After over a decade of research and teaching in the area of performance psychology, I have decided to launch my own blog: The Curious Musician. This will be a place for me to share thoughts and research on a variety of topics related to how we can improve our experience on stage and in the practice room.
When it comes to practicing, we often think in terms of time: How many hours are necessary to achieve optimal progress? While this is a valid concern, a more important question is how we can make each hour count. What is the most efficient way to work so that what is practiced today actually sticks tomorrow? There is nothing more frustrating than spending a day hard at work only to return the next day at the starting line.
It has been a number of years since I first wrote about “random practice” for Noa Kageyama’s Bulletproof Musician Blog. Since then, I have been excited to see the discussion, experimenting, and even controversy that has resulted.
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28-01
Apr 2021
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Canada
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Festival Adjudicator Atlantic Festivals of Music
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02
Jun 2021
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Germany
Berlin
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Iris Trio Night Music – Works by M. Bruch, Randy Woolf, and Florian Hoefner/Don McKay (Espresso Concert Series)
2:00pm
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030 · 20 30 9 2101 | ||
