One of the most common links between on musicians is the
experience of stage fright. “What if I screw up?” “What if they hate the
music?” “What if they hate the music because I screwed up?” Sound familiar?
Well snap out of it. The best way to beat stage fright is to consider that
maybe the stage isn’t the best time or place to be getting scared. First of
all, you’re a lot more likely to screw up if that’s all you’re thinking about.
Secondly, it will be a lot worse (and harder to recover) when/if you do. The
time to be nervous and stressed is when you’re practicing. If you haven’t
gotten your part right before the show, you’re not likely to catch up during
the show. When it comes time to take the stage, don’t worry too much about
screwing up and get scared of not having a good time.
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