I went off on a tangent about mistakes in Beginners Class this week, and I stand by it. That don't make any mistakes thing, we've got to get rid of that. A lot of us came from classical music, where mistakes are seen as a big problem, and that makes sense. Jazz, not so much. We are trying to create music together and we have to take risks, which means mistakes are going to happen. Practice Club is a good place to get used to that. You're muted and playing along at home, so you can get it wrong as many times as you like and nobody hears it but you. Mondays, 6pm UK: https://www.skool.com/jazzviolin/plans Does the fear of getting it wrong ever stop you having a go?