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These are good things to have when you sit down to practice...
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1. A room free from distraction. |
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2. A music stand. You can find a cheap folding music stand at any music store, buy one, you'll like it. |
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3. A glass of water, in case you get thirsty. |
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4. Sheet music, it always helps to have sheet music, when practicing sheet music. In time, some of our sheet will be available on this site for download. |
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5. A good reed. Saxes and Clarinets should have Rico brand #2 reeds. Note: If you don't play a reed instrument, you don't need a good reed. You need help. Just kidding, I play saxophone, it's a joke. |
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6. A clear and empty mind, ready to accept knowledge. (I write for fortune cookies on the side) |
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7. A pencil. So that you can write down everything you've worked on, or stuff that you need to work on...like combing your hair. Again, only joking. |
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8. A staff paper book. In mine, I write down musical ideas and revelations. It's like a diary, but your brother can read it without discovering your secret crush. |
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9. The Secret Word...which is not here anymore, keep looking. |
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