Be prepared - the old adage... Glenn Kotche told, “By this, I mean know the music and your parts well. This makes everyone elses life easier, and it makes things more fun since you can enjoy the music instead of worrying about what might happen next. Be early to rehearsals and performances – a little extra time makes all the difference if something goes wrong or something unexpected happens. Make sure all of your gear is working properly and sounds great. And dont forget to pack anything if youre bringing your own gear to the show. I cant overstate the importance of being prepared. This also means to put the time into learning and exploring your instrument, so when you are called on for that lucky break, youre ready.
Posted on: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 20:00:01 +0000
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