Author: Dan Shusta
Date: 2018-03-29 00:55
Well, it depends upon what mg amount you take. For low level anxiety, a 2mg amount might just do the trick for you. If your anxiety level is off the scale, you may have to resort to taking 5mg. It all depends upon your self anxiety analysis.
Another common anti-anxiety medication is Clonazepam. I find it to be weaker in effectiveness and it takes much long in my system to become effective.
As to concentration, I believe that all depends upon the difficulty level of music that you are playing. I believe some music requires an incredible level of concentration while other styles of music require less.
These are just suggestions that you might want to try and see how they affect you.
One last note (yep, pun intended!)...IMHO, the attitude one has is of paramount importance. I've played the double keyboard organ for over 50 years and have give more than a few solo concerts. One of the things I've learned is that if I play to please the audience, I'll probably fumble all over and makes mistakes. If I sit down at the keyboard with the attitude of "Man, I am going to have one heck of a total blast!", I usually play much better and...the audience notices it right away.
Just my 2 cents worth...
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