Reimagining Music Practice
Paul McGlincheyReimagining music practice is about how musicians can redesign practice so they feel like they're playing their game rather than someone else's.
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Best You Can
Welcome to the guild. It isn’t one place. It’s wherever someone is practicing and someone else stops to help.
This story didn’t happen exactly as written. And yet, it is true.
You’re inside the guild now.
One day about noontime,...
Celebrating 100 with Dr. Merlin Thompson
Last week I sat down with my music-teaching mentor, Merlin Thompson, to record the 100th episode of his Teach Music 21C podcast — and getting to be part of a milestone like that felt like a real privilege.
If you haven’t come across Merlin...
Imagining The Room
Last week, I imagined music practice as a Renaissance guild. I hinted at it with questions. What would happen there? What would it feel like? What would be taught?
Let me show you what I see.
You walk into a room. The rise and fall...
A Workshop. Not a Classroom.
“Hotbeds” and Guilds
In a recent video, journalist and author Daniel Coyle compared what he calls “talent hotbeds” to Renaissance guilds.1 I’d read about this idea in his book, The Talent Code. But something about hearing him talk abou...
Not Just Alone
Tell me if this sounds familiar to you.
In the practice room with your instrument. You’re not quite sure what you’re supposed to do next. And you’re alone.
But you’re not just alone. You feel lonely.
There’s a difference. Alone is a...
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I help musicians and teachers transform practice from a chore into a path of growth, joy, and meaning. Writing about music, learning, and the art of practice.
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