The Art & Technique of Performance
[Study Aid]
“Contains guidance for preparation for performance, including programming, advertising, performance check list, and clinic, etc. - It is like a manual for performers. Recommended for those of you who have chances to perform.” — Gendai Guitar Magazine
“Although the scope of this topic may appear unwieldy, his approach is comprehensive yet ‘reader friendly.’ Provost covers a vast landscape, ranging from pre-concert preparation to performance. En route, the four “P”’s are discussed; these include the practical, physical, psychological, and pedagogical aspects of performing. The Art & Technique of Performance may be considered a how-to manual…helpful to many teachers and performers…It is to Provost’s credit that his long career as a teacher has also included concern for the performer’s total preparation.” — Julie Jaffee Nagel, American Music Teacher
“…addresses musicians’ difficulties surrounding live performances. The book discusses a range of topics from overcoming stage fright to arranging publicity for concert performances.” — American String Teacher Magazine
“Here again there are valuable discussions of subjects that concern us all.” — David Grimes, Soundboard Magazine
“…useful advice and techniques for anyone preparing for a concert performance.…an accessible style…Mr. Provost speaks for and to guitarists in a helpful manner which summarizes difficulties and may help many experienced and inexperienced guitarists alike.” — Emma Martinez, Classical Guitar Magazine
“Many learn how to play but few really learn how to perform. I applaid Richard Provost for his work in this area.” — D.B., American String Teacher Magazine
Pre-Concert Preparation, Programing & Programs, Publicity, Performance Anxiety, Practicing to Perform, Learning to Practice, Performance Check List, The Role of the Teacher, The Role of the Student, and more
| Featured Product | No |
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| Composer | PROVOST, RICHARD |
| Availability | Available |
| TAB/Notation | Music Notation Only |
| Description | Pre-Concert Preparation, Programing & Programs, Publicity, Performance Anxiety, Practicing to Perform, Learning to Practice, Performance Check List, The Role of the Teacher, The Role of the Student, and more |