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The Psychology of Music Performance Anxiety
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In this paper, the authors define music performance anxiety as a "conceptual framework" and "theoretical contributions to understanding" of the disorder, and present a treatment approach for it.Abstract:
1. Phenomenology of Music Performance Anxiety 2. Conceptual framework 3. The Anxiety Disorders 4. Defining Music Performance Anxiety 5. Epidemiology of Music Performance Anxiety 6. Theoretical Contributions to Understanding Music Performance Anxiety 7. Treatment 8. Severe Music Performance Anxiety: Phenomenology and Theorizing 9. Common Themes in the lives of performing musicians 10. Prevention and Pedagogyread more
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