I really enjoyed talking with Winston Hall last week. One of the things he said really struck me and I’ve been thinking about it ever since. He said, “Reading music is the most analytical way to make music.” and that wasn’t how his brain was wired.
My brain actually feels safer and more confident with the music, in fact, I feel frozen if I don’t have music in front of me; I don’t know what to play!
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Resources mentioned in today's show
Winston Hall’s interview: PPP 318: Wrong Note Right: The Story of an Accidental Piano Man
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