VIDEO: The Miro Quartet Demonstrates How They Practice Scales Together
This video is part of the New York Philharmonic's Practice 30 challenge.
By: Stephi Wild
Most musicians don't enjoy practicing scales, but did you know that it's much more fun as a group - not to mention that it helps with intonation, ensemble, and collaboration!
In a new video from the New York Philharmonic, The Miró Quartet demonstrates a few ways they practice scales together: unison, octaves, chords ... the possibilities are almost endless if you have a practice buddy.
Check out the video!
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