On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 dogmac@r... wrote:
> Related to the new poll, can I as some advice?
>
> We have a major project due at work, which means working some long
> hours every day (10pm or 11pm finishes). Obviously when I get home
> after that, I can't really practice, as the neighbours would rightly
> chop me into little pieces and boil me in oil. Does anyone have any
> ideas of things one can do whilst at work to help keep your technique
> in some order. When I remember, I can practice hookup and correct
> placement without actual noise, but I would like to know if anyone
> else has any hints.
An alternative would be "in the car" practice on the way to/from work (or
in the parking lot at lunctime). While one's posture is not ideal when
sitting in the car, I have found that there are a lot of exercises I can
do while driving (or sitting parked) without straining. I also find the
car is a great place to learn repertoire - working with an audio cassette
on repetition repetition repetition.
KM
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