Two possible methods of learning to play a musical instrument are either studying music theory and reading notation in a formal classroom setting, or learning to play by ear by improvising with other musicians in a band.
Discuss how the multi-store model of memory explains how a person learns to read musical notation in a formal classroom setting. You must make reference to the context in your answer.
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