Final i attended a performance by the Seattle Symphony of Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto night. If you have ever heard of film Shine, you know how daunting this piece is a concert pianist. It’s a minute that is 40-plus, consisting of 30,000 individual records, every one of that have to be performed-often at lightning speed-in a particular purchase; with nuance, characteristics, and passion; live; from memory; right in front of a discerning audience of several thousand individuals, and a much more discerning orchestra and conductor.
Can you say “pressure”?
The soloist, Kirill Gerstein, performed brilliantly.
What does it try try this? Just what does it simply take to execute at your best whenever it matters most? When all eyes are on you, and objectives are high?
The key, because it ends up, would be to maybe not look at the records.
By enough time he strikes the big phase, a …
