Comments on: Another Great Call Last Night = Effortless Mastery Telewebinar #003 http://kennywernerlive.com/effortless-mastery-telewebinars/another-great-call-last-night-effortless-mastery-telewebinar-003 Kenny Werner's Effortless Mastery books, DVD's, CD's, Telewebinars, and Jazz Blog Mon, 07 Mar 2011 00:50:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: John Devitt http://kennywernerlive.com/effortless-mastery-telewebinars/another-great-call-last-night-effortless-mastery-telewebinar-003/comment-page-1#comment-755 John Devitt Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:46:34 +0000 http://kennywernerlive.com/?p=108#comment-755 At the risk of sounding boring: I thoroughly enjoyed this latest webinar. I love the way Kenny puts the whole thing in perspective: it's not that important..play with this stuff, but don't turn it into your next stick to beat yourself up with. One can even consider dropping music altogether and doing something else! John At the risk of sounding boring: I thoroughly enjoyed this latest webinar.

I love the way Kenny puts the whole thing in perspective: it’s not that important..play with this stuff, but don’t turn it into your next stick to beat yourself up with. One can even consider dropping music altogether and doing something else!

John

]]> By: Andy Allen http://kennywernerlive.com/effortless-mastery-telewebinars/another-great-call-last-night-effortless-mastery-telewebinar-003/comment-page-1#comment-723 Andy Allen Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:42:40 +0000 http://kennywernerlive.com/?p=108#comment-723 I managed to catch the webinar live this week, and it was the best yet. The questions reflected concerns of my own that I had not formed clearly enough to ask myself. Well done Kenny and Andrew, thanks for bringing these extra resources to us. We even had a question from a bass player - chalk up one for the rhythm section! :) On that subject I find that playing bass (particularly upright bass) is such a demanding physical activity that it does make it harder to stay in the space while playing. Anyone want to comment on that? I suppose the answer is to just keep plugging away a little at a time until it gets there. Another quick question for Kenny or Andrew - last night you referenced a newer version of the book that deals with the step four practice priorities as a triangle rather than a rectangle. I have the older version and would be interested to know what the changes are. Would it be possible to write a post covering the changes for us 'older' owners. Thanks again, Andy I managed to catch the webinar live this week, and it was the best yet. The questions reflected concerns of my own that I had not formed clearly enough to ask myself. Well done Kenny and Andrew, thanks for bringing these extra resources to us.

We even had a question from a bass player – chalk up one for the rhythm section! :) On that subject I find that playing bass (particularly upright bass) is such a demanding physical activity that it does make it harder to stay in the space while playing. Anyone want to comment on that? I suppose the answer is to just keep plugging away a little at a time until it gets there.

Another quick question for Kenny or Andrew – last night you referenced a newer version of the book that deals with the step four practice priorities as a triangle rather than a rectangle. I have the older version and would be interested to know what the changes are. Would it be possible to write a post covering the changes for us ‘older’ owners.

Thanks again,

Andy

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