Rebuilding Musical Technique For A Long Career: Terry Clarke interview Part 1

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Rebuilding Musical Technique For A Long Career: Terry Clarke interview Part 1

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A recurring theme in my studies of middle age technique rebuilds is the importance of good posture.

It is encouraging to hear from musicians after a career threatening injury. Injuries caused by bad technique catching up with overuse. In this five minute audio interview drummer Terry Clarke talks about his rebuild in his 50's.

Main take away: Good posture is the first step.

Biography of Terry Clarke

Boss Brass
Jim Hall
300+ Jazz albums

For more info. www.canadianjazzarchive.org/en/musicians/terry-clarke.html

After Big Sid some blazing time broken up in smaller sections. Max is his mature years, still blazing.

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