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In just eight days DCWS returns with their first l

In just eight days DCWS returns with their first live concert of the year, and with their most popular concert series: Nightnotes! On Friday, October 7th, clarinetist Jack Walters, cellist David LeDoux and pianist Jee-won Oh perform in a concert featuring the Brahms Clarinet Trio at Hagopian World of Rugs in Birmingham! Don't miss your chance to reconnect with DCWS! Purchase tickets at: https://detroitchamberwinds.org/performance/brahms-clarinet-trio/

"Questions I find are very important. I ask questi

"Questions I find are very important. I ask questions of my students all the time, and I require that they ask questions of themselves. The answers to those questions are, in the end, what starts to be the building blocks of what they're doing, and those answers are something that they can always rely on."

Festival Stories, featuring Tai Murray, offers a unique perspective into the mindset of both a performer and a teacher. Subscribe to our YouTube to be notified about all of our original and live content!

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The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival provides op

The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival provides opportunities for young musicians and ensembles to gain valuable performing experiences, coachings, and masterclasses. @taimurrayviolin guides her students by sharing her masterful insight and still keeping them on their own individual paths.

This Festival Stories excerpt focuses on Tai Murray's approach to teaching and her experiences interacting with Sphinx Fellow @kevonna_shuford.

See the full video on our YouTube channel. Link in bio.

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"Music is very much still a master/apprentice art,

"Music is very much still a master/apprentice art, the process of helping someone find their own way. I mean, it can be a little complicated because on the one hand, I have to speak from my own experience and what I know, but part of my experience is understanding that my physicality is different than a student that I'm working with."

Tai Murray offers her insight on mentoring younger performers.

Check out her Festival Stories on our YouTube channel.

The Shouse Institute is an integral part of the Gr

The Shouse Institute is an integral part of the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival. It comprises three to four young chamber music groups, and they get a chance to play with the regular festival artists. They also get coachings. They get masterclasses from renowned musicians. This Festival Stories short focuses on Tai Murray's approach to teaching and her experiences interacting with the Shouse Institute ensembles.

Shouse Institute: Pelia String Quartet, Viano String Quartet, Kevonna Shuford (Sphinx Fellow)

Artist website: http://ow.ly/JQep50KNork

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Every summer, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festiv

Every summer, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival brings together the world’s finest musicians to offer extraordinary musical performances and experiences. Our “Festival Stories” are short videos which celebrate and preserve the intimate musical dialogue that is unique to chamber music. Taking listeners beyond their seats in the audience, cinematographer Zac Nicholson chronicles the 2022 Festival, its performers and their unique experiences both on and off stage.

Described as “superb” by The New York Times, violinist Tai Murray has established herself a musical voice of a generation. Taking life lessons from her teachers, she has applied these to shape her approach to teaching and her approach to performing. She carefully strikes a balance between speaking from her own experience and challenging her students to find their own voice. Her “Festival Story” showcases her mentorship of emerging artists participating in the Shouse Institute at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival.

YouTube Link in Bio!

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Thank you to everyone that joined us for the WORLD

Thank you to everyone that joined us for the WORLD PREMIERE of the first of our five-part video series “Festival Stories!” As promised, the winner of two free tickets to the concert of their choice at the 2023 Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival is Susan Sidun! Thank you for joining us tonight, and tune in on October 14th for our next “Festival Stories!”

If you missed the video premiere, it is available for viewing on YouTube and our website!

https://greatlakeschambermusic.org/

Do you have your popcorn ready? The movie is about

Do you have your popcorn ready? The movie is about to start! The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival is presenting its first of five "Festival Stories," a series of videos chronicling the 2022 festival and its performers RIGHT NOW! As a bonus, we will be holding a drawing for FREE TICKETS to a concert during the 2023 Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival! Anyone who comments ON THE YOUTUBE VIDEO during the premiere will be entered into a drawing for two free tickets to a concert of their choice for the 2023 Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival. The winner will be announced at 6:30 pm following the video! Follow the link below and join us for Festival Stories featuring violinist Tai Murray!

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