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The Inner Game of Music Barry Green, W. Timothy Gallwey
Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

Or "I can't believe I made that blunder!" etc.) that are already in the past. Of 'natural learning' that make up the Inner Game methodology, and shows how to apply them to reach a new level in the learning and performing of music. The Inner Game of Music is a book written by double bassist Barry Green. Timothy Gallwey is one of the music practice books I constantly use in my teaching. In a great book about performing called "The Inner Game of Music", the author says, (and I am paraphrasing here), that we can best understand the workings of the ego by looking at the process of falling asleep. I have always been fascinated by the “inner game” of music or anything in my life that I want to get good at. The Inner Game of Music by Barry Green and W. Um alento para todos aqueles como eu, criados no rigor da música erudita! The Inner Game of Music By Barry Green and Timothy Gallwey. I've just started reading 'The Inner Game of Tennis' and I think many of the inner battles musicians have with themselves are accurately described by it, even though it focuses on sport psychology and not music. The Inner Game of Music by Barry Green, with Timothy Gallwey 15 chapters 225 pages This book is based on Gallwey's quite successful title, The Inner Game of Tennis. This is a great read for any music student because it describes in simple ways how to avoid the pitfalls that can ruin or obstruct the “game” of your musical development. Later that year I saw a clinic given by Barry Green (Inner Game of Music) with a concert band, using the same concepts I was experimenting with, although it was on the “legit” side of the fence. The initial books on the subject are "The Inner Game of Tennis" and "The Inner Game of Music," and both have insights worth exploring. I must re-read The Inner Game of Music again at some point, and I agree it is excellent. Acabei de ler por recomendação da Beatriz Roman. WHEN SHORTSTOP Jimmy Rollins cleared his head with "The Inner Game of Tennis," it helped the Phillies reach the playoffs, helped make him an MVP and helped end a playoff slump.