Saxophonist, certified Alexander Technique teacher, practice coach, focal dystonia coach. Love helping musicians improve their performance and practice.
@haynesbrooke Thanks! And yes (as someone who is an improvising musician, as well as an AT teacher who works a lot with actors), I'd say there is definite overlap here between both disciplines.
Whether you improvise, or not, this is a book about being available to the magic of making music: The Most Important Book I've Ever Read About the Process of Improvisation https://t.co/DroomvaBOe via @BillPlake
Speaking with an old friend today, we began talking about how we've both changed in the 40+ years we've known each other. "The biggest difference from then to now", she says, "is our ability to give and receive love so easily and readily." True. Beautiful.
Today's music practice thought: At the end of each practice session, take adequate time to reflect upon and revisit all the things that made you feel good about the practice experience. Cultivate your curiosity and motivation from a place of gratitude.
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