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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2020 · 1H 1M

Informal Performances

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Sus checks in with ways to develop your musicians outside of the normal cycle of formal concerts. What value do informal performances (informances) bring to your program? Note: Audio is bad on this one, (sorry!) We had trouble with the H6. Olin's audio remains unscathed. Recorded 02/02/2020

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Sus checks in with ways to develop your musicians outside of the normal cycle of formal concerts. What value do informal performances (informances) bring to your program? Note: Audio is bad on this one, (sorry!) We had trouble with the H6. Olin's...

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