Beyond The Score

Beyond The Score

By Ensemble Llama MusicMusic
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Beyond The Score episodes

  • The Do's and Dont's Of Concert Programming In 2024

    A discussion of new innovations in concert programming, the "music education" programming problem, and some do's and dont's of concert programming to help leave your audiences with a lasting impact.

    Thanks for listening! Could you leave a 5-star review if you liked this episode? That will help other people like you to find this show. Be sure to follow the show and get notified of the latest episodes. Visit our website to check out our sheet music store for chamber groups & wind ensembles, and to find our social links.


    This show is part of Ensemble Llama Music, a small music publisher for chamber groups and wind ensembles. The mission of ELM is to help performers connect with each other and their audiences, beyond the score.


    Show Updates: x.com/ensemblellama

    Website: ensemblellamamusic.com

    Blog: ensemblellamamusic.com/blog

    40 min
  • 3 Ideas To Increase Your Audience Retention With Improvisation

    Why you should improvise, why music ensembles don't do this, and ideas to increase your audience retention with improvisation programming.


    Thanks for listening! Could you leave a 5-star review if you liked this episode? That will help other people like you to find this show. Be sure to follow the show and get notified of the latest episodes. Visit our website to check out our sheet music store for chamber groups & wind ensembles, and to find our social links.


    This show is part of Ensemble Llama Music, a small music publisher for chamber groups and wind ensembles. The mission of ELM is to help performers connect with each other and their audiences, beyond the score.


    Show Updates: x.com/ensemblellama

    Website: ensemblellamamusic.com

    Blog: ensemblellamamusic.com/blog

    35 min

About Beyond The Score

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A podcast for helping performing musicians to connect deeply with their music, their audiences, and themselves.