Music Performance Art: Theory and Practice

Author: Gen Mo Zhiping
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book primarily explores the theoretical and practical issues of musical performance art. It conducts in-depth and systematic psychological analyses of a series of important topics, including students' musical talent, the analysis of works and forms by students majoring in performance, the mastery of musical performance techniques, and the influence of age factors on musicians. Through decades of teaching experience, as well as numerous examples of musical performance and discussions with contemporary top Russian musicians, the author fully reveals and analyzes the various problems that performers often encounter during the interpretation of works, mainly including issues like public performance experience and stage anxiety. The book clarifies the underlying causes of problems in performance art and provides performers with effective methods to alleviate and eliminate tension. Rich in content and lively in language, this book combines theory with practice, making it an excellent reference book for high-level music education.