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RE: picado and tired fingers (in reply to Miguel de Maria)
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I practiced all day then had this tough 4 hour gig. That´s most probably the problem. You practice to much. If you want to play more than 4 hours one day, the rest of the time should be used for studying new repetoire, memorizing and other things that does not tire your fingers. That´s what I was told many years ago when I studied classical violin. I cant see why it shouldn´t be the same on the guitar.
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Date Mar. 2 2006 7:13:04
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RE: picado and tired fingers (in reply to Miguel de Maria)
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miguel, dude, stress recovery stress recovery. not only we are not the best judges of our abilities, performances etc at times. is playing making stress (from fatigue, or critigue or whatever) that connotate to more stress in your playing which makes you not play as well (in yrmind) and makes more stress blah blah. Indeed life is strange. think tao, let go, and you might see you are actually playing better than you think and your stress is being made by the organism making it. as you said , I played poorly, my hands are sore, I was late. stressed out. recipe for disaster. Like a police officer who goes into a bar fight after a heavy meal at mcdonalds. Let it go for awhile, a day, whatever, take a walk, pick a flower. watch a cloud do something you havent done since you were five. but let your guitar mind return to nothingness. and then let your mind play not your hands. whereever it takes them. Your posts are usually so clear, so focused. I can see the stress in your typing. cya
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Date Mar. 3 2006 3:06:02
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