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Performance Anxiety Strategies: A Musician's Guide to Managing Stage Fright offers readers an approachable, comprehensive reference guide to the current research on music performance anxiety and stage fright therapies. The authors present relevant and noteworthy research and insight into many kinds of therapies, including holistic, exposure, cognitive and behavioral therapies, and medicinal treatments. Each chapter also features self-guided activities and journaling exercises, words of wisdom from established performing artists and athletes, and suggestions for music teachers. Review: No more stage fright! - All you will need to know to help with stage fright! Review: A "must have" for all musicians - I highly recommend this book for all musicians - students, amateurs, and professionals alike. As a musician who has always struggled with Music Performance Anxiety (MPA), I have received many helpful tips and suggestions throughout the years. But this book goes beyond the usual coaching and provides the potential causes for MPA, putting it in context and helping to reframe one's thoughts and emotions. The authors are clearly passionate and extremely knowledgeable of this subject, and describe many valuable strategies for managing MPA. They, along with their colleagues, provide empathetic stories and case studies to help better understand and successfully cope with this condition. More importantly, they also reinforce the reason as to why one becomes a musician in the first place. This book is a definite "must have", and I applaud and thank the authors for sharing their insights.
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H**R
No more stage fright!
All you will need to know to help with stage fright!
T**.
A "must have" for all musicians
I highly recommend this book for all musicians - students, amateurs, and professionals alike. As a musician who has always struggled with Music Performance Anxiety (MPA), I have received many helpful tips and suggestions throughout the years. But this book goes beyond the usual coaching and provides the potential causes for MPA, putting it in context and helping to reframe one's thoughts and emotions. The authors are clearly passionate and extremely knowledgeable of this subject, and describe many valuable strategies for managing MPA. They, along with their colleagues, provide empathetic stories and case studies to help better understand and successfully cope with this condition. More importantly, they also reinforce the reason as to why one becomes a musician in the first place. This book is a definite "must have", and I applaud and thank the authors for sharing their insights.
M**S
Excellent Guide for Managing Performance Anxiety
Music performance anxiety is an ailment that seems to affect many musicians. As I have watched students struggle with MPA, I have often wished that I could take away the damaging effects of negative thought patterns and the resultant physical manifestations of such thoughts. I very much appreciate this book because the authors explored possible causes of MPA and shared a wealth of information related to managing MPA. I found the chapter "Especially for Teachers: Preventing Music Performance Anxiety" particularly helpful as it highlighted how to proactively help students move beyond the limiting influence of MPA.
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