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Nowhere to Go
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Weird Thing About Musicians
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The Death of Perfection
by Scotty Webber • • 0 Comments
You were a dream and a fantasy,
So real I could almost feel you in my hands.
But like a mirage born of thirst and dryness,
You were most certainly an illusion,
Cultivated by desperation, nourished by judgement.
So, I will lay you to rest,
Forever gone.
I won’t even mourn you,
Or feel guilty not remembering
What I thought you were.
About The Death of Perfection – Perfectionism causes unnecessary stress, anxiety, and self-doubt. The text was originally composed as part of a therapeutic exercise during which the author held a funeral for perfection. Remember, each failure is just a step on the staircase that leads to success.
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You don’t always have to be practicing to always be practicing (know what I mean?)
by Scotty Webber • • 2 Comments
Yeah, that’s what I said, “You don’t always have to be practicing in order to become a better trumpet player, performer, and musician.” By the way, if you are not interested in becoming any of those three things, I think you may be on the wrong website! Anyways, we all know how important it is…
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Trumpet Range, Endurance, and Tone Quality
by Scotty Webber • • 6 Comments
Are you struggling to play above the staff? Do your lips become brittle and unresponsive after difficult forte passages? Are you still searching for more endurance and power? Do you want a full sound that will carry over a full 18-piece arrangement? I can help you. I’ve experienced every problem that young trumpet players will…