https://staging.fiddlehed.com/members/willk/activity/ Activity feed for Bill Kolshorn. Wed, 06 May 2026 23:24:19 -0700 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 3e7c677b9401bba79f315c7311c1612f https://staging.fiddlehed.com/activity-streams/p/13097/#acomment-22611 Fri, 28 Jun 2024 14:27:47 -0700 This is probably, for me, the best and hardest advice to follow. I am not a very patient person. I always want to move along and see what’s next, but, I am learning that playing slowly does have many benefits.

In reply to - jason kleinberg wrote a new post Music teachers are always trying to get students to slow down. Maybe they should tell them playing extremely slow is the Jedi-knight secret to playing fast. It may seem […] ]]> 455728dca639fa0a5819b48cf0073788 https://staging.fiddlehed.com/activity-streams/p/13515/#acomment-22442 Fri, 10 May 2024 19:28:51 -0700 I like the chaining idea, especially as it relates to parts of a song. I tend to want to play the whole song without really paying attention to the parts. I find it easier to do with a song I am trying to learn rather than with plain scales.

In reply to - jason kleinberg wrote a new post The Fun Fiddle Practice Of Chaining Here’s a practice technique called “Chaining”. The basic idea is to incrementally add to what you are practicing. You can slowly piece together n […] ]]> ff1f3d1a7960cb6352facb9d8404e6a6 https://staging.fiddlehed.com/activity-streams/p/22430/ Tue, 07 May 2024 18:52:45 -0700 Well, it looks like I missed a session today. Didn’t know there was one. I have only been with Fiddlehed for a few days and I’m working on setting up a good place to practice and figuring out what technology I need and don’t need. Of course, I am following the lessons too.

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