"What is Stage Charisma?" Part 3: How to Communicate Effectively with Your Audience 

Thanks for your insights and helpful tips ❤❤❤

白建宇在大師班說 演奏時，自己是在一種 I have so much to say 的狀態！！！

Hi, Ms.Hu, your words make me remind movie Kungfu Panda. I need believe myself is Dragon Warrior and get up the courage really soon from the nervous. I like all your tips, Thank you. ^^

I have learned a very good lesson that helps me deal with different types of disruptions I've experienced in performance or sharing a piece of music. "Nerves" is not the only disrupting influence. There is also "excitement" (a positive feeling that perhaps you are happy to be about to go on stage, or you are happy the first movement went exceptionally well, but this too, can be distracting and lead to errors, as I have found). The third thing is "distraction" -- as from a cell hone ringing just at the quiet part, or becoming aware in the moment that your piano teacher, or some pianist more famous or inspired or proficient than you, is in the front row or sitting on the piano bench with you, listening. How do you then re-focus quickly on the music at hand? Might you think on these distinctions and how each relates to your experience, and perhaps suggest some strategies to deal with the latter two? Thank you for your wonderfully engaging personality and teacher and performer, and encouragement!