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A 5-post collection

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Thinking About Practice: Part Five

Reducing Music to Technique: Intelligent Bunglers and Brainless Acrobats First, some disclaimers: 1. The words in the title after the colon are not mine, they’re »

Christopher Berg on practice, technical study, Tausig, Leschetizky, Rachmaninoff, Lhévinne, Cortot 22 June 2015

Thinking About Practice, Part Four

Practice By Design Or Waste Your Time Although I can’t possibly have read everything written about practice, I’ve read, heard, taught, and done enough »

Christopher Berg on practice, Feldenkrais Technique, mindfulness, mastery 12 May 2015

Thinking About Practice, Part Three

Dagobah and East Coker When I first saw Scott Tennant’s Pumping Nylon[1] years ago, I was surprised to see a page that contained nothing »

Christopher Berg on practice, T. S. Eliot, Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais Technique, Body Mapping 29 April 2015

Thinking About Practice, Part Two

Principles or Directives? A principle is a truth or proposition that shapes our reasoning and behavior. We want to have good reasons for what we do »

Christopher Berg on practice, principles, directives, Soundboard, Noad, Romero, Parkening 11 April 2015

Thinking About Practice, Part One

Thinking About Practice; Practice Is About Thinking Today I inaugurate a multi-part exploration of something musicians do every day, but may take for granted: practice. Much »

Christopher Berg on Busoni, practice 02 April 2015
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