Saved

PROJECTS

Your preparation

Each project keeps its own roadmap and history. Shared music stays connected.

Active

Completed projectsSaved, separate, and ready to revisit

TODAY

Today

—available

YOUR ROUTE

Set today’s time

Choose the time you can honestly give.

60 min · choose projectsEdit plan
ProjectsChoose projects
Plan options
Capacity
PlannedNot planned
MorePractice, projects, and dates

TODAY · WEEK

This week

Set your available time, then review one balanced plan.

1

AVAILABILITY

How much time do you expect?

CALENDAR

What’s ahead

Every project, one timeline.

Month

Filters
Upcoming agendaDates and actions
How reminders workCues, never automatic changes

Reminders can be opened, completed, or postponed. Deadlines never change your roadmap or musical ratings on their own.

RECORDED AUDITION

Recording plan

Capture, choose, submit.

Recording sessionsCapture dates and conditions
Required takes
RequirementsRules, files, room, and people
Finalize & submitNot submitted

Finalize each group before submitting.

RECITAL

Program & rehearsals

Your complete preparation arc.

Readiness & capacityCompare remaining work with your week
ProgramWork phases, order, and readiness
Rehearsals & runsFixed and flexible dates
Recital-day planCall, sound check, intermission, and setup

ROADMAP

One clear arc

Dates, phases, and the next milestone.

Preparation beginsNot set
AuditionNot set
Weekly intention
PhasesPreparation phases
MilestonesUpcoming checkpoints
Week by weekPhase dates and priorities

MUSIC

Repertoire

Readiness, risk, and your next action.

PROGRESS

Session history

What changed, and what comes next.

PROGRESS

Practice progress

Recent sessions, patterns, and performances.

Recent sessions

MOCK ROOM

Run a mock

Perform first. Observe afterward.

How the Mock Room worksPrepare · perform · observe
01

Prepare

Choose the pool and realism.

02

Perform

The next excerpt stays hidden.

03

Observe

Save your review before feedback.

Completed mocks

INNER GAME

Attention, not judgment

Give attention somewhere useful.

Instead of

“Don’t miss.”

try

“Hear the center of the next note.”

01

Awareness

Choose one neutral sensory object: sound, breath, contact, pulse, or direction.

02

Choice

Name the musical result you want without micromanaging every movement.

03

Trust

Permit the trained body to organize the action. Observe what actually happens.

FIVE-STEP ONE-TAKE ROUTINE

1Arrive

Feel your feet. Exhale. Notice the room.

2Choose

State one musical intention.

3Hear

Imagine the first pulse, color, and direction.

4Allow

Begin on a clear cue. Don’t evaluate midstream.

5Release

Write one fact and one next action.

AUDITION DAY

Field sheet

Simple enough to use under pressure.

FIELD SHEET

My audition

Date not setLocation not set

Bring

My performance card

If I’m disrupted:Fact→Exhale→Feel contact→Hear→Continue

After the audition

Before messages or replay: write three neutral facts, one thing you communicated, and what can now be released.

CLOSEOUT

Carry the learning forward

Your private record.