Music for the Soul 6: When You Want to Regain Your Confidence

There are moments when everyone feels like they cannot believe in themselves.

When things don't go well on stage or in a lesson, or when I can't find the words in front of others... I, too, sometimes feel anxious, wondering if I will really be okay.

At times like those, music gently stays by your side.

Its bright and powerful resonance pushes you forward, saying, 'You'll be fine,' and it helps you realize your inner strength even while you are carrying sadness.

Awakening the power that lies dormant within you is a great charm of classical music.

🎵 Mozart: Symphony No. 41 'Jupiter'

Mozart's final symphony. Its grand development and brilliant melodies naturally lift a downcast heart.

Recommended performance:Herbert von Karajan conducting the Berlin Philharmonic

🎵 Handel: 'Lascia ch'io pianga' from Rinaldo

A mysterious aria where shedding tears helps you realize your own strength. It reminds you that a firm core of strength resides deep within your sadness.

Recommended performance:
From the film 'Farinelli'

🎵 Puccini: 'Nessun dorma' from Turandot

A majestic tenor aria. The determination that 'I will surely win' reaches the listener's heart directly. Use this when you want to regain the courage to believe in yourself.

Recommended performance:Luciano Pavarotti

It is okay to still feel down.

Music will push those feelings just a little bit forward.
As you immerse yourself in the music, a moment will come when you think, 'I'll try again.'

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