Performing and creating in Omaha: Interview with Stacey Barelos
Omaha native Stacey Barelos is a sound artist who actively performs, creates and teaches throughout the Omaha community and surrounding area. In 2023 Dr. Barelos…
Life in a string quartet: Interview with Sean Neukom
Composer, instrumentalist, and producer Sean Neukom is the violist and founding member of Beo String Quartet. Prior to Beo, Sean played with the Nashville Symphony,…
Exercising my creative brain: Interview with Richard An
Richard An (b.1995) is a composer, pianist, percussionist, singer, conductor, and more. Richard has a BM in Composition from the University of Southern California and…
Product-Market Fit for Composers
Composers might not think of themselves as entrepreneurs, but they should, if they want opportunities to come their way. In this post, I want to…
Personal branding for composers: Part 1
The idea of a “personal brand” has been a hot topic for some time now. And you need to find yours. I can hear you…
Music composition as research
My main job is directing a program that supports undergraduate research and creative projects. Personally, I define research very broadly–simply “creating new knowledge.” But it…
The Performer’s CV
I’ve written previously about the Composer’s CV, so it’s high time that I have an entry for performers as well. This post is specifically about…
Leadership in Music: Interview with Dan Cavanagh
Dan Cavanagh recently became Director of the Mead Witter School of Music at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was previously interim Dean of the College…
Fun on the front burner: Interview with James Bohn
James Bohn is a composer and music technology specialist. His music has been performed internationally as well as throughout the United States. An Associate Professor…
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