You Don’t Suck: Setting Practice Boundaries
Every time I’m asked to play Prokofiev’s 5th Symphony, I have intense flashbacks to my first experience learning and performing it. I had just finished my freshman year of high […]
Category Archives: Music education
Tetris and Extended Practice Breaks: Are they even Related?
Considering my last post was over four years ago, I hesitate to call this a blog. But this is definitely a bloggish-style post, because it’s gonna be a haphazard collection […]
Violin Lessons
My conductor here at The Shepherd School of Music, maestro Larry Rachleff, stresses that as musicians, we must give back what we have learned through our endless hours of practice […]
Andrea Jarrett 