Author: John J. Moses
Date: 2005-05-24 20:46
Excellent comments and suggestions Ken & All:
I might add "networking" to some of the comments.
In my lectures on this very subject, networking is an idea that often comes up. By networking I mean, using all your musical & personal skills to make your musical voice heard to as many people as possible.
Start networking at school, keep up with your personal and professional contacts through college, and wind up at the professional level with many contacts, friends, helpers, subs, students, contractors, conductors, and just regular people, who all know you and your playing well.
You will need the help and support of others to be truly successful. But most of all, you will be a total musician and artist when you learn to help others.
JJM
Légère Artist
Clark W. Fobes Artist
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