by Julia Choi
Join Julia during this "entr'acte" and get to know her colleagues! You'll get to hear a snippet about everyone's musical journeys, what it’s like to be a classical musician, how everyone is faring during this pandemic, as well as some audition hacks and advice. Most importantly though, you'll get to know the musicians as people through the light-hearted conversations over coffee! Please like, subscribe, and review to support!
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October 29, 2020
<p><strong>Today we get to meet Julie Bruskin, cellist with the Met Orchestra. Julie joined the Orchestra 6 years ago, in 2014. She is an incredible cellist with an AMAZINGLY impressive resume. Julie is unique in the fact that she’s encompassed the entire gamut of the different professions a classical cellist can have. Not only is she an orchestral cellist, she also still tours the world with her piano trio, The Claremont Trio. She has soloed with so many major orchestras, won competitions including the YCA, and is also a recording artist. She is currently Co-Artistic Director of the Skaneateles Festival with her husband, Dr. Aaron Wunsch. Julie attended Juilliard and Columbia, and has been a faculty member of the Juilliard Pre-College and Queens College. She is also a mother of two. I am so excited to share my conversation with Julie today! Come join us as Julie walks us through her career and how she's been faring the pandemic. </strong></p>
October 21, 2020
<p><strong>Today I had the great privilege of speaking with Chelsea Knox, who is one of the principal flutists of the MET Orchestra. Chelsea joined the Orchestra 3 years ago in 2017. There are so many new things I learned about Chelsea through this interview! She’s had quite the professional past. Chelsea is an artist in both music and in visual art, and her work has been displayed in various galleries throughout NYC and Connecticut. She studied at Juilliard, and prior to her appointment at the Met, she appeared with numerous orchestras including the Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, Princeton, New Haven, and Baltimore Symphonies. I am so excited to share my conversation with Chelsea today. Without further ado, let’s meet Chelsea!</strong></p>
October 15, 2020
<p>Meet Katherine Fong! Kat is a violinist at the Met Orchestra with a MULTI-faceted career and is the coolest human being I know. Aside from the Met, she’s played in various other groups as well, which we speak about in the episode. Kat also has a business called Luxitune and is also a mom of two INSANELY beautiful and smart kids. She’s played in a bunch of rock bands, and as if that wasn’t enough, she used to take acting classes and is personnel manager of the Montclair Orchestra!! Insanity! She is the coolest and a huge inspiration to me, so I am super excited for you to get to know her a bit through this interview! <br> Connect with Kat on Instagram: @katscheindlin<br> Connect with Kat on Facebook: facebook.com/katherine.fong.963</p>
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Join Julia during this "entr'acte" and get to know her colleagues! You'll get to hear a snippet about everyone's musical journeys, what it’s like to be a classical musician, how everyone is faring during this pandemic, as well as some audition hacks and advice. Most importantly though, you'll get to know the musicians as people through the light-hearted conversations over coffee!
Please like, subscribe, and review to support!
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