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Santa Claus leads a busy life, but only on Christmas eve since the elves make most of his gifts. What does he do the other 264 days of the year? Well, you might be surprised to learn that Santa actually plays the clarinet! He shares some great tips on how to get on his "nice" list this year, and what's in store for those clarinetists who have been naughty!
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Guest Stephen P. Brown helps musicians find the confidence to unleash spectacular performances and build a financially viable career at the same time. Music, money, and opinions cross paths in today's episode, which will inspire you to integrate financial wellness into your musical and artistic planning.
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I can't believe it but this is the 100th episode of the Clarineat podcast. Join me as I discuss where the show has been, where it is, and where it's going. Then, hear stories from five different guests about their favourite podcast moments and how it's affected their lives.
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Learn about a new app called Modacity that lets you take your practicing to the next level on your smartphone. We discuss some of its features and benefits, where music seems to be heading in the 21st century, and why it's wise to take the business elements of music seriously. Clarineat listeners can save on Modacity at https://modacity.co/clarineat
Show Notes: https://clarineat.com/99
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Today on the podcast I'm joined by Brett Newton to discuss his two new books about Band Orchestration, which is an often overlooked topic. We discuss what orchestration is and why it's valuable to think from a composer's perspective, the history of the wind band and some of the instruments inside, and how you can save 10% on Brett's new books as a Clarineat subscriber.
Show Notes: https://www.clarineat.com/98
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Get a chance to win one of 10 D'Daddario Reserve Sampler Packs and a Clarineat T-Shirt in any size and style that you like (value $59 USD). Also in this episode a Book Club update, Episode 100 call to action, and a message about the new upgraded Patreon Edition of the show.
Show Notes: https://www.clarineat.com/97
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Musicians are athletes of the small muscles, and in today's episode I dive into the types of injuries that woodwind musicians need to watch out for and how to prevent them with Garrett Hack.
Show Notes: https://clarineat.com/96
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On today's Halloween special episode I'm joined by the scariest person on the audition circuit: Nobody. He shares his superstitious reed making techniques, how you can ensure your own audition success by avoiding auditions that he's going to, and why he doesn't believe in transposition at all.
Disclaimer: This is a work of comedy. If you don't share this sense of humour please skip this episode.
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Learn how to get longer-lasting reeds and stay healthier at the same time, how to improve your audition abilities by recording yourself and using modern apps, how to become a paperless musician, and be inspired by one of the most prominent bass clarinetists of the 20th century.
Show notes: http://www.clarineat.com/93
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