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Solid article and advice.
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That website is amazing. I've gotten so many useful tips from those folks. That site is chock-full of great practice ideas!
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| Don't remember how I stumbled across the site but glad I did. |
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JBarrer
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| Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2017 10:45 am Post subject: Mental Health |
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| Great article. Practicing familiar tunes activates those parts of your brain that were associated with that music when you played it earlier. If you ever in your life enjoyed playing an instrument, never quit. But, if you have not played it in a long time, return to it and re-experience the pleasures you once had. |
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Wcobb
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| Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2017 9:21 am Post subject: Switching horns |
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| I'm actually thinking about switching to flugelhorn verses the trumpet. So, I might sell my Harrelson. Any thoughts on the type of pro flugelhorn to purchase? |
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