Evolution Of Stage Fright In Musicians: A Comparative Analysis Between Traditional And Alternative Therapies

Abstract

A systematic analysis of the production and dissemination of studies related to stage fright in musicians, as well as traditional and alternative therapies, was carried out using the PRISMA method (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses). The goal of the study was to recognize the most outstanding characteristics of the publications registered in the Scopus and WoS databases, and to assess their impact on the research of The Suggested Variables. In Summary, 49 Publications Were Recognized. After An Improvement Of The Results Through Keywords On Both Platforms, The Results Were Refined On Both Platforms (Stage Fear, Musicians, Traditional Therapies, Alternative Therapies), 13 Documents Were Chosen, Discarding Duplicates And Those That Did Not Meet The Inclusion Requirements. The Chosen Research Was Analyzed With The Aim Of Understanding The Main Characteristics Of Studies On Stage Fright In musicians and its influence on the scientific community, contrasting the results achieved through conventional and alternative therapies. The research focused on studies published between 2018 and 2023, highlighting that the works in Scopus covered different fields of study, such as clinical psychology and medicine, while those found in WoS demonstrated greater relevance to the particular purpose of the study.