Gigging 101: The Art of Performing Live and Loving It

Gigging 101: The Art of Performing Live and Loving It
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Download or read book Gigging 101: The Art of Performing Live and Loving It written by Max French and published by Field Books. This book was released on with total page 403 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The thrill of live performance is unlike anything else. It's the shared energy between artist and audience, the magic that unfolds in the moment, and the lasting impact a show can have on both performer and listener. Yet, for many musicians, the journey to mastering the art of live performance can be daunting. Stage fright, technical challenges, and the ever-present pressure to entertain can stand in the way of a truly fulfilling and enjoyable gigging experience. This book, "Gigging 101: The Art of Performing Live and Loving It," is your guide to navigating the complexities of live music and embracing the joys of the stage. It's a culmination of my years as a musician and educator, sharing the wisdom I've gathered through countless performances, workshops, and conversations with fellow artists. Within these pages, you'll find practical advice and inspiring stories, all designed to equip you with the skills and confidence to conquer stage fright, captivate your audience, and transform your live shows into unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a seasoned performer seeking to refine your craft or a budding musician taking your first steps on the stage, "Gigging 101" is here to empower you and unleash the power of your music.


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