Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2020-05-20 04:28
Yes, I think about how torturous the process would be, if I stop, of re-building everything I will have lost when I begin to be able to play again in public. Besides, sooner or later some kind of opportunity will come up and I don't want to say, "I need two or three weeks to get back in shape." We almost did a Zoom performance of the Beethoven Octet a couple of weeks ago. It didn't work out, I think, mostly because no one really knew how to do it. I was only able to consider playing because I've been working to stay in shape.
I'm reading through etudes I've never played before and going through some of the more stylistically accessible (to me) pieces on the Clarinet Institute CDs, discovering a lot of music I never knew about.
Karl
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The Clarinet BBoard
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