Charles Davis (saxophonist) Hamilton College Interview Block 199 (Q2289): Difference between revisions
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Well endurance, you have to learn how to practice also. Because without the drudgery of practice, practice is not as pretty as what's seen as a performer, or as you see a performer perform. Practice is a lonely art. It's very demeaning sometimes when you have to practice something over and over and over and over just to get it.
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