<p>This episode is a continuation of last week’s conversation with the wonderful Jason Alexander Holmes, director of the <a href="https://cincinnatiboychoir.org/">Cincinnati Boychoir</a>. These are some of the topics we cover in this conversation:</p>
<ul>
 <li>connecting to people at a deeper level</li>
 <li>The perils of adventurous programming</li>
 <li>Fear of not looking like an expert</li>
 <li>Reflecting students’ backgrounds in programming</li>
  <li>Honoring cultures that are not our own</li>
  <li>Nourishing classical music through diversity</li>
  <li>Inclusivity</li>
</ul>

This episode is a continuation of last week’s conversation with the wonderful Jason Alexander Holmes, director of the Cincinnati Boychoir. These are some of the topics we cover in this conversation: connecting to people at a deeper level The perils of adventurous programming Fear of not looking like an expert Reflecting students’ backgrounds in programming Honoring cultures that are not our own Nourishing classical music through diversity Inclusivity

<p>This episode is a continuation of last week’s conversation with the wonderful Jason Alexander Holmes, director of the <a href="https://cincinnatiboychoir.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cincinnati Boychoir</a>. These are some of the topics we cover in this conversation:</p>
<ul>
 <li>connecting to people at a deeper level</li>
 <li>The perils of adventurous programming</li>
 <li>Fear of not looking like an expert</li>
 <li>Reflecting students’ backgrounds in programming</li>
  <li>Honoring cultures that are not our own</li>
  <li>Nourishing classical music through diversity</li>
  <li>Inclusivity</li>
</ul>

Jason Alexander Holmes part 2

Creativity, beauty, and growth often have their roots in times of crisis. What feels like darkness and decay can be rich soil for new life and for yet unimagined ways of being. 

Conceived during the Corona-pandemic, this podcast is a space for candid conversations about life, music, and nourishing a regenerative culture in the arts. 

Co-hosts Elena Cheah and Camille Savage-Kroll are friends and colleagues at the Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg, Germany.

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Creativity, beauty, and growth often have their roots in times of crisis. What feels like darkness and decay can be rich soil for new life and for yet unimagined ways of being. Conceived during the Corona-pandemic, this podcast is a space for candid conversations about life, music, and nourishing a regenerative culture in the arts. Co-hosts Elena Cheah and Camille Savage-Kroll are friends and colleagues at the Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg, Germany.

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