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Understanding the Psychology, Relationships, and Technology in Recording and Live Performance

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A Comprehensive Guide to the Cognitive, Emotional, and Technological Aspects of Music Creation and Performance

Music is a powerful force that has the ability to evoke emotions, connect people, and inspire creativity. But what are the psychological processes involved in creating and performing music? How do relationships between musicians affect the music they make? And what role does technology play in the recording and live performance of music?

The Art of Singing on Stage and in the Studio: Understanding the Psychology, Relationships, and Technology in Recording and Live Performance

by Jennifer Hamady

4.7 out of 5

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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the psychology, relationships, and technology involved in recording and live performance. It draws on the latest research to explore the cognitive and emotional processes involved in musical creation, collaboration, and performance, as well as the technological advancements that have transformed the music industry.

The book is divided into three parts.

Part I: The Psychology of Music

This part of the book explores the cognitive and emotional processes involved in musical creation, collaboration, and performance. It discusses the role of attention, memory, emotion, and motivation in music, as well as the psychological factors that can affect musical performance.

Part II: Relationships in Music

This part of the book examines the role of relationships in musical creation and performance. It discusses the different types of relationships that can exist between musicians, such as mentor-mentee relationships, romantic relationships, and friendships, and how these relationships can affect the music they make.

Part III: Technology in Music

This part of the book explores the role of technology in the recording and live performance of music. It discusses the different types of technology that are used in music production, such as recording software, mixing consoles, and live sound systems, and how these technologies have changed the way music is created and performed.

This book is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in the psychology, relationships, and technology involved in recording and live performance. It is also a great read for musicians, producers, engineers, and anyone else who wants to learn more about the fascinating world of music.

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The Art of Singing on Stage and in the Studio: Understanding the Psychology, Relationships, and Technology in Recording and Live Performance

by Jennifer Hamady

4.7 out of 5