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Performing

It's time to improve.

Learn better ways to practice and perform classical music.  

The Performing section focuses on different aspects of mental preparation for a performance as a soloist, a chamber musician, or an orchestral player. How can you experience being in the zone or being in the moment during a performance in front of an audience. Performing classical music is very engaging and challenging. It is an amazing feeling when you are able to play close to your abilities. That is something few people get to experience. 

Once you graduate from college and start your own independent life as a professional classical musician, it is easy to lose your ability to perform. Playing solo and chamber music concerts has multiple benefits in maintaining your skills as a professional classical musician at the highest level. Performances will push you to practice on regular basis and improve your own skills. You will discover better ways to improve your technical and mental preparation. It will also help you to be a much better teacher. 

In the Performing section you will find a lot of useful information from experienced classical musicians who actively perform as soloists, chamber musicians, and orchestral players.

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Performance
CARION Wind Quintet

Playing In a Wind Quintet.

Playing in a wind quintet is very hard work. There are no magic tricks or shortcuts, just persistent effort.  It is very important for all

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Performance
CARION Wind Quintet

Keeping Performances Fresh

In order to avoid routine, we make minor changes in our interpretation on a regular basis.  Periodically we re-work a piece with the score and

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Performance
Alex Kinmonth

Performance Routine

Work through pieces slowly. I decide on my time frame for a concert preparation depending on the program. l always schedule more time than I

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