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1	Formtoppning : Kan brassmusiker lära sig något av idrottare i fråga om förberedelser? / In the right shape at the right time : Can brass musicians learn anything from athletes in terms of preparations? Hugne, Martin January 2008 (has links) <p>I denna undersökning har jag undersökt idrottares och brassmusikers förberedelser inför prestationstillfällen, d.v.s. konsert, provspelning respektive träning eller match.Min hypotes inför undersökningen var att brassmusiker skulle ha mycket att lära av idrottare som eventuellt har ett mer utvecklat metodiskt tänkande kring hur man förbereder sig fysiskt och mentalt för att kunna prestera med självförtroende på en hög och stabil nivå. Till viss del visade sig detta stämma men i vissa avseenden blev jag förvånad så väl över brassmusikernas medvetenhet som idrottarnas omedvetenhet.Min undersökning består i två enkäter varav den ena riktade sig till brassmusiker och den andra riktade sig till idrottare (utan någon specifikation när det gällde idrottsgren).Dessa enkäter var utformade så lika varandra som möjligt för att möjliggöra så korrekta jämförelser det gick trots de båda gruppernas uppenbara olikheter.</p> / <p>In this study, I have investigated athletes and brass musicians, and their preparation for tense situations that demand performance at a high level. Examples of that could be concerts, auditions respectively competitions, or matches.My hypothesis before this study was that brass musicians could learn from athletes who possibly have a more well-developed methodic thinking with regard to preparations, both physical and mental, with an aim to be able to deliver with self confidence on a high and stabile level of performance.This proved to be partially correct, but in some aspects I was surprised, both considering the musicians’ awareness, but also considering the athletes lack thereof.The research consists of two questionnaires, in which one is directed to brass musicians and the other directed to athletes (without any specification of specific area or sport).These questionnaires were constructed to be as similar as possible to enable as correct comparisons as possible despite the two group’s obvious differences.</p> Athletes brass musicians preparation performance Idrottare brassmusiker förberedelse prestation Music education Musikpedagogik
2	Formtoppning : Kan brassmusiker lära sig något av idrottare i fråga om förberedelser? / In the right shape at the right time : Can brass musicians learn anything from athletes in terms of preparations? Hugne, Martin January 2008 (has links) I denna undersökning har jag undersökt idrottares och brassmusikers förberedelser inför prestationstillfällen, d.v.s. konsert, provspelning respektive träning eller match.Min hypotes inför undersökningen var att brassmusiker skulle ha mycket att lära av idrottare som eventuellt har ett mer utvecklat metodiskt tänkande kring hur man förbereder sig fysiskt och mentalt för att kunna prestera med självförtroende på en hög och stabil nivå. Till viss del visade sig detta stämma men i vissa avseenden blev jag förvånad så väl över brassmusikernas medvetenhet som idrottarnas omedvetenhet.Min undersökning består i två enkäter varav den ena riktade sig till brassmusiker och den andra riktade sig till idrottare (utan någon specifikation när det gällde idrottsgren).Dessa enkäter var utformade så lika varandra som möjligt för att möjliggöra så korrekta jämförelser det gick trots de båda gruppernas uppenbara olikheter. / In this study, I have investigated athletes and brass musicians, and their preparation for tense situations that demand performance at a high level. Examples of that could be concerts, auditions respectively competitions, or matches.My hypothesis before this study was that brass musicians could learn from athletes who possibly have a more well-developed methodic thinking with regard to preparations, both physical and mental, with an aim to be able to deliver with self confidence on a high and stabile level of performance.This proved to be partially correct, but in some aspects I was surprised, both considering the musicians’ awareness, but also considering the athletes lack thereof.The research consists of two questionnaires, in which one is directed to brass musicians and the other directed to athletes (without any specification of specific area or sport).These questionnaires were constructed to be as similar as possible to enable as correct comparisons as possible despite the two group’s obvious differences. Athletes brass musicians preparation performance Idrottare brassmusiker förberedelse prestation Music education Musikpedagogik
3	Epidemiologic Survey of a Unique Type of Task-Specific Dystonia in Brass Musicians Wallace, Eric (Trombonist) 12 1900 (has links) Brass musicians are known to experience a performance problem that is sometimes called valsalva maneuver or musical stuttering. This problem is known to cause difficulty starting a first note, tension in the throat, and tightness in the chest. Unfortunately, the research literature lacks sufficient details for evidence-based interventions. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to characterize and define this performance problem as experienced by brass musicians. An online epidemiologic survey was developed and deployed to collect data from brass musicians who have experienced this problem in their own playing. The survey was designed to acquire data in order to characterize and define the phenomenon through a biopsychosocial framework. The survey was also designed to assess whether this problem aligns with Altenmuller's heuristic model of motor control disruptions. A diverse group of brass musicians (n = 252) participated and offered relevant details for characterizing and defining this problem. Analysis of characteristic data suggests this problem is not a form of musical stuttering. Considering these data through Altenmuller's model suggests that this problem is experienced as a spectrum of motor disruptions that can develop into a unique type of musician's dystonia. While additional research is warranted, the results of this study are applicable to brass musicians, brass pedagogues, music educators, and performing arts health clinicians. musician's dystonia focal dystonia task-specific dystonia brass musicians performance disorders performance problems valsalva maneuver musical stuttering stutter tongue tongue stopper wind players hesitation problem locking locking problem tongue chest tightness throat tension yips Altenmuller trombone trombonists epidemiology epidemiologic survey musculoskeletal neurological disorder new type dystonia performance anxiety Dystonia. Performance anxiety. Brass instrument players. Academic theses

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