 Btw did you change light or your camera? Image seems to be sharper, more vivid 💪

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for checking it out! I think it's the darker backgrounds that have changed everything. Nothing with the camera or lighting has changed. I also had a bit of a health issue for awhile, so wasn't quite myself. But I'm bouncing back now - hoping the trend continues. Thanks for noticing in the meantime and talk soon! :-)

[@palomavano4705]

I've chosen a song called " A Dios Le Pido". I will memorize this song because I am learning Spanish. I think that is a very good idea. I wish I can memorize "heart sutra" but it is very difficult and I don't understand the words. To memorize the song I think I need to understand the words, don't I?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Wow - that is a great song - thanks for mentioning it! Heart Sutra is fun to memorize in Mandarin. I do not agree that we need to understand the text first and have made an extended explanation of why I think this is true here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmHIgZSHZ96AjLM Please consider what I'm saying and then see if it makes sense for you. I'm sure it will and then you can get busy memorizing and understanding information in any language much faster. :-)

[@menacesinngamer]

Si se puede. Hago lo mismo para mejorar mi espanol. Buenos suerte.

[@Tuzzz94]

This is good stuff! I may not be joking when I'm saying that perhaps the biggest obstacle I've found when it comes to learning how to sing is the ability to remember lyrics. I have a tendency to be quite tense whilst performing because I'm afraid I will forget the lyrics (or timing) of the song. It pulls me out of the feeling and emotion of a song and into my head, also making me sing with less freedom and quality. Talking about timing, rhythm and the general melodic structure of the song: Do you have any specific tips for memorizing that?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Memorizing definitely leads to singing with greater freedom and the possibility for interpretation. In terms of timing, the general rule is if you can say it or speak it, you can understand it. So when I was on tour with my most complicated band and had a hard time with some of the progressive timings, I always figured them out verbally first and sung-spoke them. For understanding melody, theory is the key. Memorizing things like the modes and concepts like hexaphonic transpositions, etc. are massively assisted by having a solid foundation in beginning and ideally intermediate mnemonics. Does this way of looking at things make sense and help you out?

[@kawahxue8332]

YOU SANG A BEAUTIFUL SONG ,this song was FROM the late famous singer TERESA TANG 月亮代表我的心

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Yes, it is a beautiful song.

[@hiddentalent123]

What is the best way to memorise a song when you are ADHD.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I believe it is the same way as when you are not ADHD: Mnemonics. Using them has a special effect on your brain, and more than a few memory experts and memory champs have noticed this. Here's one interview that helps shed insight on how and why this works: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqSzZXWnlMZ5h5I Does it help you out?

[@reyfrancisjosephbadoc6068]

Hey anthony is there a way to memorize dances quickly ? As a dancer its where I struggle so I would like to know if there would be an excercise aside from repitition to improve muscle memory ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Yes, there are some ways to do this. I imagine most dance classes would cover the basic forms and these can be projected on walls in Memory Palaces.

[@reyfrancisjosephbadoc6068]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM interestingg

[@Miguel-zz1vv]

Hey Antony. What do you think about Binaural/Isochronic Tones to study? It works?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

My full thoughts here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/binaural-beats/ Make sense to you?

[@almond0009]

Dr Anthony, if a song or a speech has 70 words , how to place in each station of memory palace? Or i need to group the words to multiple sentences ?. Based on these 10 sentences, assign to 10 stations in memory palace? have just bought the master clase. I have not gone through all yet. Many thanks for the great video and course 🤠 love it 👍👍👍👍

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this question. How to place information in Memory Palaces is something each person discovers through practice. I would suggest having a look at the demonstration video at the beginning of the Masterplan for a detailed discussion. I used that same Memory Palace to memorize my TEDx talk: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 In it, I placed between 11 and 17 words per station on average. This means that I didn't force each station to have a full sentence. Sometimes a sentence would go over 2-3 stations. Does this answer help you out? :-)

[@almond0009]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Dr Anthony, noted thank you very much for great expertise.truly appreciate it

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

My pleasure. :-)

[@TheTimeProphet]

I play guitar and would like to sing. I have tried all the tricks and I go blank on the first chord. I very often can't even remember the first line.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this. Can you say more about the "tricks" you tried?

