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

The College Audition Process: Conquering Fear with Confidence. by Nancy Stagnitta

For a young flutist preparing to audition for college and conservatory admission (not to mention what lies beyond!), the enormity

Inflection is one of the most important tools we have in our expressive toolbox. It is also frequently largely discounted

I’m back on the East Coast again, and I had a rare weekend off. What to do with my free

“In the face of Trump, many artists report feelings of paralysis. Should they carry on as before, nobly defying the

If you say about someone that they are articulate, you mean that they are good at making their ideas clear.

Yes, the practice room mirror selfie is shameless. Here’s why you should do it. The consumer-performer relationship has endured —