A hipnose como ferramenta para diminuir o nervosismo do músico em sua performance em público

Abstract

This work has the theme hypnosis and music, relating hypnosis to performance and having as general objective to analyze, through experiences with a student musician, the possibility of hypnosis being a viable tool for the reduction of nervousness that accompanies the performance in public. The specific goals are to demystify hypnosis; to conceptualize the relevant factors for the understanding of hypnosis, of what will be the technique applied to the musician and in what moment to use it; describe the process of hypnosis through the study of Dave Elman; and discuss the use of hypnosis as a possible tool for the musician. There are many reports in the history of situations in which hypnosis offered contributions, mainly to the clinical area. Since it is effective in deliveries, surgeries, etc., it would also be possible to be effective in the field of music. This work was carried out through the analysis of theoretical materials on hypnosis as a tool, and hypnosis was also used to reduce the nervousness of a voluntary musician, which impaired his performance at the time of performance in public. The method of Dave Elman was used, which is a technique of rapid hypnosis that was used by several doctors with their patients, who had surprising answers. At the end of this research it was observed that hypnosis proved to be an effective tool to reduce the subject's nervousness, teaching him to use his focus and concentration more effectively for the execution of the musical works in his performance.