5 Ways to Improve Your Stage Presence and Communication
How to visually convey your message to your audience
Physical cues are essential to guiding viewers through a piece, helping them to fully appreciate what they’re hearing. Although many players initially feel uncomfortable incorporating physicality into their playing, those who practice subtle body language throughout their training and career can take their level of performance from technically good to truly memorable.
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