The well known and well-respected British pianist, John Lill, talks about how important it is to be mentally and physically fit to give concerts on a regular basis.
The world-renowned violinist Hilary Hahn talks openly and candidly about how she built her performing experience from a young child and how she prepares for a performance.
The British educator, writer and composer Paul Harris talks about how performance stress can start young. He shares his views on talent and the pressures that can bring...
Tenor Oli Griffiths is a member of The Swingle Singers and he describes performing with a group of singers, how the group get on with each other both on and off stage...
The Australian classical saxophonist, oozes calm and talks about the different techniques she uses to prepare herself for being calm and focused on stage.
Martin Owen discusses the challenges and pressures faced by being a principal horn player in a major orchestra, possibly one of the most demanding and exposed orchestral roles to have, and how to get back on track when things go wrong.
What struck me about Maya Beiser is her fearlessness. She tells me she was a fragile, vulnerable child and she used to hide herself behind her cello, where she felt safe.
American cellist, Zuill Bailey shows how being an international soloist is far from glamourous and tells extraordinary tales of traveling that made me tired just listening to them.
Claire Jones talks about how having a packed international schedule of concerts and publicity that came as a result of being harpist to Prince of Wales, may well have led to her getting Chronic Fatigue (ME).
