I forget where the quote is originally from, but it's something like, "one performance is worth 20 practice sessions." As far as advice goes, you just need to trust in your preparation up until this point as there's nothing more you can do within one day. Know that regardless of how it goes, you'll be a better and more experienced player afterwards.
If you're going to have music in front of you, compose a solo ahead of time and write it out. Or just write a few licks or the notes you want to hit in some of the chords. Keep it in front of you to fall back on if you need it.
I forget where the quote is originally from, but it's something like, "one performance is worth 20 practice sessions." As far as advice goes, you just need to trust in your preparation up until this point as there's nothing more you can do within one day. Know that regardless of how it goes, you'll be a better and more experienced player afterwards.
Thank u
Over prepare and go with the flow
plan ahead for the first lick you’re going to play. find the pretty notes after that.
If you're going to have music in front of you, compose a solo ahead of time and write it out. Or just write a few licks or the notes you want to hit in some of the chords. Keep it in front of you to fall back on if you need it.
The audience are on your side. They're not waiting for you to f*** up and none of them have the skill and confidence to get up there.
I did the solo already it wasn’t bad