Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Just throwing it out there...
When is it good to practice? I think any time is good, but really does it help if you are tired and don't really focus on the music? I ran through some stuff today and I need to do a little penny gaming on a few spots on stuff that I've now been on for almost 2 weeks now. I believe that trying to practice and getting through practice are two different ways of practice: trying means you want to practice, and getting means you want to just run over things and put the instrument down. I felt like today I did a little of both, it seemed like I could have done more but I did work over some troubled areas so I didn't feel like complete crap.
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I find that if I am very tired, it is a MUST to do breathing exercises. That will help with waking up and having a good practice session. I find that if I am mad about someone or something, I have a hard time focusing. If you can focus during your breathing exercises, then you will have a good practice session.
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