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Arjuna
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 Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 5:39 pm Post subject: Witnessing Your Own Playing |
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A technique that allows a player to witness his own playing is to see yourself listening from the audience playing exactly as you have always wanted to.
Think of experiencing your own playing so ideally that it gives you chills or goose flesh on every note.
This practice opens the heart and emotional expression allowing for complete communication of one’s artistry to manifest. |
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Fuzzy Dunlop
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Brad361
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I absolutely could not have come up with a better response.😎 The phrase "get over yourself" comes to mind from that clip.
Brad
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1jazzyalex
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Be the lip.... (then open your case and a bunch'a mutes and loose music sheets come falling out all over the floor LOL 
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