The dangers of practising too much (Dr Edoardo Passarotto)

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The dangers of practising too much (Dr Edoardo Passarotto)

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32 minutes 7 seconds

2 months ago

The dangers of practising too much (Dr Edoardo Passarotto)

As musicians, it is common to feel that you have to practise a certain amount every day. Or that more practice is the key to feeling more confident on stage. But is this really true? In this episode, pianist, neuroscientist, and researcher Dr Edoardo Passarotto unpacks these issues by sharing his findings on the links between practice and anxiety, and the potential dangers of practising excessively.

Find out more about Edoardo on his website: www.edoardopassarotto.com

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Hosted by Michelle Robinson

Produced by Matty Johnson

Directed by Akiho Suzuki

Flourish is generously funded by the North West Consortium Doctoral Training Partnership.

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