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brief booklet
which summarizes a complete practicing methodology for guitarists (also
useful to other musicians). Topics discussed include the concepts of inner
and outer poise, negative factors that affect practice, the three elements
necessary for fruitful practice, and much more.This is a new edition published by Mel Bay.
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In order to learn to practice effectively the performer must first understand the nature of the peculiar challenge posed by a public performance and his/her capacity to face it not only successfully, but actually enjoy doing it. Loving music, and even loving to play music (for oneself), are not guarantees for success as a performer. One must feel the need to share with others one's music-making in order to become a successful performer.
The practice approach described here is focused on the ultimate goal of successful public performance. To practice well, in this context, means to achieve the goal of playing well in public.
Ricardo Iznaola, 1992
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