Why do we practice?

March 5, 2024 by rheuben

Why do we practice? It is simple to learn what our instrument and we can do.
Develop our own sound, develop technique, improve our time, in general become the best player we can.

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Why do we practice? It is simple to learn what our instrument and we can do. Develop our own sound, develop technique, improve our time, in general become the best player we can.

Why do we practice? It is simple to learn what our instrument and we can do.
Develop our own sound, develop technique, improve our time, in general become the best player we can.