Career Development Articles
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Lessons from Long-Term CollaborationThis article explores the expansion of solo and chamber percussion repertoire, highlighting the importance of collaboration between performers and composers. Discover the dynamic relationships that shape our percussion repertoire and the impact of commissioning works by renowned performers and ensembles.
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The Modern Pit: Drums and percussion in musical theater productions of the 21st centuryThe article delves into the important role percussionists and drummers play in musical theater productions, highlighting the skills and adaptability required for success in this field. It also explores modern innovations in percussion and drum setups, offering tips for practicing at home and advice for first-timers. Enjoy learning more about the dynamic world of musical theater percussion!
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The First to Arrive and the Last to Leave. How to Get a Percussion Gig…and get Called Back for the Next OneThis document provides tips for preparing for and succeeding in a career as a freelance percussionist.
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The Gigging Pan PlayerThis article will cover preparing for and creating gigging opportunities for steel pan drummers.
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Work Worth Doing: Incorporating Service Learning into the Percussion CurriculumThis article discusses the benefits of incorporating Service Learning into the percussion curriculum.
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Using and Creating Podcasts to Improve Your TeachingThis document talks about how using and creating podcasts can improve your teaching.
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Don’t Drop Anything: Observations from Behind the Audition ScreenThis document contains observations and suggestions from the principal percussionist and timpanist with The President’s Own United States Marine Band on how to prepare for and perform well in percussion auditions.
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Regional Army Bands Answers to common questions by a first-term soldierAndrew Morales answers common questions about what it is like to be a part of the regional Army band.
