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- Beeler - Bottom line of Allegreto piece
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August 2009 goals
Technique.
Don't overcommit.
Keep loving playing.
Don't overcommit.
Keep loving playing.
About Me
- Michelle Bonnet
- I bought my first trombone on January 28, 2006. I'm a chemist by education and trade but I do IT now. I lived in the Bush when I was a kid and life was very different then & there.
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- and the wind joined me
- BPU Day 12 intent
- Broke my hour
- I am a fiend!
- 1 hour & 18 minutes total, for BPU Day 10
- witches ride!
- G flat
- Testing those chops
- Practice 3 - 5 more minutes for a total of 1 hour,...
- Day 9 practice 2 - 35 minutes
- 29 minutes
- Good ol' Engelbert
- Hours In
- day 8 - 34 minutes
- lunchtime timed practice
- day 7 & Symphony Rehearsal 1 & I am in love with t...
- Tenor Clef
- goal ...
- quick lunch practice
- Great Lesson. Remembering why I am playing.
- BPU Day 5 - 32 minutes
- lunchtime intent
- Post about BPU Day 4, a day later
- intent & practice all rolled up in 1 - BPU Day 3, ...
- session 2, realized
- Saturday Practice 2 intent
- BPU Day 2 ... so nice to be back
- Saturday Practice 1 Intent
- Redemption ... BPU Day 1 ... again
- ummm the best laid plans ... of mice and trombonists?
- Fairbanks Practice intent
- Mary Had a Little Lamb
- Tired intent ... but already BPU Day 11
- BPU Day 10
- Squeezed in just a little more
- Important Discoveries
- Eat first
- Day ? + 1 ... BPU Day 9
- Day ?
- Suzanne asked me to play for her while she packed,...
- ha ha, foiled myself
- Night off
- after lunch
- Lesson Results
- A little warmup, and just a lesson
- galloping through mud
- Evening intention
- Lunchtime Practice, actual
- Lunchtime Practice Goal
- practice goal, ... almost realized
- tired puppy's practice goal
- Reading Rehearsal ...
- practice, resumed
- A little wind
- Rainy practice
- Sunday practice goals
- debts
- Michelle's Practice Log
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July 2009 goals
1. Use July and August as space to work on my technique.
2. Be very careful about what I agree to play, so I don't get into another overcommitment situation.
3. Work on my legato, clean starts and ends of notes, playing beautifully, playing with dynamics.
4. Impress Jack when I have my next lesson. :)
2. Be very careful about what I agree to play, so I don't get into another overcommitment situation.
3. Work on my legato, clean starts and ends of notes, playing beautifully, playing with dynamics.
4. Impress Jack when I have my next lesson. :)
May 2009 goals
Work on my low notes.
Improve my tonguing. Clean tonguing. Get away from this smearing between notes.
Improve my tonguing. Clean tonguing. Get away from this smearing between notes.
April 2009 goals
Play less material, practice as much or more, and play my material well. Play it well.
March 2009 goals
G Every Day:
Do D-E-F-G-A-G-F-E-D.
Long tones in the C-D-E-F neighborhood.
Work octaves from top to bottom as well as bottom to top.
Pedal practice Every Day.
Do D-E-F-G-A-G-F-E-D.
Long tones in the C-D-E-F neighborhood.
Work octaves from top to bottom as well as bottom to top.
Pedal practice Every Day.
February 2009 goals
In a word, slow it down and get it right.
Not too different from January. Slow it down and get it right. I will not play perfectly by the time I die, so let's just try to play well, now.
Not too different from January. Slow it down and get it right. I will not play perfectly by the time I die, so let's just try to play well, now.
January 2009 goals
Simple goal this month: To play everything as well and as beautifully as possible. Slow things down in practice in order to play them well.
Remember that the point of the instrument is to sound beautiful. So, do it.
Remember that the point of the instrument is to sound beautiful. So, do it.
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