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PT53: "The Greatest Joy of Conducting is Not Conducting," with Mark Cedel

72 min • 15 juli 2019

This week we talk with Mark Cedel about why he doesn’t like performing a work for the 2nd time, what you can learn from a bad teacher, and why he fears the Copland Clarinet Concerto.

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This week we discuss:

Mark's path to the podium
The best advice for before you become a conductor
Never forget that you are a member of the orchestra
How Mark helped transform the University of Georgia Orchestras
Why the first concert is the easiest to program for
"Mark the macro, but know the micro."
You can make a mistake, but only do it once
The greatest joy of conducting is not conducting
Hidden Gems
Mark's Billboard

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