Do you still remember how that felt? The audition at the music school as a child, where the teacher stood up wordlessly after a mistake, turned her back on you, and left you sitting in an icy silence for minutes. The moment during your university studies, when the professor cut you off in the middle of a difficult passage, stared at you wordlessly for seconds, and then, in front of your peers, only dryly said: “Just leave it, nothing good is going to come of this today.” Or t

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I am Regina Gleim, professional flutist and coach for musicians. Here in my blog, I share valuable knowledge and information about...