Discover published sets by community

Wearing formal concert attire respects the audience and the venue; it often depends on the venue and type of performance.

Shows appreciation for their contribution; typically done by looking towards them and nodding or gesturing after the performance.

Expresses gratitude for the audience's attention and applause; done at the end of the performance, following a brief pause after the last note.

Stay composed and continue playing; mistakes are often less noticeable to the audience than to the performer.

Maintain professionalism; any remarks should be brief, relevant, and respectful, ideally before or after the performance, not during.

Place the stand so that it does not block the audience's view of the performer or instrument; adjust the height for optimal visibility of the sheet music.

Watch the conductor or ensemble leader closely for cues on timing and dynamics; essential for a cohesive performance.

Use a discreet and silent page turner for sheet music; coordination should be rehearsed prior to performance.

Ensures the instrument sounds its best; typically done discreetly before the audience arrives or quietly on stage if necessary.