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Sharing the music we love in public with others is a wonderful thing to do. All of the add-on excitement associated with that, including the possibilities of playing in a large hall on a concert instrument and seeing your name on a programme, can be exhilarating in the most positive sense. But thrills can easily morph into proverbial spills as joy changes to anxiety and stress, even terror, as the day of the performance comes

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