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    Practice Advice from Bud Herseth

    This is a nice collection of thoughts from Adolph "Bud" Herseth, former principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

    http://blog.brassmusiconline.com/pra...m-bud-herseth/
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    Excellent collection of quotes or advice. Four times I read, "NEVER PRACTICE, BUT ALWAYS PERFORM". Great advice!
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    That's a heck of a lot to put up on my wall :-P
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    Lots of good things to consider in this article! What a great musician!

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