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We Piano Teachers and Our Demons: Socio-psychological Obstacles on the Road to Inspired and Secure Performance

We Piano Teachers and Our Demons: Socio-psychological Obstacles on the Road to Inspired and Secure Performance

  • Author: Plavin, Zecharia

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Contents

  • Part One:
  • 1.1. An overview of my work.-
  • 1.2. My work with students.-
  • 1.3. Summary.- Part Two :
  • 2.1. My location on the map of music education research.-
  • 2. 2 Three-Head Approach.-
  • 2.3. The Counseling literature: How to play better.-
  • 2.4. Artistry as a flow of informed insights.- Part Three :
  • 3.1. The ghosts in teacher's studio: Hierarchy and myth.-
  • 3.2. The great pianists: The genesis of the myth.-
  • 3.3. Consolidation of the musical world as a ranked hierarchy.-
  • 3.4. The rise of the Western concert pianist as told in less mythic terms.-
  • 3.5. The imperial judgement of music.-
  • 3.6. Ambiguity regarding the talent of premier performers.- Part Four :
  • 4.1. The power of myth and the fear of public humiliation among piano teachers.-
  • 4.2. The workings of fear.-
  • 4.3. Back to myth.-
  • 4.4. Myth and hearsay in the piano classroom.-
  • 4.5. The tiger mom.-
  • 4.6. The anxiety of not knowing.-
  • 4.7. Before crossing the boundary between anxiety and exploration.-
  • 4.8. What actually happens in the piano classroom.- Part Five :
  • 5.1. Looking inward: The painful loop of professional education.-
  • 5.2. The little problem of the Schumann Undezime.-
  • 5.3. The piano action and the "sweet spot".-
  • 5.4. Back to Schumann's Undezime .-
  • 5.5. The problem with Hindemith's nocturne.-
  • Part 6 :
  • 6.1. Competitions.- Part Seven :
  • 7. 1 Back to the piano room.-
  • 7.2. The security advantage created (or not created) in early childhood.-
  • 7.3. The anxiety-ridden piano students.-
  • 7.4. The teacher's role.-
  • 7.5. Mid-travel thoughts.- Part Eight :
  • 8.1. We piano teachers and the counselling literature designed to help us.- Part Nine :
  • 9.1. Understanding the messages of music.-
  • 9.2. How to understand music? An example from Beethoven.-
  • 9.3. The Chopin Case.-
  • 9.4. The case of Leon Kirchner.- Part Ten :
  • 10.1. Finalizing the ideas.-
  • 10.2. Before we part: The Masters Speak.-
  • 10.3. FINALLY: Tete-a-tete talks.