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You're about to meet a musician whose versatility is only outshone by their commitment to community enhancement. Our discussion with this talented individual encompasses their potential engagement with the Athena Brass Band, their varied musical journey, and the fulfilling experiences they've had while performing at veteran hospitals. Your hearts will be touched hearing about their exceptional work with cross island brass, the joy they spread with free concerts in local parks, and the invaluable service they provide at veterans hospitals.
Get ready to mark your calendars as we spill the beans about the International Euphonium Summit and its future plans. Our conversation unveils upcoming events including a thrilling solo and ensemble competition you won't want to miss. Highlighting the valuable opportunities the summit offers, we discuss the potential for students and professionals to earn commissions and composers to enjoy fully paid commissions and premieres. It's a deep dive into the fascinating world of musicians and the transformative power their work can have globally. Tune in and join us in celebrating the power of music!
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This episode takes you through this adventure and highlights how crucial conferences and events are in gaining traction in the podcasting cosmos. An intriguing part is the chats with guest artists and the unique perspectives they provide, painting a vivid picture of the artist's life and their journey in the music industry.
The episode also takes a scenic route into the world of children's books, where Amy share my experiences penning a book on brass bands. A memory that strongly resonates with my musical past, it crystallizes the need for diverse representations in children's literature. As the narrative unfolds, it shines light on the evolution from the cornet to the euphonium, the invaluable support Amy received from her parents, and the intricate navigation through the realms of education and career choices. Throughout this journey, we also touch upon the growing popularity of brass bands globally and the competitive nature of the activity.
In the final stretch of the episode, we delve into some cutting-edge topics like the use of drones for euphonium artists and the hidden gems in brass chamber music. It is interesting to see how technology can assist in mastering an art form. The anticipation builds as we share our dream podcast guest list and express excitement over the upcoming interviews. We are thrilled to reveal our future guests, Lucy Pankhurst, and look forward to the insightful conversations that await us. So, if music, family, and growth intrigue you, tune in for an unforgettable journey.
https://www.internationaleuphoniumsummit.com/amy-schumaker-bliss-1
Find Video Interviews past and present at https://www.youtube.com/@LivingHistorySeries
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Your story could be the encouragement someone else is praying for.
Living History Series Podcast brings people together over a favorite cup to explore faith, purpose, business, and the…
My vision is to capture what God has done in our lives so we can remember His faithfulness, see greater possibilities, and pass that encouragement to the next generation.
Through my Living History series, I share honest reflections on faith, family, finances, fitness, and fun—showing up, putting in the reps, and walking with God through unfinished chapters.
Grab your favorite beverage and lean in. Listen on your favorite podcast platform through the links below. Then book a conversation to share your why, your vision, and your victories: your Ebenezer stones, those moments that remind you where God helped you, and your war room victories—the prayers answered and battles walked through in faith.
Let’s preserve what God has done and talk about what you feel called to build next.
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