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Perceptive Listening Promotes Better Performing

Perceptive Listening Promotes Better Performing

by Gerald Klickstein | Jun 17, 2017 | creative process, music literature, Self-recording, The Musician's Way

“When musicians with scant listening experience try to play or sing repertoire from unfamiliar genres, they produce the musical equivalent of a clumsy accent.” -The Musician’s Way, p. 98 Most of us can recall hearing music that left us cold initially but that we...
Conquer Stage Fright with Task Mastery

Conquer Stage Fright with Task Mastery

by Gerald Klickstein | May 16, 2017 | music performance, music practice, performance anxiety

“Without inclusive preparation, musicians can’t be cool in high-stakes situations” –The Musician’s Way, p. 148 Performance anxiety stifles the ambitions of countless musicians. Yet the path to becoming a fearless performer is open to any musician who chooses to...
6 Tips to Improve On-Stage Body Language

6 Tips to Improve On-Stage Body Language

by Gerald Klickstein | Apr 17, 2017 | music performance, music practice, stage presence

“You take control of yourself, your material, and the situation, and then listeners place themselves willingly in your hands.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 179 Performing arts reach their zenith in the magical interaction between artist and audience. It’s crucial,...
Design Thinking for Audience Development

Design Thinking for Audience Development

by Gerald Klickstein | Mar 30, 2017 | creative process, Entrepreneurship, music careers, music performance

“Audiences differ as much as individuals do.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 209 For musicians, career sustainability hinges on audience development. When we continually attract new listeners, our revenues grow, and we gain the freedom to fully devote ourselves to our art....
6 Steps to Better Program Notes

6 Steps to Better Program Notes

by Gerald Klickstein | Mar 14, 2017 | Entrepreneurship, music careers, music performance, stage presence

“Well-crafted program notes help captivate audiences.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 209 As soon as listeners enter performance spaces, we musicians have opportunities to enhance their concert experience. All too often, though, audiences are greeted by printed programs that...
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