African American Christian Wedding Songs : Segovia and bream

Many years I taught, I saw all the different types of approaches to practice and learn new songs. There is the style of practice that I call "the steamroller". This is where you someone who is steamrolls through the song, undermining the notes, with a total disregard for any technique or accuracy. That we, the audience end up hearing tends to look something like a steamroller on a heap of hammers. That!

Then there is the "deer in headlights". It is when a person is so shy and afraid to play the wrong note, that they end up playing at a snails pace. Their technique is excessive caution and they play so softly that the sound of my cat walking on the floor has a tendency to drown at their game.

Having read countless stories of my favourite musicians, I come through two broad approaches of two of the best guitar players that we have known. Andre Segovia was once regarded as the best classical guitar player in the world. When they passed, many people believe that the elite recognition was given to Julian Bream. Therefore this that practice more styles to consider!

Andre Segovia was questioned about its methods of practice and how he was able to play parts complex error free. Reply let us practice method and principle of formation. They said that when starting a new play, they play through it slowly. If they made a small error, they would let her go and make a mental note. The next time around the room, they would be sure correct the error.

Julian Bream asked a similar question. His response sounded arrogant, yet simple. "I never made a mistake." In fact, it was not an arrogant statement; He was just let us know his approach to practice. They have developed his response by saying: "I never played at a pace that would yield an error." This means that they never faster plays that they can manage. I find that somewhere between the two guitar Giants practice patterns is a good place to be. If you make a small mistake, let go and do the next time. Also, if you are too many mistakes, tell you to play in the room without errors. This will heighten your attention to a greater degree and will allow you to accelerate your progress.

I created these principles so that you can get the best out of your guitar playing. Testing and implementation strategy today. Have fun with it!

John Maurice Doyle is a high-performance elite guitar in Los Angeles, California. His clients have included Hollywood celebrities "A list" international rock stars and huge artists pro. He is the owner of the monster green and creator of the Monster House music guitar method interactive international series guitar instructional DVD. Visit http://www.greenmonstermusic.com/and download your free guitar lesson and listen to Podcasts of his monster of the guitar (also available on iTunes).

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