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bftrumpet
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 Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 9:19 pm Post subject: Preparing a work you've previously performed |
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Hello all. Please take a second to check out my latest blog post about preparing a piece that you have previously performed and a bit of advice for aspiring students as well. Let me know what you think! Thanks.
http://benfairfieldtrumpet.com/?p=362
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juju831
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| This rings very true for a lot of what I've learned this year in my first year of college. I used to go to my lessons unprepared and ready to work things through with my teacher. But now I'm required to have it prepared enough that only the small things need to be ironed out. Makes my lessons much more productive! |
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Ekim Gram
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A decent read and a good reminder for those who wish to take things seriously.
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