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Hosted by Benny Greb · music · EN · 5 episodes
Conversations and thoughts on music, creativity, and the life behind the groove—with drummer and author Benny Greb.
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Episode #5
How to Practice Anywhere and Improve Without Perfect Conditions The story of an ironing board backstage in Chicago Why resourcefulness can outdo perfect conditions How to practice while traveling or with limited tools Practicing without your instrument—and why it sometimes works better Key takeaways and practical assignments from the book <p>Resources: Full audiobook available at BennyGreb.com.</p>
Episode #5
In this episode, Benny shares two audiobook chapters from his book, Effective Practicing for Musicians. You’ll hear how he learned resourcefulness from Steve Smith—yes, including an ironing board backstage in Chicago—and how practicing away from your instrument can unlock new levels of progress. Whether you’re traveling, lacking ideal conditions, or simply looking to expand how you practice, these lessons will give you practical takeaways.
Episode #4
What does it really take to be spontaneous? Mark Giuliana is widely recognized as one of the most creative voices on the drum kit today—not just for his technical command, but for his ability to create in the moment with clarity, depth, and intention. In this archival conversation, you get a rare glimpse into how that freedom is built. At the core is a paradox: spontaneity isn’t accidental. It’s prepared. Through thoughtful practice, consistent “maintenance,” and a clear sense of priorities, Mark shares how he sets himself up to be open, responsive, and fully present when it matters mo...
Episode #4
What does it really take to be spontaneous? Mark Giuliana is widely recognized as one of the most creative voices on the drum kit today—not just for his technical command, but for his ability to create in the moment with clarity, depth, and intention. In this archival conversation, you get a rare glimpse into how that freedom is built. At the core is a paradox: spontaneity isn’t accidental. It’s prepared. Through thoughtful practice, consistent “maintenance,” and a clear sense of priorities, Mark shares how he sets himself up to be open, responsive, and fully present when it matters most. A revealing look behind the scenes—into the mindset and methods that make real-time creativity possible.
Episode #3
On attention, distraction, and the quiet discipline of showing up for your creativity <p>Artwork & Photo Copyright: Gerhard Kühne</p> <p>Intro & Outro Music: "Meditation" from the Greb-Husband EP—available on all streaming services.</p> <p>If you want to take a deep dive into effective practicing—the subject this podcast mainly revolves around— check out the book "Effective Practicing for Musicians" at BennyGreb.com. Also available as an audiobook at BennyGreb.com and where you can get audiobooks.</p> <p>For more info about Benny or contact, visit: https://bennygreb.de https://www.instagram.com/bennygreb https://www.youtube...
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