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Unless you’ve been in the practice room for 24 hours a day for the last 10 years you’ve probably heard

Balancing Entrepreneurship and Artist Self. By Barbara Siesel

One of the most difficult parts about being a musician entrepreneur is the balancing act that one has to engage

“Going into the classical music profession is difficult. There aren’t enough jobs. Audiences are dwindling. It’s hard to make

Last Saturday I participated in the Woman’s March, joining a sister march in NYC. It’s estimated that 400,000 women attended the

Given the current political situation. I thought that I’d spend a few columns discussing the concept of Art for Social

The Merriam- Webster’s Learner’s Dictionary defines the word pivot this way: 1) a pin or shaft on which a mechanical

It’s ‘back to school’ time or for others the beginning of the 2016-17 season, a time of new beginnings for

The National Flute Association is holding their biennial Arts Venture Competition this August in San Diego. NFA says: “The competition

On a bright morning in June, I set out to Sandusky, Ohio to to take part in the Fireland Symphony’s

So many of you have wonderful performances and projects that you would like to share with the world. Perhaps

As a musician, it is important and necessary to get media attention. As one of the founders of The