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Musicians: maybe you’ve experienced this, too.
Most of what I learned in music school about practicing and performing was how to be a ruthless perfectionist. How to strive to control everything to avoid making mistakes. To judge every...
My client (let’s call her Ellen) came to me to get more bookings. So we worked on her bio, website, pitches—the usual. And she got bookings.
She also got something she hadn’t expected.
Because of the process we used, Ellen walked away wit...
I’ve written elsewhere about concert programming, but I keep running into the same thing: musicians who know how to program a concert of pieces they love, but don’t yet see how that might be different from building a program that a presente...
Most musicians write their teaching bios the way they’d write a résumé: sighting their degrees, performance credits, schools where they’ve taught.
That boring list of credentials doesn’t tell a prospective student what they’d most like to...
After 30 years of music career coaching, I kept seeing the same patterns show up — different musicians, different instruments, different career stages, but recognizable patterns underneath it all. I ended up identifying five dominant ones a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
For mid-career musicians who are done playing small. Mindset tools for getting more of your best work into the world. Angela, author of “Beyond Talent.”
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