HOW TO PRACTICE

by DAVID LIEBMAN
One major point to remember concerns the avoidance of attempting to accomplish t
oo many goals while practicing. The mind cannot easily digest more than one or t
wo major points at the same time and still be effective. Always be very clear as
to what you are practicing a particular exercise for. Example: Long tones on sa
xophone are for breathing and evenness of sound no inflections, vibrato, etc. Scal
es are for speed and fingering difficulties, etc.
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David Liebman

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