[@TheTimeProphet]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Some say if you visualise pictures in your mind you can remember things, but I can't remember the pictures. Also tried writing down the first letter of each line and memorising that, but I still can't remember. I very often go completely blank on the first line of a song, even if it is my favourite song. If a song is playing and I hear a line, I can very often remember the next line, but if it isn't playing I go blank. I can't give you precise videos I have watched, because that is the problem with having a poor memory, I can't remember them. Strangely though I can usually remember the chords to a song, but I suppose there is a lot less to remember there.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this. In the approach I'm sharing, the pictures aren't memorized because they're already in memory. I would suggest exploring the approach more so that you're not trying to remember using pictures, or even using pictures that need to be remembered at all. That's unlikely to be effective. Ultimately, poor memory is solvable in the same way weak muscles are typically solveable. But like muscles, if you aren't using the right tools in the gym, you can wind up getting little or no results. But when the right tools meet the right processes, very tight and powerful muscles will emerge. Memory is just like that if you train it well.

[@TheTimeProphet]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I understand what you are saying, but I have never been able to see the pictures in my brain. When I close my eyes I do not see a picture. I am very creative. I play guitar and I make youtube videos, but I have never seen anything when my eyes are shut, but vague shadows, sometimes colours.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I used this techniques for nearly 20 years before I started to experience what I believe people call "seeing" images in their brain. It's simply not necessary to see images in order to use mnemonics and there are memory competitors with aphantasia who do very well. So this is not the topic to spend too much time on (though I have covered it many times on this channel, also with interviews with one memory competitor in particular well-known for not seeing images). Creativity also has little or nothing to do with memory techniques. It's great, but not necessary for using memory techniques. Long story short: I need memory techniques to memorize lyrics myself. I normally don't see images in my mind and I don't particularly use my creativity to use mnemonics. That would simply take too long, and too much energy.

[@Ben-tx1yj]

Thank you Dr Anthony. Just 1 Question: how do you remember 2D Tables ??! for instance the Example below Thanks in Advance Dr Anthony | Earth | Moon | Sun | Size | XXX | YYY | ZZZ | Temparature | T1 | T2 | T3 |

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for asking about this. Basically you'll want to project this kind of info on the wall of a Memory Palace. There's a visual tutorial in the FAQ section of the MMM Masterclass where I memorize something very similar to this in real time as a demonstration with the Memory Palace on the screen.

[@Ben-tx1yj]

​@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks Dr Anthony for your fast reply. Ok So the best way is to project this on the wall of a memory palace. Thanks Have a great life

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

"Best" is not what I said. Life is indeed great - wishing you the same and look forward to your next post soon. :-)

[@Ben-tx1yj]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks Dr. Anthony For your fast reply. Yeah Life is great. So if this is not the best way, which way do you think is the best ? Thank you

[@Suresh-br2zz]

hello, what is the best way to learn songs in foreign language, where I don't understand the lyrics?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Having done this many times, I suggest using the Magnetic Memory Method.

[@Suresh-br2zz]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM ok does the method use visualisation techniques such as memory palaces, since the lyrics are in sanskrit & I have zero understanding of them as mentioned, so it is difficult to create visualisations of the words and auditory understanding is very minimal. So how would magnetic memory method work in this case, since it mainly uses visualisation techniques?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

As you'll discover in the Magnetic Memory Method Masterclass, there are hundreds of examples for Sanskrit. Even better, you don't have to visualize or create images. In fact, creating images is way too much work. Hope to see you in the course!

[@fof3904]

Sir how to memorize day. Month.year together?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Create a separate image for the months and have images for each number of the day or day of the week.

[@krishnasharma3073]

😃😃😃 thanks but I think I don't need to memorize songs

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

No worries. Though as I'm sure you're aware, the technique here is useful for a lot more than just songs. :-)