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Practice

This is an old blog post that I decided to go back and update. Some of the ideas I expressed here have evolved since the first writ­ing, so I wanted to reflect that. I’ve totally removed the bit about mak­ing orga­nized prac­tice rou­tines because, as it occurs to me, they’ve never been so suc­cess­ful. I’d

Six Things

I could have used this about ten years ago. Derek Sivers, Berklee alum and inven­tor of CDBaby.com, gives a pep talk to the enter­ing class of 2008.

I’m Grumpy.

It is 2:30 AM. I should go to bed. I have a big gig tomor­row as well as a paper and a speech to pre­pare for the end of my third term at ECPI.. which, by the way, has been get­ting the best of me. I don’t have any issues with the sub­ject mat­ter, and I

Something For Lester

Some­time in 1998 I was attend­ing my first les­son with Whit Browne at Berklee Col­lege of Music. I picked Whit as my teacher after an incred­i­bly embar­rass­ing place­ment audi­tion. Whit was actu­ally one of the pro­fes­sors that audi­tioned me, and I won’t say I was totally hor­ri­ble, I just didn’t know what was expected of