When I got the podcast going again in 2015, I knew that I wanted to do “round two” interviews with past guests. Los Angeles Philharmonic bassist and USC Thornton School of Music professor David Allen Moore was at the top of my list. I had David on the show back in 2009, which has been… Continue reading 279: Round Two with David Allen Moore
Category: Audition-related Episodes
Episodes covering tactics, tips, and techniques for audition preparation.
275: get your copy of Winning the Audition now!
I’m so thrilled to announce that Winning the Audition is now available! You can get it in paperback, ebook, and Kindle formats, and links to all of this are available at winningtheaudition.net. More formats (including audiobook) coming soon! Today’s episode covers: what people are saying about the book Ira Gold‘s complete foreword to Winning the… Continue reading 275: get your copy of Winning the Audition now!
261: rob knopper is the auditionhacker
it would be sacrilege to use capital letters when writing about auditionhacker founder rob knopper. rob plays percussion in the metropolitan opera orchestra. which is quite cool. but rob also started auditionhacker, a site devoted to mastering the systems and processes required to win an audition. we talk about: rob’s own auditioning experiences his super-cool… Continue reading 261: rob knopper is the auditionhacker
252: Nina DeCesare on injuries, auditioning, and George Vance
Nina DeCesare‘s creative musical quest is inspiring. First, she won the 14 and under International Society of Bassists solo competition. Then she won it again for the 15-18 division. She studied at Rice University, Tanglewood, and Domaine Forget. Also, she won a scholarship to study with François Rabbath in Paris. Nina ended her time at… Continue reading 252: Nina DeCesare on injuries, auditioning, and George Vance
Winning the Audition 4: Sealing the Deal
My book Winning the Audition is now available! Learn more about this step-by-step actionable resource at winningtheaudition.net.