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654: Stephen P Brown on building a performing career
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Today’s conversation features Stephen P. Brown, a conductor of orchestras, choirs, concert bands and musical theater, an... Read more
26 Dec 2019
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386: Larry Grenadier on sound, technique, and fluidity
386: Larry Grenadier on sound, technique, and fluidity
Being able to sit down with outstanding artists and thinkers like Larry Grenadier is one of the true pleasures of doing ... Read more
21 Aug 2017
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682: Lizzie Burns on chamber music and community engagement
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467: Chuck Israels on Bill Evans and a life in music
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495: Victor Wooten
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597: Stephanie Patterson on adult learners
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476: Chris West on thumb position
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432: Eric Revis on gut strings, funk, and influences
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296: Adam Booker on strings, Milt Hinton, and jazz mythology
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381: developing bow strokes
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541: Sean Conly on being a working jazz musician
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I had a great time chatting with bassist, composer, and educator Sean Conly during my recent trip to New York City. Sean... Read more
21 Nov 2018
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