A practical, myth-busting workshop with Adina Mornell revealing what performance blackouts are and how to prevent and manage them with confidence
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Have you ever frozen mid-performance? Lost your place during a childhood recital, or watched someone else struggle through a memory lapse? You’re not alone. Popular culture has only amplified this fear; think of Madame Sousatzka, where a dramatic blackout becomes a make-or-break moment!
But despite the myths, performance blackouts are not mysterious, unpredictable disasters. They’re understandable, preventable and manageable – with the right approach and tools.
In this workshop, Adina Mornell demystifies memory glitches by replacing superstition with science and practical strategies. Rather than letting past performance mishaps fuel anxiety, you’ll learn how to practise in ways that build stability, confidence and resilience at the piano.
Join us and gain a deeper understanding of musical memory and a toolkit you can immediately apply to your playing – ban the fear and turn the stage into a place of joy and expression.
This workshop is for you if:
Don’t miss this opportunity to expose fears from the past that might be holding you back from a rewarding and fulfilling experience at the piano today!
Adina Mornell is uniquely qualified to turn research results into actionable knowledge for musicians, having trained as a classical pianist before receiving her PhD in Music Psychology and Instrumental Pedagogy in Vienna. As professor in Graz and Munich, she conducted empirical studies in the field of musical performance and her teaching focuses on deliberate practice, attentional focus and the intersection of neuroscience and music psychology. Adina has also released several CDs worldwide as a solo pianist and written several books and articles (in English and German) for performers and teachers.