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The study of classical music, voice, and their performance have been the subject of many books and magazine articles. Many of these writings discuss the rules of etiquette, protocol, and musical style with regard to performance of musical works in the orchestral and vocal field. However, very few have touched on the role of the unconscious in music performance. <p>There are both positive and negative aspects of the role of the unconscious in the performance of music. The positive aspects result in a joyous, memorable performance, and the negative aspects result in a disastrous, uncomfortable experience for both the audience, and even more so, for the performer. When performers cannot display their musical talent to their highest level of ability in front of an audience, it is most likely that they are suffering from performance anxiety, more commonly known as stage fright.</p><p>There are underlying psychological reasons for the condition of stage fright and its potentially devastating effects. These reasons can also be described in physiological and biochemical terms. We will discuss present medical and other solutions to this problem.</p><p>All of the case histories found in this
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- Author
- Michael I. Goode
- Publisher
- Oak Park, Ill.: Trumpetworks Press
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780974393414
- Category
- psychology
- Subjects
- Music, Psychology, Technology
- Rating
- 3.5 / 5 (15 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14