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Why so many leading quartets are getting up out of their chairs
By Inge KjemtrupPreparation and post-audition strategy are just as important as being in the seat
By Katherine MillettIt's not for the faint of heart, but you can create a successful stage show
By Anna Stafford-HeifetzBetter breathing calms the body and mind
By James ReelA simple and enjoyable approach to developing concentration, awareness, and communication skills
By James ReelKeeping students engaged will help build loyalty
By Louise LeeCreate a marketable image and cultivate networks for success
By Louise LeeJuilliard psychologist suggests 4 ways to build your mental muscle
By Christopher RobertsTwitter can be a powerful marketing tool, if you follow a few simple rules
By Corinne RameyHow to enhance a professional ensemble’s practice techniques
By Heather K. ScottLearn to survive—and thrive—after a member bids adieu
By Heather K. ScottFocal dystonia is mysterious, incurable, and more common than you might think
By Patrick SullivanLearn some solid strategies and how to avoid common missteps
By Emily WrightWhen properly configured, the acoustics of a concert hall enhance the musical experience
By Sarah FreibergSimple exercises in tone, intonation, and tempo
By Mimi RabsonToo much practicing, and the wrong playing techniques, can be injurious to your health
By Janet HorvathKeeping your head in the clouds can actually boost your career
By Tiffany MaleshefskiTop chamber-music players share their secrets on how to keep fans coming back.
By Louise LeeWhat talent agents can—and cannot—do for you
By Louise LeeRegaining your chops can take less time if you take it slow
By Susan M. Barbieri