This is a great book. If you want to make serious use of your
practice time, the Musician’s Practice Planner is for you.
Branford Marsalis, Saxophonist
“Here’s How You Can Quickly and Easily Have Productive Practice Sessions Guaranteed To Get You Closer to Your Goals…
Without Spending One Minute More
on Practicing Than You Do Today!”
Dear Musician,
How much is mastering your instrument worth to you?
Suppose you could add just one step to your current practice sessions and see a brand new level of improvement?
Imagine… You practice exactly the same amount of time that you do today-but each practice session is more productive and leads you closer to your goals.
Sounds too good to be true?
Well, it isn’t if you have the right tool.
Think about it: Laser-like focus in the practice room is the most powerful skill you could ever learn. When you are 100% focused on your goals and you are able to pay attention to every detail of what you are practicing, you will improve your playing in ways never before imagined. Simply put, total focus in the practice room is the secret to achieving musical success.
But Creating That Total Focus Is The Hard Part…
You could spend hours in the practice room every day and still not make very much progress. Many musicians do just that. They haven’t figured out just what it takes to stay focused and see real improvements.
So, instead of knocking yourself out trying to come up with just the right way to concentrate during your practice sessions, you can now have it inside a best-selling book called:
“Musician’s Practice Planner”
At last! A proven way to quickly improve your playing is here.
But don’t take our word for it, here’s what musicians from all over the country are saying about this unique system for achieving musical success:
This is a great organizational tool for focusing your energies towards the daily pursuit of growing on your instrument.
Bruce Hornsby, Pianist and Singer-Songwriter
We all the know the old saying, “How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice!” This is true and when practice is presented in a fun and organized way, it works! This wonderful planner accomplishes just that, and I have begun to use it this week even after 30 years as a professional singer. And, I have noticed an improvement. I endorse this wonderful planner most enthusiastically.
Frederica von Stade, Opera Singer
The Musician’s Practice Planner helps provide structure and focus for both student and teacher, in the practice room and in the lesson. Time, our most valuable nonrenewable resource, will be spent more efficiently and effectively with the help of this elegantly constructed tool.
Gerald Fischbach, String Pedagogue
Co-author, Artistry in Strings and Viva Vibrato
The Practice Planner can help you stay focused on what you really need
to practice by making you more conscious of how you’re spending your practice time. I’ve been enjoying using this valuable tool.
Steve Smith, Drummer (Vital Information, Journey, Jean Luc Ponty)
ALL my students use the Musician’s Practice Planner. The set up of the book is great. Every week I can see quickly what needs to be done, and I can also look back over the weeks and see how far my students have progressed. I wish I had something like this years ago.
Betsy London, Violin and Viola Teacher, Oakland, CA
An excellent tool to help students, educators and professionals organize and clarify their practice time.
Randy Brecker, Trumpeter
What a great way for students and teachers to focus on goals! I recommend the Musician’s Practice Planner to anyone who wants to make the most of their practice time.
Geraldine Walther, Principal Violist, retired
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
I’ve been an enthusiastic promoter of the Musician’s Practice Planner for many years now, starting when I was dean at MacPhail Center for Music. I encouraged our large (more than 500 families) Suzuki department to try out the MPP and they’ve been using them successfully every year since. Whether the straightforward monitoring of practice time and content or journaling the subtle ups and downs of the learning process, the Musician’s Practice Planner is flexible enough for all ages and levels of students, from young beginners through college music majors. Even pros have told me it can really help organize the demands of their hectic practice needs.
Janis Weller, Professor of Flute, University of Wisconsin-River Falls
