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Hi, Mike,
This is an interesting topic.
For me, it really depends on the type of song. I use sheet music to learn songs from musiclas, classical music, religious music and choral music.
I can figure out many songs from the radio by ear - starting with chord progressions, and then melodies- as I have fairly good knowledge of chords.
Emily
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