Hello and welcome back to another episode--with me! Elizabeth! In this episode, I discuss many things--most notably what starting a new project might look like, for me as a musician, and for you, whomever you are!

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Come along with me as I talk about the learning experience of keeping plants alive, the process I follow when composing for choral works, the importance of rest, and the next partner in our round cycle!

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Come Along with me in our Journey to being more authentic than perfect in the latest episode of IAElizabeth.

In this episode, I talk about the first week of July, give you an update on the plants, and discuss my feelings about the famous Leonard Bernstein quote about making music in response to violence. I also teach the very first round I have ever learned.

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Come along with me as we talk about The Whole She-Bang That Was The Month of June. In this episode, I rant about how money acts as a gate-keeper in the classical music world, update you about the plants, and talk about senza-singing.

The key in the beginning explanation is C.

The quote from Laurie Rivershttps://open.spotify.com/show/30behlsBONyNBhOxBeJE3J?si=6a1ab9269e414be5

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The REBRAND!

The Music Department Podcast has PIVOTED!

I have just come out of a few busy months and it’s time to tell you what I’ve learned from all of them AND what I am going to be doing during this time of rest.

At the end you get the tiniest demonstration of some warm ups for choir and why they would be included in rehearsal.

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