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Jennifer Higdon on rehearsal etiquette
I’ve seen composers in rehearsals be pretty tough on their players, and I always think, “hey, there’s no need to antagonize the people who are going to perform your music!” […]
On Being a Self-Published Composer
Those of you who have listened to my audio podcast, particularly Episode 15, know I am a self-published composer. I learned the tricks of this trade via Jennifer Higdon, pictured […]
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