Re: [Harp-L] Am I Alone???
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- Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Am I Alone???
- From: Michelle LeFree <mlefree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 09:25:59 -0700
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Michael D'Aurizio asks:
I practice at home, or in my truck at work. I come up with a lot of great licks. They are innovative (for me), musically advanced (for me), and I really get excited about layin down these great new riffs at the next gig. The next gig comes, and all I do is play the same old tired licks over and over again. I can't seem to get creative enough on stage to trust my skills, and let the " new and improved" chops flow. Once in a GREAT while the planets will be aligned just right, and the magic will happen, and the riffs will just flow from my instrument. I will leave that gig thinkin " Yeah baby, I'm on to the next level!!" Then the next gig same old sh#*!!! Am I alone with this??? Will I ever be able to catch "That Magic" more than once in a while?? I sure hope so!
You think that's bad? I play just like Joe Filisko when I'm in my
sofa... But I play just like ~me~ when I play out. :-\
I do have to admit it's getting better; it's getting better all the
time. Yes, I admit it's getting better!
Keep at it, Michael, it'll get better for you, too.
Michelle
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