The Inner Game of Music; the breakout hit that became a standard primer in the music world; has taught thousands of musiciansmdash;professionals and amateurs alikemdash;how to overcome self-consciousness and stage fright and to recapture a youthful; almost effortless capacity to learn. Now; in his follow-up book; The Mastery of Music; Barry Green turns his expert hand to the artistic qualities that make an extraordinary musician. Culling advice from dozens of interviews with legends including Joshua Bell; Dave Brubeck; Jeffrey Kahane; Bobby McFerrin; Christopher Parkening; Doc Severinsen; Frederica von Stade; the Harlem Boys Choir; and the Turtle Island String Quartet; he reveals that itrsquo;s not enough to have a cerebral and emotional connection to the notes. Green hows how musical excellence; exhibited by true virtuosos; requires a mastery of ten unique qualities of the soul and the human spirit; such as confidence; passion; discipline; creativity; and relaxed concentration; and he discusses specific ways in which all musicians; composers; and conductors can take their skills to higher levels. He carefully incorporates all instruments and techniques in his rejuvenating discussions; inspiring the stifled student to have fun again and the over-rehearsed performer to rediscover the joy of passionate expression. Essential reading for every musician; The Mastery of Music strikes a beautiful new chord.From the Trade Paperback edition.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Railroads.By TatianaIt was a gift for my friend Chris because he got a certificate after studying online so I wanted to give him a congrats gift. He likes trains. He was very surprised and happy about it.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Memories of a time gone byBy Deb DJust another addition to his growing collection of railroad books. My uncle always loved the Cape and several relatives live there now; this was from a long ago era but very interesting non-the-less.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great ReadingBy John CatalanoThe book brought light to the history of the Cape Cod Railroad that was eventually acquired by the New Haven and Hartford. History has alway been a soft spot in my heart. Well written.