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Getting Started

Getting Started

by Gerald Klickstein | Sep 15, 2009 | creative process, creativity, music practice, writing

“Take the action and the insight will follow.” -Anne Lamott, author The Musician’s Way, p. 107 Whether we plan to create a performance, composition, essay, or mousetrap, we have to launch our project and work on it regularly. But we all know that creative ventures...
Self-Recording in Practice

Self-Recording in Practice

by Gerald Klickstein | Sep 10, 2009 | Assessment, music education, music practice, music technology, MusiciansWay.com, Self-recording

“There is nothing more fatal for our musical sense, than to allow ourselves – by the hour – to hear musical sounds without really listening to them”-Tobias MatthayThe Musician’s Way, p. 16 Imagine that you’re watching an artist paint in her studio: She spreads color...
Hear Today. Hear Tomorrow.

Hear Today. Hear Tomorrow.

by Gerald Klickstein | Aug 30, 2009 | hearing conservation, injury prevention, music education, music performance, MusiciansWay.com, The Musician's Way

“The real reason that I haven’t performed live for a long time is that I have very severe hearing damage.” -Pete Townshend The Musician’s Way, p. 277 True story: A percussion professor was concerned about the sound levels at his music school, so he...
Through the Stage Door

Through the Stage Door

by Gerald Klickstein | Aug 25, 2009 | music education, music performance, performance anxiety, stage presence, The Musician's Way

Envision standing at a stage door, seconds before your entrance at a solo or small-group concert. The hall darkens; the audience quiets. A stagehand whispers: “Ready?” Let’s stop here and give this scenario a closer look. The backstage scene probably resembles a...
Top Ten Ways to Be Nervous On Stage

Top Ten Ways to Be Nervous On Stage

by Gerald Klickstein | Aug 18, 2009 | music performance, performance anxiety, The Musician's Way

“By becoming knowledgeable about the nature of performance anxiety and acquiring tools to counteract it, musicians can conquer nervousness and lift their music making to new heights.” When I present workshops for musicians who deal with stage nerves, I...
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