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We shouldn't give them "breaks" just because they are young, they should in fact be critiqued harder
I agree. I'm still a kid really(19) and I'm putting in a lot of work to be a great bassist, not to try to be the best. But because I love to play,People get silly with this kind of stuff. There's no secret to becoming a virtuoso musician - you have to put in a lot of hard work. Hours and hours of it - for years. I don't tend to envy virtuosic kids because I would not want to have given up what I had as a kid in order to put in the necessary time to become a virtuoso at a young age. Is it impressive? Yep. Desirable? Not to me.
I agree. I'm still a kid really(19) and I'm putting in a lot of work to be a great bassist, not to try to be the best. But because I love to play,
Needs to work on her timing and the basics first. Walk before you run.
While I find most stuff like that very interesting for a time.. after a while all that virtuosity gets boring to me... Not to take anything away from her playing at all because she is an amazing talent and she seems to have her head on straight.. which is even more important ... That is one reason why I never really cared much for fusion.. To me it is almost like acid jazz..
Needs to work on her timing and the basics first. Walk before you run.