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PRACTICE BOOKS
A lot of skills for effective practice and about organisation can be taught. Therefore in the worldwide survey the question was asked if people had taken a course on how to practice effectively and efficiently. Only 34% of the flutists had a course on the subject. 21% has read some books, 14% share the viewpoint that they think they don’t need it and the resulting 31% would love to take a course on it. In the comment section there was space to leave suggestions for further reading on effective and efficient practice.
The suggestions are:
The Musicians Way
Gerard Kickstein
The Inner Game of Music
Barry Green
Flow
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Mindset
Carol Dweck
The Art of Practicing
Alice Arzt
The Music Lesson
Victor Wooten
10 Minutes Toughness
Jason Selk
De Paradox van Plankenkoorts
Mieke Wouters
Het Ontstemde Brein
Esther van Fenema
The Talent Code
Daniel Coyle
The Bulletproof Musician blog
Noa Kageyama
Six weeks to finals
Sharon Sparrow
The Simple Flute
Michel Debost
The online course
Rob Knopper
Artistique Technique
Stevens
The podcast Mind Over Fingers
Renée-Paule Gauthier
The Gilbert Legacy
Angelita Floyd
In de muziek
Wieke Karsten
A Soprano on her Head
Eloise Ristad
Practice Revolution
Phil Johnston
The Aspiring Flutist's Practice Companion
Terry Sanchez
The Flute Scale Book
Louke and George
In pursuit of excellence
Terry Orlick
Passionate practice
Margret Elson
Inside sport psychology
Paul Dickenston
Fit in 15 minutes
Benjamin Bergmann
Atomic Habits
James Clear
Music and the flute
Thomas Nyfenger
The Flute Book
Nancy Toff
Effortless Mastery
Kenny Werner
The Art of Practicing
Madeline Bruser
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