I practiced pitch bends, worked with a drone tone, listened to my recordings, tried to play with ease and It Is Well in about 5 keys. My practice was cut short due to something out of my control. But it was good and challenging. I find that playing for 15 minute segments and then taking a break doing other things is helpful when what I am practicing is challenging. Does anyone else do that?

Congratulations @Goddess Diana for winning May's Intros contest! We had so much fun improvising with our voices on the words "I improvise," let's do another variation on that theme this June! This time, let's improvise by speaking or singing: our names! Most likes from the community wins a free private lesson at the end of the month! Remember, you can post your audio (or video) recordings in the comments!

Watch the Music Video here Written by Cabe Lindsay I'll post just my voice part in the comments... want to try your improv with it? Post it - or your other improv practice progress - in the 🌊Improv Waterfall category so we can support you! Here are the chords: Key of C major F major, C major, G major d minor, C major, G major

One the best ways to master a song is to practice it in all 12 keys. Have you tried it?

https://youtu.be/Ok9ldk_m0Do?si=NrPfh_fgR5X2pJ3O