Not Good Enough?: Vocal Shame Among Finnish Classical Singers
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Not Good Enough?: Vocal Shame Among Finnish Classical Singers

by Iris Seesjärvi

Psychology Music
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In 'Not Good Enough?: Vocal Shame Among Finnish Classical Singers,' Iris Seesjärvi investigates the pervasive issue of vocal shame that impacts performers in Finland's classical music scene. Drawing from interviews and observations, the book uncovers how these feelings of inadequacy shape singers' experiences, training, and careers, shedding light on a rarely discussed aspect of musical performance.

About This Book

Not Good Enough? examines vocal shame experienced by Finnish classical singers, highlighting the internal pressures that affect their performance and self-perception.

The book draws on personal accounts and psychological insights to reveal how shame influences vocal training and artistic expression in the classical music tradition.

Through this exploration, it offers a deeper understanding of the emotional landscape within Finland's classical singing community.

Seesjärvi's work contributes to broader discussions on mental health in the performing arts.

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