Building Your Fire
Don’t rush building your fire.
arrange • compose • conduct
Don’t rush building your fire.
“Don’t stop till it’s fixed” is bad advice.
One-on-one studio work is as easy as 1,2,3.
Effective studio feedback is personal.
What’s the chord with the highest risk of making young singers struggle?
When do you stop an ensemble in rehearsal?
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.
This is a great way to feel prepared.
My streaming library is full of one-song playlists.