Hey Adam, I just listened to your episode, How to Practice from your hammock.

Let's just say, I'm underwhelmed.

What's up everybody? Peter Martin here.

Welcome to the Yule here at podcast.

Another solo version coming at you.

I was challenged from my boy.

Adam Manus yesterday or a couple days ago now, I guess, to do my own How to Practice

episode.

He did the How to Practice AM Solo Edition.

So we're doing the PM.

Now, we all know once you get in the PM, that's when it starts to jump off.

So just putting that out there.

But no, I'm joking.

I'm joking. I'm joking. Got a lot of love for Adam and that was a great episode. I just listened to it, even with his challenges. We're getting a little back and forth going, you know, Adam's feeling confident because he's across town and because of social distancing, social distancing, he knows that he's in no danger of being beating him up like usual, you know. So, but that's going to end. As the restrictions are pulled, you better watch yourself. Watch your back, Manus. But we are brought you today. We're not a violent podcast, by the way. In case this is the first time you're listening, that's the most violent thing I've ever threatened. And it's all in love, all in Uh, but we are brought to you by open studio. Go to open studio jazz.com. Check out all of our many offerings. Consider becoming a member. We still have, uh, choose what you pay because people are still in need of choose what you pay we hear. So that is an option for you. You can see it right there at open studio jazz.com, but we have a lot of great new courses. One I would just highlight is Brazilian jazz piano. I actually took,

I studied it last week, and it was helping me prepared for my little gig that I have on Friday

night. So that was exciting that I had that resource and it was a lot of fun to go through and

learn a song from a modern Brazilian jazz

piano master by the name of Elio Alves. So I was so glad to have that resource and it's so

fun to go through with the living notation and learn the tune and get his great advice on that. It was

like he was right there with me. So that was cool. So today we're talking about how to practice. And I listen to Adam's edition.

You can see a link below to it from a couple days ago in case you can get a chance to check it out.

Although after you hear what I do today, you're not going to need that because I'm giving you

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