Music and Sport?
Music and Sport?

Examination of the Complaints of Young Musician Stu¬dents During Musical Work in Relation to Their Physical Activity and Sporting Habits

Summary/Abstract: A significant part of the musician community still considers music and sport as very distant, even unknown entities. This work is unique due to its basic approach: the work-related problems of 14-20-year-old musician students were examined in light of their sporting attitudes using a questionnaire. Following the segments of time management and basic obligation, I analysed the complaint perception of three distinct yet interrelated slices of musicians’ work in the light of sporting habits, namely: the range of problems stemming from basic lifestyle, during preparation and practice, as well as the perceived complaints and their intensity in the event of an onstage situation. The results indicate real and measurable significance. Therefore, those youths who do sports more are actually less affected by the problems examined than their less active peers.

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