Overconducting.

The article provides information on overconducting, which is usually committed by novice conductors who were not given enough time for training on the podium during their college conducting classes. It emphasizes the common mistakes committed by musical conductors who try to conduct every beat and nuance. It also discusses the value of conducting less and talking only when necessary. It also notes that giving frequent cues and putting excessive gestures are other common conducting mistakes. Furthermore, it stresses that conductors' role is to teach students to make music.