Anybody remember the Muppets playing this song?! Thanks @Daphne Sasson for reminding me of it. In Flutarians we practice not only making recordings and listening to them but also noticing what we like about them and what we might want to do differently. Here's what I think of this one: ✅ I like the timbre of my voice in the higher register in the verses... ✅ I'm happy with how my falsetto came out in "You don't need to discuss much!!" ❎ Wish I'd said the right words at 2:57! ❎ Wish I hadn't stretched the time to have extra beats in the chorus at the end. There's several moments throughout where there's extra time in there because I don't know the song well enough yet - I'll cut those out by practicing with a metronome or backing track. Want to share your improv progress?? Join the Improv Waterfall 🌊

This was fun! As I am learning It is Well in all the keys, playing with it a different beat was challenging and fun! I liked the overall picture, but think I could have added more dynamics.

This morning when I was warming up for my lesson with @Goddess Diana I made this short improvisation with just a "C" in the left hand bass note and just one note at a time in the right hand, all in C major, no chord change. I started with a simple rhythm in the bass at first... and I'd make a "call" in the right hand melody and leave time for a "response" - want to try playing a response to my call? Then I dropped the rhythm in the bass and just let it ring, for more of a cadenza-like feel. Want to try that with me?

I was working on playing a meditative style in the key of F. I was working on using easeus to learn how to make videos with my computer. I like the overall picture and flow. I would work on keeping the Bb in tune and I got louder and would have had more dynamics.

Here’s a group improvisation performed as a dialogue between Jérémie Mignotte and each of the trainees. (Including me at one point – I was very shy and really not at all confident!) https://youtu.be/MkAZw4r44Js?is=8dx7LmmmU6pWYGNw Since then, I’ve gained a bit more confidence, but I still can’t bring myself to play on my own at home