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March 20, 2004 at 8:19 PM

Now I really haven't wrote in a long time, I've been doing lots of work with music and hanging out with my friends, I don't do that enough. I just started work on the Tchaikovsky Violin concerto and I'm going to go insane because of those double stops. I realized I have a problem keeping dedicated to one piece of music. I could be working on the tchaikovsky, and then I'll see the beethoven laying in the bin and I'll start playing that, it's really annoying. I do the same with etudes and scales, it's going to seriously affect me one day, I'm not being focused what should I do?

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