EPISODE · Oct 13, 2024 · 1H 6M
Lowell Graham
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Send us Fan MailWarning, Chris brings up the stinger yet again, Phil is back in his closet, and Peter continues to get hounded, no pun intended, by his dog Louie. Thankfully, Colonel Lowell Graham stops by to share his experiences from his time leading the United States Air Force Band to his passion for motorcycles and soundtracks. He emphasizes the importance of community, mentorship, and curiosity in personal and professional growth. Colonel Graham reflects on the skills learned through music that translate into life skills, such as problem-solving and teamwork. He also discusses the significance of networking and the impact of musical excellence on leadership.Show Notes:Learn More about Col. Lowell GrahamRecording CreditsMain Title - The Children (Parris and Cassie) - Parris and Grandmother - Cassie's Party - Icehouse - Operation - Cassie's Farewell - Parris Goes to Dr. Tower - Winter - Grandmother's Last Will - Seduction - All is Quiet - Grandmother Dies - Sunset.Performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Charles Gerhardt. https://youtu.be/sf47W9rXzRM?si=ASi9lKAH-_ZK2uwbThere's No Business Like Show Business (arr. I. Hearshen for wind ensemble) · Air Combat Command Heritage of America Band. Hearshen: Strike Up The BandEnsemble: Air Combat Command Heritage of America BandComposer: Ira HearshenComposer: Irving BerlinConductor: Lowell GrahamEnsemble: United States Air Force Heritage of America BandEngineer: Bruce Leekhttps://youtu.be/509-TfME_Yo?si=daeT3n4F6xJNUDUdWant to find out more about the Beyond The Notes Festival or ComMission Possible Project? Click here to learn more. Got a question or comment? Submit it here or email us at [email protected] the show
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Send us Fan Mail Warning, Chris brings up the stinger yet again, Phil is back in his closet, and Peter continues to get hounded, no pun intended, by his dog Louie. Thankfully, Colonel Lowell Graham stops by to share his experiences from his time leading the United States Air Force Band to his passion for motorcycles and soundtracks. He emphasizes the importance of community, mentorship, and curiosity in personal and professional growth. Colonel Graham reflects on the skills learned through mu...
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