Cello Practice Journal

Description

Take your playing to the next level.

It’s well known that planning ahead, setting goals, and tracking daily habits are great ways to improve an area of our lives. Lots of us do it with our fitness, our nutrition, our work, or any number of other things. Imagine what having a system in place can do for your cello playing.

Maybe you’ve tried keeping track of your practice before but ended up with an unmanageable pile of lined paper or a messy notebook. Maybe when you think of practice logging, all you can imagine are those little time charts your teacher made you fill out (and your parents sign) as a kid. Maybe you’ve never tried tracking your practice at all.

Now is the time to get organized, practice with intention, and watch your playing take off.

If you’re ready to take your playing to the next level, the Cello Practice Journal is here to help. This undated daily practice planner will equip you to make the most of your practice time this year, helping you stay focused and motivated as you hone your skills. Use it to set smart goals and that will guide your practice. Jot down what you’ve worked on each day so you can check your progress at a glance. Reflect on your wins and challenges each month to see your improvement over time. The Cello Practice Journal makes it easy to get yourself on track for an amazing year of growth at your instrument.

This book works whether you are working with an instructor or learning on your own. For the independent learner, this journal is an excellent tool to guide you to make smart decisions about what and how to practice. For a student taking cello lessons, this journal can help you log your practice each week and is a great resource to bring into your lessons. Your teacher can easily check your progress and make notes for you.

Features:

• The Year Ahead
  Evaluate your current skill level and set goals for the next 12 months
• The Month Ahead
  12 undated monthly spreads that allow you to break down your big goals into specific and manageable pieces for each month
• Practice Log
  31 daily entry spaces per month for you to record your practice activity or what you worked on during your lessons
• Monthly Review
  Check in on your progress at the end of each month
• The Year in Review
  Reflect on your growth and challenges at the end of the year
• Repertoire List
  Keep track of the pieces you learn throughout the year
• Reference Material
  Practice tips, a musical glossary, scales, a fingering chart, and more at your fingertips so you can spend your time playing instead of hunting down information
• Blank notes pages and staff paper

Playing the cello takes time and dedication. Give yourself the tools to practice smarter with the Cello Practice Journal.

Looking for a practice journal better suited for a child? Check out My Cello Practice Journal: Weekly Cello Lesson Assignment Book for Kids.