TEM32: Sam Pilafian of Boston Brass on founding a world-renowned chamber group, what makes someone hirable and how luck seems to be self-generated
As one person who heard this episode with Sam Pilafian said to me "People just don't have careers like this any more. It doesn't even seem real all the things he's done." Anyone who has played with the Metropolitan Opera, Lionel Hampton and Pink Floyd has some lessons the rest of us can learn from. The entrepreneurial path of Sam Pilafian is incredible. Someone will write a book about this man someday.
TEM29: Peter Seymour of PROJECT Trio on energy in your presentation, taking action and the need to be brutally honest with yourself about what you can and can not do
Peter Seymour is one of my heroes in the business. From traditional success (postions with the New World Symphony and Cleveland Orchestra) to founding one of the most creative and successful chamber groups of the last decade (PROJECT Trio), Peter has taken the music industry by storm and his energy is completely contagious. This will fire you up!
TEM25: Jennifer Rosenfeld & Julia Torgovitskaya of iCadenza and Cadenza Artists on dealing with fear, the power of simply asking and incorrect assumptions musicians make about the music business
Jennifer and Julia are two of the bright young stars of the next generation of the music business who are wise well beyond their years. Their discussion in this episode of dealing with fear and the incorrect assumptions people make about the music business are must hear.
