Notes From Backstage

Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer
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Hello and welcome to Notes from Backstage. We’re your hosts, Lydia and Sophie, two cellists that are redefining how we approach classical music. We talk about everything from mental health, music school, navigating our careers post-grad, and what it means to find your unique artistic voice. Join us every Tuesday for a reminder that music is meant to be enjoyed and shared, and that life also exists outside the practice room.

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  1. 3 gg fa

    The Importance of Rest: Avoiding Burnout and Injury as a Musician

    How do you avoid burnout as a musician? How do you take a hold of life before life takes a hold of you? And how do you find what actually brings you joy and inspires you as an artist? In this episode we’re talking about the importance of rest, how to realistically make time for rest in your life, and perspectives we’ve gained from spending time away from the instrument. Resources mentioned: Do Pause: You are not a To Do list by Robert Poynton  Stolen Focus by Johan Hari ⁠Michelle Obama Has Advice Every Woman Needs to Hear on Baby, This is Keke Palmer⁠ ⁠Alysa Liu Olympic Gold Medal Performance⁠ ⁠Alysa Liu rewiring your neural pathways for 4 minutes⁠

    39 min

  2. 9 giu

    Travelling With a Cello

    Traveling with a cello is not for the faint of heart. It seems no matter what you do something will always go wrong, and there’s not one straightforward way to book tickets for the cello. In this episode we talk about our personal flying horror stories; which airlines to use and which ones to avoid; and a step-by-step guide to flying with a cello, from booking your ticket to takeoff.

    54 min

  3. 2 giu

    What Musicians Actually Do for a Job

    So you want to be a musician…and also pay your rent. In this episode we discuss all things jobs: jobs that we have, why we do them, how we network, and how we get into rooms we want to be in. These are our stories about navigating the post-grad practicalities of being a professional musician.

    35 min

  4. 26 mag

    Adaptability

    The phrase, “the show must go on” is something that is drilled into classical musicians from a young age - but should it be? In this episode we'll be recalling times we had to adapt to tricky situations in our careers, discussing ways to prevent getting into such situations in the first place and considering when it might be more appropriate to say no.

    26 min

  5. 19 mag

    Hello!

    Welcome to our very first episode of Notes From Backstage! We're your hosts, Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer, two cellists redefining how we approach classical music. In this episode we'll be introducing ourselves, recalling how we met and explaining the reason behind wanting to start this podcast.

    16 min

  6. Stagione 1, trailer della puntata 1

    Introducing...Notes From Backstage

    Hello and welcome to Notes from Backstage. We’re your hosts, Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer, two cellists redefining how we approach classical music. We talk about everything from mental health, music school, navigating our careers post-grad, and what it means to find your unique artistic voice. Join us every Tuesday for a reminder that music is meant to be enjoyed and shared, and that life also exists outside the practice room.

    24 sec

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Hello and welcome to Notes from Backstage. We’re your hosts, Lydia and Sophie, two cellists that are redefining how we approach classical music. We talk about everything from mental health, music school, navigating our careers post-grad, and what it means to find your unique artistic voice. Join us every Tuesday for a reminder that music is meant to be enjoyed and shared, and that life also exists outside the practice room.

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  • Creatore
    Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer
  • Anni di attività
    2K
  • Puntate
    6
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti adatti a tutti
  • Copyright
    © Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer
  • Sito web del podcast
    Notes From Backstage

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