Rejuvenate your playing

It happens to all of us. We practice. We have our routine (which is good!). We have our allotted practice time and organized it into a balance diet of exercises and music for an efficient route to progress.

And then after a few months, stagnation sets in. We’re zoning out, tuning out, and feeling generally flat.

What can you do to get you out of this artistic rut?

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1 Comment

Helena on January 8, 2009 at 6:56 am

Hi Jason, what a great topic & right on time!
Apropos practice, I recall you briefed us about posting the ELGAR cello concert by Guy Tuneh, can you be more specific when will you publish that Video.

Thanks

Helena

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