Psychology

What makes artists truly creative?

Beyond their expertise, artists share very specific psychological characteristics, confirming a “transversal” vision of creativity. (...)
How are the winners of the music competitions chosen?

Music competitions, what are the determining factors in the choice of the winner, sound quality, involvement, expressiveness, behaviour? (...)
Psychopathological disorders and artistic creativity

Many artists, painters, actors, singers, writers, high-level musicians with psychopathological disorders, Vincent Van Gogh, Robert Schumann, Mozart, Beethoven, Sylvia Plath, Virginia Woolf, Anne Sexton, Ernest Hemingway. (...)
Young female musicians have more stage fright than young male musicians

Performance anxiety can have major repercussions on the musician's practice, and eventually on his future career. (...)
Dancers are more vulnerable to mental health problems than musicians

Ballet dancers students exhibit greater psychological rigidity than music students and students without artistic training, and they are at greater risk of psychological disorders. (...)
Practicing music to maintain one’s motivation to play sports

Practicing music to maintain one’s motivation to play sports, a great way to fight against sedentary lifestyles and improve health (...)
Dancing makes people more sensitive to others' emotions and more understanding

The dancers because of their learning to translate emotions through movement are more sensitive and experts to interpret and understand the emotions of others. (...)
Playing music or listening to music collectively promotes a better quality of life, health, safety

Participate in collective music events, singing, or dancing or collectively practice these artistic practices promotes better "quality of life" in terms of well-being, health, safety, relationships and performance. (...)