Korn - Coming Undone

It is possible that such lessons are indeed provided for in modern higher musical schools, but if they are given, then it is clearly not enough. In any case, many behave as if they had never studied this and never trained in front of a mirror - not only young, but also musicians of an age who have been performing on stage for a long time. Often their nods seem awkward or mannered, or even just ridiculous. Deep bowing may give the impression of excessive zeal, a barely noticeable nod of the head will be perceived as a sign of arrogance. An ideal bow is somewhere in between: elegantly, modestly, with respect. Everything exalted, theatrical should be avoided, for example, send kisses on the air or hold your hand to your heart. And also frantically grabbing his hand at the piano, as pianists often do, bowing. Actor Klaus Maria Brandauer,with whom I spoke many times, my own way: he just stands when the audience applauds, and only at the very end makes a single, barely noticeable bow. When you are next to him, you don’t know how to behave - to stand upright or slightly bend your head, as you are used to.