You weren't born with an owner's manual.
The day that your new instrument arrived is not unlike the day you were born and your parents took on the responsibility of raising you and building a lifelong relationship.  Now it's your turn, only you are building a relationship with your instrument.  That, too, to takes a strong commitment, good planning, time, patience, trial and error--and discovering the joy of music in the process!  The way you spend your time practicing determines the kind of relationship you'll build and the degree of rewards you'll earn.  Just ask your parents--it's worth the effort!

Practicing for Young Musicians will help develop that special relationship.  Through fresh, upbeat approaches the book will make practice sessions more productive, more fun and therefore, more rewarding.

It takes self-motivation to say, "I want to practice!" The Practice Planner is a valuable resource for stimulating self-motivation while simultaneously developing both balanced technique and musicianship.  Whether you're a student, a teacher, a parent nurturing your child's musical interest or a music-lover embarked on a self-study program, the Practice Planner has something unique to offer.