New Lessons for MD & HD Players

This is what many of us wonder about.  You’ve been working hard on a new tune, and you’re fairly far along with it. But it's not perfect yet.  You still get hung up on Part B, the second line. You're tired of working on it, but you hate to move on until you've mastered it.So how do you know when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em? Well, I believe that even if you feel completely confident with a piece, it doesn’t mean you should just set it aside. As soon as you've mastered a good part of a tune, feel free to go ahead and start another. You'll still be practicing the old one because, when you practice, you always dedicate some time to warm-up, some time to reviewing old tunes, and some time to practicing new tunes.  It's a balancing act, and I know you can do it.