Musical excellence : strategies and techniques to enhance performance

Aaron Williamon

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PART I - PROSPECTS AND LIMITS 1. A guide to enhancing musical performance 2. General perspectives on achieving musical excellence 3. Managing the physical demands of musical performance 4. Measuring performance enhancement in music PART II - PRACTICE STRATEGIES 5. Strategies for individual practice 6. Strategies for ensemble practice 7. Strategies for memorizing music 8. Strategies for sight-reading and improvising music PART III - TECHNIQUES AND INTERVENTIONS 9. Physical fitness 10. Alexander technique 11. Physiological self-regulation: Biofeedback and neurofeedback 12. Mental skills training 13. Feedback learning of musical expressivity 14. Drugs and musical performance Epilogue: a note on future directions for enhancing musical performance

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