A willingness to engage in challenges outside of our ability level and to embrace making mistakes can help adults to learn as efficiently as young children. Read more on ‘The Strad’
Canadian clarinetist, Christine Carter, has performed at venues across the globe, from Carnegie Hall to the Sydney Opera House. She is the clarinetist of the critically acclaimed Iris Trio and the inter-arts ensemble, Dark by Five, and frequently collaborates with Duo Concertante.
Christine is also passionate about helping musicians become more effective on stage and in the practice room. Her performance psychology research has led to article commissions from a variety of publications and invitations to give workshops at dozens of institutions around the world.
Recent News and Updates
Why the Progress You Make in the Practice Room Seems to Disappear Overnight – PART 2
Of all of the frustrating Greek myths out there, I think the story of Sisyphus is the one that I could always relate to the most.
Where There is a Way There is a Will: Overcoming the Procrastination Trap (Part 2)
Once we are honest with ourselves that, just like yesterday and today, there are going to be temptations tomorrow, we can use Ulysses contracts to pre-commit to specific actions that are in line with our goals. These plans need to be in place before we want to do the work…
Next Live Dates
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28
Jan 2021
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Canada
St. John’s, NL
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Music at Memorial Series Recital “Invitation to Dance”
7:30pm
Nancy Dahn, violin, Timothy Steeves, piano (Duo Concertante). Works by Gian Carlo Menotti, Igor Stravinsky, Patrick Cardy, and Srul Irving Glick. 6:00 EST | 7:30pm NST |
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31
Jan 2021
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Online
Albany, New York City
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Performance Psychology Workshop 4:00pm EST | 5:30pm NST
4:00pm
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01
Apr 2021
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Canada
St. John’s, NL
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Iris Trio “Night Music,” Music at Memorial Series
7:30pm
Works by Max Bruch, Frédéric Chopin, and Florian Hoefner/Don McKay. 6:00 EST | 7:30pm NST |
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