Managing Nerves: A box of tips and tricks from the Music Artistry Teachers
Even when framed as a part of the process of learning an instrument, performing can cause feelings of nervousness and excitement. That is completely normal when sharing something that you have worked on and care about with others. When I was taking piano and voice lessons growing up, the studio owner would begin every recital …
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Three Reasons We Believe Performing is Important
The Joy of Sharing Music: Giving Music Away, a.k.a. Performing by Laura Mason Not long after one begins studying music, performance is brought up. Performing can be intimidating, but it also has the potential to be a very joyful and rewarding experience. Here are some reasons why... Goal Achievement The goal of playing a specific ...
Read MoreMusic to Help Others: A goal for our students.
by Laura Roberts, Piano Instructor Kathy’s Music, LLC On October 29th, some of my students and I had the privilege of performing a costume recital for the residents of Broadmore Nursing Home in Bridgeville. The residents were so excited to see the kids in their Halloween costumes and to hear them play. One of our …
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Thoughts on Recital Etiquette
by Kathy Morrison, Director Each year we offer formal recitals in the Fall and Spring to celebrate the accomplishments of our students. Not only is this an opportunity for students to practice being good performers, it’s also a great time to practice being a good member of the audience. As our next recital approaches, take time to consider how you or your family can practice being a …
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