Sep 7, 2017
Practice…like a PRO
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Practice…like a PRO
Practice Music Effectively Without Frustration
Masterclass on Slow Practice
Stare With Your Ears: Håkan Hardenberger Master Class
Stare With Your Ears: Håkan Hardenberger Master Class
Håkan Hardenberger (on right)
Jazz trumpeter Ingrid Jensen–pregnant with her first child–went to Sweden to play in a festival that included performers from fantastic trumpeters like Ingrid from all over the world, including Swedish trumpeter Håkan Hardenberger (check out a documentary about him here). The only trumpeter Ingrid’s baby reacted to was Hardenberger. His tone is so resonant and…
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Stare With Your Ears
Stare With Your Ears
Håkan Hardenberger (on right)
Jazz trumpeter Ingrid Jensen–pregnant with her first child–went to Sweden to play in a festival that included performers from fantastic trumpeters like Ingrid from all over the world, including Swedish trumpeter Håkan Hardenberger (check out a documentary about him here). The only trumpeter Ingrid’s baby reacted to was Hardenberger. His tone is so resonant and…
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Want to Practice Better? Forget About "Natural" Ability.
Want to Practice Better? Forget About “Natural” Ability.
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One of the most important chapters in The Practice of Practice--chapter 6--has nothing to do with practice directly, it has to do with what you think about musical talent. Is musical ability "natural," a gift of genetics? Is it something…
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Erin McKeown first opened my eyes about how practice can be very different depending on the kind of…
Music is unique. The more I know about how it works, the deeper it gets; the better it becomes.
~ Erin McKeown, from the Interview
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Erin McKeown first opened my eyes about how practice can be very different depending on the kind of music you’re making. When I spoke with her, she said a variation of what many non-classical musicians say about…
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