How do we break into the scene and build relationships that lead to conducting work? Robert Debbaut talks with us about how he “hung out” with Gustav Meier for a year, the extra-musical benefits of observing the Chicago Symphony, and how he started an orchestra by emailing almost 600 strangers.<p><a rel="payment" href="https://patreon.com/podiumtimepod">Support the show</a></p>

How do we break into the scene and build relationships that lead to conducting work? Robert Debbaut talks with us about how he “hung out” with Gustav Meier for a year, the extra-musical benefits of observing the Chicago Symphony, and how he started an orchestra by emailing almost 600 strangers.Support the show

How do we break into the scene and build relationships that lead to conducting work? Robert Debbaut talks with us about how he “hung out” with Gustav Meier for a year, the extra-musical benefits of observing the Chicago Symphony, and how he started an orchestra by emailing almost 600 strangers.<p><a href="https://patreon.com/podiumtimepod" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a></p>

PT12: Breaking In, with Robert Debbaut

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