More Time On The Hard Part
Spend more time on the hard part.
arrange • compose • conduct
Spend more time on the hard part.
There’s no amount of skill or talent that can beat a consistent process.
The real reason to develop your music literacy is to help you practice.
Beginning the practice is the hardest part; give yourself grace.
Make one degree shifts, not sudden left turns.
What happens to your skills when you don’t practice them?
Acquiring new habits takes longer than you think.
The practice doesn’t take a day off for good behavior. Begin again.
Even when the piece is memorized, more pencil in the score is a sign of a more polished performance.
It’s not enough just to flag a line as difficult.