It's a mantra among all the best musicians I've ever known. It is a message I repeat to my students at least 40 times everyday. I say it because I care. Here is an excellent article that breaks down why this is so crucial and yet so often ignored.http://www.bulletproofmusician.com/is-slow-practice-really-necessary/ Play SLOWER! when practicing music. It’s a mantra among all the best musicians I’ve ever known. It is a message I repeat to my students at least 40 times everyday. I say it because I care. Here is an excellent article that breaks down why this is so crucial and yetContinue readingPlay SLOWER! when practicing music
I Sell the Most When I Give it All Away
Thank you to all of you (and there were a lot) that took me up on my offer of gifting my Entire Music Catalog over this past holiday. I was told this was a brave and risky thing to do. I am grateful and humbled that so many people took the time to listen. I am also grateful for the unexpected spike in sales. Christmas eve was my heaviest music sales day of the entire year! Thank you for your support! If you missed it, don’t worry. You’ll be able to open a tab and let my Everything album play all day long from right here.
What you do for Work vs what you do for Joy. Are they different things?
What you do for Work vs what you do for Joy. Are they different things? When I return from what I’m told is “work,” I set-up all my gear and continue from where I left off. It’s my idea of a good time. A day “on” much resembles a day “off” and that suits me just fine. Are your days off like that? Or do they serve as an escape from days at work? If your answer is the latter, you may want to re-examine what you do with your days off. 🙂 Below: Over-thinking my ukulele tone (Hint: the shirt makes a huge difference!) Everyone does this…don’tContinue readingWhat you do for Work vs what you do for Joy. Are they different things?
