TBJ194: Natalie Mannix
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On This Episode of The Brass Junkies:
The five years that went into planning the hosting of International Women’s Brass Conference that happened in May at the University of North Texas
The record attendance of over 800 people at this year’s IWBC
The inclusive environment they try to nurture at the conference
The Lantana Trio with her colleagues at North Texas and their performance with the Lone Star Wind Orchestra at the IWBC
How the Lantana Trio makes musical decisions in rehearsals
Making sure people feel like they’re able to be heard rather than just
How she got her start with the Stiletto Brass Quintet
Watching Gene Pokorny rocking out to a Velvet Brown solo on a Stiletto gig
What it’s like teaching at the University of North Texas with four full-time trombone professors
How she goes about recruiting a diverse studio
The Chromatic Brass Collective performing at the IWBC
Her album Breaking Ground: A Celebration of Women Composers, a collection of works for trombone and piano by women composers
The luxury of being in a position where you have artistic choice in what you perform
The various resources available to find diverse pieces to perform
Natalie’s use of the Pomodoro Technique in the practice room
Links:
http://www.nataliemannix.com/home.html
https://music.unt.edu/faculty-and-staff/natalie-mannix
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