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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Each Time You Play
You’re in your practice space, ready to begin. You have your goal and your target.1
You make your first attempt. It seems to be going okay, but you’re not sure. It sounds fine but it doesn’t feel quite right. Instead of stopping when you r...
Know Your Target
You get to your practice space sooner than usual. You have something you know you can complete today. You find the book you need from the stack next to your instrument. Sitting down, you open the score on the music stand. You point to the s...
Your One Completable Thing
You found the piece of music you’re excited to work on today. You put the score on your music stand and look at it. A whole page (or two or three), row after row of lines, dots, and shapes that don’t look like the music is supposed to sound...
The First Move
Six months ago, I wanted to learn the fugue from Beethoven’s String Quartet Opus 131.
The biggest difficulty getting started was the four staves of the score. Being a pianist, I’m used to two. Adding to the challenge, there are voice-cros...
The Game I Couldn't See
I was preparing my first show for a brand new educational theatre group. It was a show I hadn’t played and was not familiar with: Little Shop of Horrors. Into the second of the two weeks I had before first rehearsal with the cast, I was wor...
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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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