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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Keeping Score
We’ve all had this experience. You sit down to practice, out of a sense of obligation, and you realize that you don’t know what to do.
Okay, warm up. So you go through your warm-up routine. But you’re not really there. It’s automatic. You...
In The Loop
In the practice room, preparing for a rehearsal. This modulation needs to land clearly or the singer won’t know the pitch or beat to come back in on.
Right now, I’m aiming to get it right three times in a row. Several times I’ve gotten tw...
You Can't Be Taught to Practice
Evening. A woman at her home piano. She’s practicing the Chopin Mazurka Opus 24 #4 in Bb minor. She knows how it should sound. She can make the two lines in the right hand distinct. But when she adds the left hand, the lines in the right ha...
Designing for Flow
If you hear about effortlessness as something that is attainable but not something you can actually do, you can reasonably ask in exasperation, “What’s the point?”
Here are two experiences you may recognize.
You sit down for focused pur...
Earned Effortlessness
You’ve probably been told to “just get out of your way”, or “don’t try so hard”. This recommendation displays a kernel of wisdom.
On the surface, it can be alluring. We are attracted to the belief that all of our efforts will somehow coal...
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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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