Composer Kevin Day is currently earning his doctorate at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. But even at this early stage in his development, he has over 200 works to his credit, and his music has been performed by such eminent groups as the Boston Symphony, the Detroit Symphony, and the Houston Symphony. He is a composer to watch in the future!

In Part 1 of our conversation, I ask Kevin to talk about his early development as a musician and composer, how he has been able to be so prolific at such a young age, and the process he uses to write his music.

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