I think it's probably a bad idea to drink alcohol. However, I've heard several people report that it helped them overcome stage-fright and start improvising!! That's understandable I guess: don't they call it "liquid courage?" I've seen other communities host online Happy Hours where you can BYOB. I'm not saying I'm going to do that... But I won't fault you either if you have a few sips of liquid courage before Improv Games! I don't think it will help you play your scales more "cleanly" 🤪 But it might help you get over the hump of starting. Starting is the hardest part. Once you start, you likely won't want to stop! I do my best to make Improv Games a safe, fun, encouraging place... so you don't have to resort to whiskey to start. 😅Take a look at the calendar -- when can you muster up the courage to join us, with or without BYOB? This conversation was inspired by this comic. Can you imagine trying to play with a bass section that was loaded? 🍾🥂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Any stories on this topic?

Metronomes can be boring! Why not practice your tunes with your favorite booty-shaking beats?😅

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Rate yourself 0-5: Then, teach us something

This group is not just about me teaching what I've learned... It's about us sharing what we've learned and supporting each other! Let's start a trend of teaching each other. What's something that you learned in your life, maybe even outside of music, that is helpful to your improv journey? Next, the INTROS CONTEST