Sounds In The Mirror: An Unconventional Approach to Artistry

What does it take to always perform at your very best? Violin virtuoso Jascha Heifetz was famous for it, Henry Lindeman found the key and taught Phil Sobel who then used it to become a legendary musician in the Hollywood studios. But there was a problem with this unconventional and mostly forgotten method - how to teach it. Sounds In The Mirror follows the author's battle to overcome the difference between his own worldview and the real world of unfiltered perception and consequences, as exposed by the brutally simplistic and practical Lindeman method. In whatever you do, shouldn't your highest level of performance be more a matter of certainty than wishful thinking?