In The Musician's Way, veteran performer and educator Gerald Klickstein draws on the latest research and his 30 years of professional experience to provide aspiring musicians with a roadmap to artistic excellence. Written in a conversational style, the text articulates landmark strategies that equip readers to advance their musical abilities and succeed as performing artists.
In The Musician's Way, veteran performer and educator Gerald Klickstein draws on the latest research and his 30 years of professional experience to provide aspiring musicians with a roadmap to artistic excellence. Written in a conversational style, the text articulates landmark strategies that equip readers to advance their musical abilities and succeed as performing artists.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gerald Klickstein is Professor of Music at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and an active guitarist, author, and arts advocate. He frequently lectures at prominent music conferences and appears at leading American music schools and festivals where he performs, teaches, and directs original workshops. He currently serves as Artist/Member-at-Large on the board of the American String Teachers Association and is a member of the College Board's National Task Force on the Arts in Education. He also authors The Musicians Way Blog and maintains www.MusiciansWay.com, the extensive companion website to The Musician's Way.
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Introduction Part I: Artful Practice 1: Getting Organized Artful Practice Defining Practice Creating a Practice Environment The Five Practice Zones Planning Your Practice Scheduling Practice Sessions Choosing New Material Self-Recording 2: Practicing Deeply, I Practicing Deeply Habits of Excellence Essentials of Artistic Interpretation Mental Imaging Warming Up 3: Practicing Deeply, II The Craftsmanship of Practice Starting New Material Managing Repetition Solving Problems 4: Practicing Deeply, III Ripening Your Repertoire Taking Breaks Memorization Concepts Memorization Strategies 5: Practicing Deeply, IV Building Technique Upgrading Musicianship Fueling Motivation Committing to the Creative Process 6: Musical Collaboration Musical Collaboration Professionalism Interacting in Rehearsal Correlating Solitary and Group Practice Igniting Synergy Forming a Musical Group Part II: Fearless Performance 7: Unmasking Performance Anxiety Fearless Performance Unmasking Performance Anxiety The Basic Anxiety Equation Anxiety's Effects The Roots of Performance Anxiety Portraits of Anxious Performers Crafting Confidence 8: Becoming a Performing Artist, I Becoming a Performing Artist The Heart of Performance The Five Facets of Preparation Preperformance Routines Backstage Techniques 9: Becoming a Performing Artist, II Stage Deportment Shaping Your Stage Presence Starting and Ending Harnessing On-Stage Energy Connecting with an Audience 10: Becoming a Performing Artist, III Dealing with Errors Postperformance Routines Practicing Performance Evaluating Your Progress 11: Performing like a Pro Performing like a Pro The Peak-Performance Myth Designing Concert Programs Three Model Programs Creating a Preparation Timeline Auditions and Competitions The Recording Studio Part III: Lifelong Creativity 12: Injury Prevention, I Lifelong Creativity Musicians and Injuries Causes of Injury Warning Signs and Responses Injury-Prevention Basics Recovering from Injury 13: Injury Prevention, II Balanced Sitting and Standing Meeting Your Instrument Voice Care Hearing Conservation 14: Succeeding as a Student Succeeding as a Student Student-Teacher Dynamics Appreciating Criticism Embracing Career Challenges Counteracting Substance Abuse Boosting Creativity Notes Selected Bibliography Index
Introduction Part I: Artful Practice 1: Getting Organized Artful Practice Defining Practice Creating a Practice Environment The Five Practice Zones Planning Your Practice Scheduling Practice Sessions Choosing New Material Self-Recording 2: Practicing Deeply, I Practicing Deeply Habits of Excellence Essentials of Artistic Interpretation Mental Imaging Warming Up 3: Practicing Deeply, II The Craftsmanship of Practice Starting New Material Managing Repetition Solving Problems 4: Practicing Deeply, III Ripening Your Repertoire Taking Breaks Memorization Concepts Memorization Strategies 5: Practicing Deeply, IV Building Technique Upgrading Musicianship Fueling Motivation Committing to the Creative Process 6: Musical Collaboration Musical Collaboration Professionalism Interacting in Rehearsal Correlating Solitary and Group Practice Igniting Synergy Forming a Musical Group Part II: Fearless Performance 7: Unmasking Performance Anxiety Fearless Performance Unmasking Performance Anxiety The Basic Anxiety Equation Anxiety's Effects The Roots of Performance Anxiety Portraits of Anxious Performers Crafting Confidence 8: Becoming a Performing Artist, I Becoming a Performing Artist The Heart of Performance The Five Facets of Preparation Preperformance Routines Backstage Techniques 9: Becoming a Performing Artist, II Stage Deportment Shaping Your Stage Presence Starting and Ending Harnessing On-Stage Energy Connecting with an Audience 10: Becoming a Performing Artist, III Dealing with Errors Postperformance Routines Practicing Performance Evaluating Your Progress 11: Performing like a Pro Performing like a Pro The Peak-Performance Myth Designing Concert Programs Three Model Programs Creating a Preparation Timeline Auditions and Competitions The Recording Studio Part III: Lifelong Creativity 12: Injury Prevention, I Lifelong Creativity Musicians and Injuries Causes of Injury Warning Signs and Responses Injury-Prevention Basics Recovering from Injury 13: Injury Prevention, II Balanced Sitting and Standing Meeting Your Instrument Voice Care Hearing Conservation 14: Succeeding as a Student Succeeding as a Student Student-Teacher Dynamics Appreciating Criticism Embracing Career Challenges Counteracting Substance Abuse Boosting Creativity Notes Selected Bibliography Index
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