In this 5-lesson mini course, we’ll be learning how to practice effectively and explore some of the research on effective learning and practice to provide you with a few more tools that you can add to your practice strategy tool box. Course hosted by Noa Kageyama.
Bulletproof Musician, Performance Psychologist and Julliard Alumnus & Faculty member
Noa Kageyama is a performance psychologist and Julliard faculty member and is the performance psychology coach for the New World Symphony. Kageyama has degrees from Oberlin (BA, psychology), Juilliard (MM, violin performance) and Indiana University (MS/PhD, psychology). Kageyama specializes in teaching performing artists how to utilize sports psychology principles to more consistently demonstrate their full abilities under pressure.
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