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BAPAM CEO Claire Cordeaux on Elevate Music Podcast

BAPAM CEO Claire Cordeaux on Elevate Music Podcast

BAPAM join Elevate Music Podcast to explore how musicians can prepare for a return to live performance after a break In this final episode of the current series of the excellent Elevate Music Podcast, musician Lauren Aquilina...

10 Tips for a Healthy Spine

10 Tips for a Healthy Spine

BAPAM Flexible Spine - Community Drop In  Sitting for extensive periods of time at our computers and practicing more often now that lockdown restrictions are easing goes hand in hand with putting extra strain on the spine. This may trigger existing...

Perfectionism in Performing Artists

Perfectionism in Performing Artists

PhD candidate, lecturer and trained actor, Julia Grieshofer, researches actors’ mental health at UCL. From June 2021/22, she joins the UCL MSc in Performing Arts Medicine team to lead the Psychology module on this programme. Recently, she was invited as a speaker on...

Living with OCD

Actor Tuppence Middleton is known for her roles in Black Mirror, War and Peace, The Imitation Game and Mank, among others. She has OCD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Here she talks to three other people who are also living with OCD

Managing a return to performance

Managing a return to performance

In part 4 of our article series covering aspects of returning to performance environments, and building up work schedules and routines in the light of the COVID 19 pandemic and lockdowns, Dr Naomi Brecker, Consultant Occupational Physician, considers the vital role of...

Returning to live performance: Why programme choice matters

Returning to live performance: Why programme choice matters

In this blog, Dr Sarah Upjohn EdD MA MCSP, Specialist Performing Arts Physiotherapist, looks at how programme planning, including choice of repertoire, is important for instrumental musicians returning to or building up performance.  In my work as a physiotherapist...

 
 
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