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Feeding The Good Wolf

by Stephanie Pizza Overcoming impostor syndrome, self-doubt, and negative self-talk seems to be an endless journey for us musicians. This

This past week Barbara Siesel had the honor of working with 12 talented students from the University for Music, Theater

Similarities in Approach to Poetry and Orchestral Music by Kelariz Keshavarz Introduction The French poet Stephane Mallarmé (1842-1898) and the

by Rena Urso What do you know about your spine? Where is it? What is it like? What is

by Rachel Taylor Geier Happy February! Hold on to your hats this month as a Mercury retrograde will be causing

Parallel Lives, A Flute−Piano Program of Two Hungarian Composers’ Works Two Pozsony boys: the biographical connections of Dohnányi and Bartók by

“Anh Phung is a shining example of the modern musician: as a child, she earned her virtuosity while sweeping flute

By Caitlin Rose Burnout––a relatively short word that packs a huge punch. While it’s becoming a little less taboo to

By Mehrdad Gholami In February 2019, I received an email from Aspen Contemporary Ensemble’s Artistic Director, Tim Weiss, asking me