Audition Cafe

Part 1 of a two-part interview with flutist, activist, and mentor Elizabeth Rowe, who shares how the pandemic has changed her approach to her flute-playing and other aspects of her creative life.

First Associate Concertmaster, Los Angeles Philharmonic
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Part 2 of an interview with Boston Symphony Principal Flutist Elizabeth Rowe. She discusses her new projects, particularly the Facebook community Seeing Beyond the Notes and her coaching practice, sharing what’s driving her and giving her purpose during this unprecedented time.

Insight from one of the country’s most prominent musicians! Weston Sprott shares how he has been spending his time in lockdown since the Met Opera closed its doors, his approach to virtual teaching, and how Juilliard’s Preparatory Division is adapting to the pandemic as well as four great points of advice for musicians as we cope with the pandemic. 

Podcast host, blogger, and educator Jason Heath shares how two apps have transormed his practice routine and offers tips on how to use them to keep track of music, make recordings, and keep organized notes.

As an international conductor working in both the professional and educational sides of classical music, Carlos Andrés Botero has a unique perspective of the pandemic’s impact on the future of the music world. He shares an insider’s view of an orchestra developing its role in its community and a conservatory adapting to serve its students

Co-Authored by Sarasota Orchestra horn player Priscilla Rinehart.
As music organizations across the US are making bold statements in support of equal rights, we are offering ideas for individual musicians looking to reach out to their communities or get involved in social justice.

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How to prepare multiple auditions at the same time

First Associate Concertmaster, Los Angeles Philharmonic
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