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Embracing Musical Diversity: a journey from classical to folk music with Rebecca Clare Douglas
Discover the transformative journey of Rebecca Clare Douglas in this episode of the Creative Strings Podcast, where musical diversity takes center stage. From earning a music degree at Oxford to becoming a multifaceted folk musician, educator, and author, Rebecca shares how embracing diversity in her music brought freedom and joy.
🎻 Learn how she transitioned from classical to folk music, finding freedom that classical training didn’t offer.
🎼 Explore her work with the Highland Fiddle Band, her original fiddle duo, and the inspiration behind her book of fiddle tunes.
💡 Hear her philosophy on balancing teaching, performing, and parenting—and why community and being "your own patron" are essential to her approach.
Rebecca's story is a testament to the power of musical diversity to transform rejection into freedom and inspire creativity. If you’ve ever felt “not good enough” as a musician, this episode will reignite your passion for playing and remind you why you started making music in the first place.
You can get to know more about Rebecca and her work on her website: https://www.rebeccaclaredouglas.com/
đź”— Special thanks to our sponsor Electric Violin Shop. If you have questions about electric violins, pedals, amplifiers, and all kinds of gear, visit www.electricviolinshop.com/ or call their phone number during business hours: 1-866-900-8400. A human will speak to you.
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Discover the transformative journey of Rebecca Clare Douglas in this episode of the Creative Strings Podcast, where musical diversity takes center stage. From earning a music degree at Oxford to becoming a multifaceted folk musician, educator, and author, Rebecca shares how embracing diversity in her music brought freedom and joy.
🎻 Learn how she transitioned from classical to folk music, finding freedom that classical training didn’t offer.
🎼 Explore her work with the Highland Fiddle Band, her original fiddle duo, and the inspiration behind her book of fiddle tunes.
💡 Hear her philosophy on balancing teaching, performing, and parenting—and why community and being "your own patron" are essential to her approach.
Rebecca's story is a testament to the power of musical diversity to transform rejection into freedom and inspire creativity. If you’ve ever felt “not good enough” as a musician, this episode will reignite your passion for playing and remind you why you started making music in the first place.
You can get to know more about Rebecca and her work on her website: https://www.rebeccaclaredouglas.com/
đź”— Special thanks to our sponsor Electric Violin Shop. If you have questions about electric violins, pedals, amplifiers, and all kinds of gear, visit www.electricviolinshop.com/ or call their phone number during business hours: 1-866-900-8400. A human will speak to you.