Getting Out of Your Own Way; with Tina Bergmann

Instructor: Tina Bergmann
Getting Out of Your Own Way--Kick out your inner critic so you can make music with joy and freedom.
For All Levels/Instruments
Saturday, 5/13, Noon PDT/3 pm EDT
$35, 90 minutes
ONLINE via Zoom

I think we all struggle with some form of an inner critic, and sometimes that jerk can really inhibit creativity and undermine confidence. We'll discuss different ways our inner critics present themselves, and ways to silence them so you can get on with the joy of music making and enjoy the growth you deserve.

Hailed by Pete Seeger as “the best hammered dulcimer player I’ve heard in my life,” Tina Bergmann has been performing concerts, and teaching workshops and private lessons from an early age. A fourth-generation musician, Bergmann began playing music at age eight, learning the mountain dulcimer from her mother in the aural tradition and learning the hammered dulcimer at the knee of West Virginia-native builder and performer Loy Swiger. Demonstrating gifts for both performance and teaching, she has been a featured performer across the United States, performing solo; as a duo with her husband, bassist Bryan Thomas; with her stringband Hu$hmoney; and both nationally and internationally as a member of Apollo’s Fire, Cleveland’s world renowned Baroque Orchestra.