PART 2 - Pacing Your Repertoire Selections (Existing Repertoire)

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[@più_lento_28_13]

Oh my god the timing, this is exactly what i am doing these past couple weeks. Thank you Josh !!

[@HarmonyHeardDifferent]

Thank you Josh for these fresh insights in the art of practicing!
You'd be surprised how a lot of us can use what you shared in that video for organising/planning
our piano repertoire pieces/projects, but also use those same insights in pacing our efforts in general in every day things
*this video is like a reminder "in some sense"
Just the video I needed to watch at the right time!😂
This video definitely gave me new ideas😊

[@daniel.s.d]

Thank you for all the wonderful info you share with us all.
I’ve learned a great deal with you along the years.

[@hazenbroozers]

I recently heard you play Intermezzo by Manuel Ponce and absolutely loved the piece and also heard you play a piece by Monpou. I'm currently working on Ponces piece and would've never know about it if you hadn't mentioned it in one of your videos so thank you so much for always mentioning different and unique pieces and playing little snippets of a piece. Your channel has helped me tremendously.

[@jemapiano]

Thank you for sharing these great tips!

[@hurricane_hazel]

Your videos are always inspiring. Thank you.

[@TheMarionettePianist]

This is such helpful info. Thank you.

[@koseogluem]

Thank you so much for sharing your own experience with such honestly :)

[@pedrocosta3311]

This was very helpful! Thank you very much!
Congratulations for your work!

[@tplayspiano]

This was really helpful, thank you. I have been struggling with how to stay in touch with my older favorite pieces while still learning new ones. There is so much beautiful music and only so much time.

[@CathyOlson-bt4ed]

Very Helpful!!! Thank you!

[@bradowens9856]

I can't thank you enough for what you do!!

[@joshwrightpiano]

Thanks so much for your kindness Brad

[@jancanbek7279]

Thanks

[@bjarne123123]

Thanks