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| quote: | Originally posted by ASFSE
get these pills called beta blockers perscribed to you. they are commonly used by symphony players to reduce stress and nervesnousss. |
No don't.
Commonly used by people who have seriously high bloodpressure. The body basically gets fooled into releasing the presure on the outside walls of the arteries to enable bloodflow more efficiently.
One of the side effects of this is that you can get an increased level of systolic and diastolic activity once you are off the betablockers.
Also, with betablockers increased cardio vascular activity can have potentially fatal consequences.
Drop a pill (e) and you will probably have a stroke.
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As you know I have been doing this for years, and for the most part I don't really get nerves unless it's a new venue.
It's all about being cofortable in what you are doing.
What I used to do was to find a group of people and make eye contact with them. Then for the first couple of tracks just imagine that I'm only playing for them and that we are the only people there. (Usually helps if they are cute girls). If you have friends in the crowd look to them and play for them. If they are responding it will feed the crowd and it will open up for you.
Most times now I'm usually more anxious because I want to get on, not for the thought of playing in itself.
Cheers
Dr. Nem
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Last edited by Nemesis44 on Oct-30-2006 at 14:31
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