[Harp-L] Charisma on stage
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Charisma on stage
- From: Robert Bonfiglio <bon@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 08:30:45 -0500
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There are those people who just have it!
Isaac Stern once said about Lambert Orkis, his piano accompanist -
"great musician, but lacked the audacity to be a soloist." And there
it is. Your personality on stage, what you project, how it's seen by
the audience - all very nebulous this charisma thing, but it's there
none the less.
Some things can be learned, but will they appear real or fake? If
you can figure out how to be yourself and be attractive, that's
great. If not, maybe some play acting is possible, you know, pretend
to be a character in a play with a certain charismatic personality as
opposed to yourself. Otherwise, a sideman or accompanist is not such
a bad life.
Harmonically yours,
Robert Bonfiglio
http://www.robertbonfiglio.com
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