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Triple Win Mastery for Musicians.

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Triple Win Mastery for Musicians.

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English

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Episodes

Givers and takers: which kind of performer are you? 031

10/5/2021
I'm making a massive assumption that people don't get tired of you. But if you do identify one or two variances that might possibly suggest that this could be, take heart that I'd be stunned if NONE of this applied! We all experience little moments like this, yet it's the respected successful musician constantly looking to get better that is freed from guilt. The selfish musician is a drain on all our energyThe Queen of EntitlementMake sure there's someone there to listen Download our 8...

Duration:00:08:42

Letting down the whole team by staying in our comfort zones – 030

9/28/2021
Playing or singing in a musical ensemble is the epitome of team activities. But many musicians let their teams down far more often than they realize, thinking they are doing good. Get stuck taking the lead or the bottomLetting the team and the whole ensemble downWork with your Section Leader or Conductor Download our 8 Steps to the Triple Win guide for free. New free training coming soon! Visit ConcertUniversity.com to pre-register

Duration:00:10:19

How our health really affects our ability to unleash spectacular performances – 029

9/21/2021
Our health may not be the most invigorating topic, and you might be as tired as I am of hearing about diets and exercise and obesity and... As always, clichés are born from grains of truth, no matter how much we don't want them to be.

Duration:00:07:54

How musicians are being held hostage by their limiting beliefs – 028

9/14/2021
Attention-grabbing headlines turn heads and sensationalize what might otherwise be just a strong, solid response to a problem, not an actual hostage situation.

Duration:00:08:15

Your uniqueness grows one feature at a time – 027

9/11/2021
The way you play or sing, your posture, your sound quality, your sight-reading ability, your smile when you perform... Whatever you identify, pick one that makes your heart leap a little bit... that one thing you do in which you find joy, or that makes you smile when you think of it.

Duration:00:03:51

No-one has experienced your life – 026

9/9/2021
It remains by far the most thrilling part of my job as a conductor - seeing an ensemble accomplish far more than they thought possible, not because they were copying anyone else, but because they found their own way, individually AND collectively, to be better musicians.

Duration:00:04:43

Cloning our heroes – 025

9/7/2021
mes we start life by replicating others. Your master or role model hasn't lived the life you have, and therefore you should not expect to live their life, either.

Duration:00:03:24

Exploring one thing at a time – 024

9/4/2021
Probably two of the biggest problems we have in society are the need to appear busy, and multi-tasking. Perhaps the worst of society's social wannabes are those who do both!

Duration:00:03:57

We only know what we’re exposed to – 023

9/2/2021
Our teachers have their own interests, and many times if we like that teacher or that had a strong impact on us, then we follow just what we have experienced from that perspective. Exposing our students to multiple styles and genres of music is a rare thing among music teachers.

Duration:00:05:36

We choose what we study – 022

8/31/2021
Because musicians focus so much on the technical aspect of performing, many of them get labelled and boxed into believing they are only good at that one thing.

Duration:00:05:54

Discover, share, humiliate, retreat – 021

8/28/2021
When we constantly compete we develop really bad habits and attitudes. One consequence of this is how we grow into introverts and extroverts.

Duration:00:05:49

Always competing with each other – 020

8/26/2021
Constantly competing against others to be the best performer is, quite literally, a futile distraction that will hold you back. Aim to be the best you, instead.

Duration:00:03:11

Nothing was ever good enough – 019

8/24/2021
There might be truth in the Ali Krieger's approach "there's always room for improvement." The Corporate world is very fond of that phrase. I was always told someone else was doing it better, succeeding better, accomplishing more.

Duration:00:04:40

Labels eliminate individual uniqueness – 018

8/21/2021
One of the most damaging aspects of boxing people into convenient labels is that they then begin to believe it themselves.

Duration:00:05:49

Labels Disregard Context – 017

8/19/2021
belled that way. In fact, they might be an expert at something else altogether.

Duration:00:04:24

Labels Expose Judgment – 016

8/17/2021
Usually we box things into what we like and don't like. We add opinion and judgment to a situation in order to remember it. Most of the time, we use negative responses to create labels under the mistaken belief that doing so helps us avoid unwanted situations in the future.

Duration:00:04:40

Use a Method to Eliminate Madness – 015

8/14/2021
Letting go of the worry over whether or not you know enough about a specific element of music will help eliminate the madness that can come from constantly being frustrated and feeling behind the 8 ball.

Duration:00:04:36

You Know You Can Do Better – 014

8/12/2021
So performers spend much of their lives in frustration, because we are constantly discovering what we don't know.

Duration:00:04:12

You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know – 013

8/10/2021
If you have not experienced something, how can you know about it? In fact, how do you know it even exists as an option?

Duration:00:04:12

Beyond the notes – 012

8/7/2021
My pencils, t-shirts, mugs and website have been saying "There's more to music than music" for well over a decade. Why might that be?

Duration:00:04:30