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05-21-2006, 12:53 AM
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   | Enlightened by watching Just saw another Dallas Symphony Orchestra concert, tonight they played Pictures. I've gone to see them regularly and I've noticed something. I've noticed how much you can learn just by watching the pros. Just by observing them perform you can take note of all sorts of details among individual players as well as how the section plays together. (Not to mention the motivation you get from seeing them do their stuff  ) And then all those observations can help you in your practice sessions. Has anyone else noticed this? If you're not sure, then go take in a concert and check it out. It's always good to see the pros!  -Brad |
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