To maintain concentration during a concert, you need to apply focus in all aspects of your life. If you have a short concentration span in daily activities, it won't suddenly improve during performances.

Everything you do should be done with absolute focus. The more you practice this in your daily life, the better you can apply it during performances.

Nowadays, concentration is not valued as it once was. People are accustomed to quick changes, like video clips that last only a few seconds, which disrupts our ability to focus.

In the past, audiences could listen for hours without distraction, unlike today where children are taught to expect constant change rather than to stay engaged for longer periods.

You can discover your own concentration span during practice sessions, which can help you understand how to improve your focus when performing. When performing, I focus on the next part of the piece to avoid distractions and keep my mind engaged.

In a concert, unexpected things can happen, and I train myself to return my focus to the music.

It's essential to know your piece very well so you can navigate through any discomfort during a performance.

I remind myself to thank God for the opportunity to perform, which helps me maintain my concentration.

You have to keep going despite mistakes; it's part of the performance experience.