Stage excitement as individual psychological state of the vocalist
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The state and behavior of a singer on the stage has not been fully explored and studied. This article is an attempt to
understand the causes of such a phenomenon as the excitement of a vocalist who goes on stage and performs in front of
an audience. The unusual psychological state that an artist develops on the stage during a public performance brings many
unexpected «discoveries» to the performer and requires detailed study. Unlike ordinary excitement, the author designated it as
«stage excitement» and pointed out the factors that lead to the occurrence of such a state. The ways of neutralizing the negative
sides of the artist’s state on the stage are analyzed. A great emphasis in the work is placed on the study of the psychological
portrait of the performer and the psycho-emotional component of his personality as well as the characteristic moments associated
with the individual characteristics of the vocalist.
- Корнеев Николай Константинович
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