In a message dated 5/18/06 11:59:19 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Now I get to the point. I have found this training unbelievably helpful.
My intonation and pitch accuracy are unimaginably better than before. I try
to sing everything before I ever play it, and t
My $0.02 worth is that as a performance major, you should be
practicing (in addition to rehearsing) 3 hours/day. I'm sure that
the various ear training and analysis is helpful, but if you are
substantially below that amount of practice, you might want to think
about making some changes to
hi-
I am getting the idea already that perhaps people misunderstood me and I am
sorry if this was unclear, let me straighten out before too many reply. I am
not saying that "I don't need to learn theory because I am a performance
major."I hate that attitude and totally believe the opposite
You've answered your own question already - the training you're receiving is
helping you in ways you're aware of, and probably in ways you're not aware
of as well. Trust the people who designed your program, complete it to the
best of your ability, and go out into the world and practice your craft
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