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Post by isaacs on Feb 17, 2006 16:35:53 GMT 10
but i think you're kind of missing the point mark and throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Nope. Baby and bathwater still there. Just dropping the bathwater's level so baby doesn't drown, lowering the temperature so the baby doesn't scald itself and scooping some gunk that floats on the surface. Baby well, bathwater cool. I like the baby now. |
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Post by betty on Feb 17, 2006 16:38:12 GMT 10
my mum sings this old song that goes Babys on fire better throw her in the water
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Post by cartman on Feb 19, 2006 11:19:52 GMT 10
Not about me Not about me. I wrote about the book Not about me. Is it about what? What is it about? Listening book, havent heard it. Read it, good book. Not about me. Its all about me. Harmonic experience. More people should get this. This is not about me. Good book Guts dude what the %^£$ happened to u? godammit i dont understnd. sounds like u need some PIZZA fast! dudes im outta here |
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Post by giannim on Feb 20, 2006 17:26:31 GMT 10
I have found the book useful with some older students who really struggle with unlocking the blocks to their creativity. So many peolple actually don't seem to enjoy performing but don't know why. Although Kenny Werner does go on a bit in the book, he does put his concepts in a manner which many people can absorb. Particurlarly when it comes to the issues to do with self judgment that so many musicians silently practise.
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