Zen Saxophone
I was reading a post on Sax Station today called “Beginner’s Mind Child’s Mind for Saxophone” and it reminded me of a book I read recently called Zen Guitar. It’s a fantastic book, and I think anyone playing an instrument would find it useful, to be honest the book could probably apply equally well to just about any endeavour in life. The book focuses on the whole approach to playing an instrument, and perhaps more importantly a myriad of aspects that we may not think about in our normal day-to-day practice. It’s not expensive and I think it has a little something for everyone, check it out, and as always would love to know what you think.
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Interesting, maybe I’ll check that book out. So you play both guitar and saxophone? What’s your main instrument?
-Neal
Neal, you should.. it’s definitely a great book and very much along the lines of you post at Sax Station. My main squeeze is definitely the Sax, I’m very passionate about it, but my beautiful guitar (soon to be the subject of an upcoming post) cries out to be played
Thanks for reading!