
Kevin Chavez, Dr. Carol Aicher, and Ryan Michael Hartman combine their diverse backgrounds within music to interview professionals who work in the performing arts. GRC looks to explore the successful performer's individual path in the arts to discover themes that will help listeners with their own artistic path. Interviews include Grammy winning artists, Broadway and Classical performers, as well ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsSociety & CultureArts | ||||

Listen to S04E04, our conversation with Cecile Licad on Apple, Spotify, and Sticher. Cecile Licad called "a pianist's pianist" by The New Yorker, joined us to talk about her international career, starting as a prodigy and leading to her current proje... more
Jazz French Hornist and composer John Clark talked about his career path in both classical and jazz improvisation, playing, teaching, recording, composing and publishing. He remains one of the first and few full-time jazz horn artists in the US. Curr... more
Tosca Opdam is among the most prominent artists to have emerged from the Netherlands in recent years. Dividing her time between the US and Europe, she embraces the idiosyncratic qualities of both cultural worlds to enrich a personal expressiveness in... more
We are so embarrassed about the long wait and if you're reading this that means you've stuck around! Yeah for you... and Thank you!
About our Interview with: Best Morgan. Betsy entered the studio for our interview like a true New Yorker carrying an old full Ikea bag of tasks and errands and yet also with the positivity and friendliness of a midwesterner both of which she identifi... more
About our Interview with: George Farmer. Ryan and Kevin were delighted to have George Farmer in the studio to discuss how he got to broadway and how he feels about lending a hand to aspiring performers. George is truly a musician's musician. He clear... more
About our Interview with: Ryan Driscoll. Ryan is currently on faculty at NYU and works as a music copyist for Broadway. Most recently Ryan was the copyist for the musical COME FROM AWAY, a show he feels incredibly proud of. Listen in to find out how ... more
About our Interview with: Paul Sheftel, Pianist, Composer and Pedagogue joined us in the studio to share his story about his teaching experience and his path to the use of technology in his piano teaching. We discussed many aspects of his remarkable ... more
Very engaging.
Everyone on this show is smart, funny and charming. Providing a great view into several arts professions! I loved listening to the stories and look forward to hearing more!
As an actor living and working in the city, this podcast has been extremely helpful in understanding the craft of others in my field. The guests come from all aspects of the arts scene, and I have truly enjoyed listening to these past two seasons. I can't wait for the next two and more!
I love listening to the interviews and how the guests reach their goals.
The hosts have done a terrific job bringing in a diverse array of guests from all over the spectrum of music careers. The interviews are both informative and engaging. It's great to hear the perspectives of working musicians and others in the music industry not only about careers, but also about music and music-making more generally.
This podcast is really valuable to musicians and music students. I recommend it to all of my stuents and customers. Musicians' stories of how they got into their careers are funny, entertaining, honest, and inspirational.
I love this podcast because it brings many different perspectives on the music business! I always find new insights upon listening. Keep up the great work!
This podcast has a lot of brilliant information you won’t get in a class, and it’s really entertaining besides. Check it out!
As a musician currently playing in the Broadway orchestra pits, I receive requests for advice from people trying to break into the scene. The first piece of advice I give is to check out this podcast which is full of invaluable info that is not taught in school. Hearing from the pros on how they made it can inspire and offer guidance to those trying to work their way up in this highly competitive, difficult business.
Love it.
Engaging, fun and insightful. Great to listen to the whole way through and makes me look forward to future podcasts.
Can't recommend this one enough. Very helpful insights in the acting business. No actor should miss it.
Each interview really has some great tips on getting ahead in in this industry. I even found the artists that are not in my field have great insight that is helpful to my individual career path.
This podcast has great interviews and conversations that give inside looks into a wide range of careers within the performing arts world. I have enjoyed learning more about careers I already knew existed, as well as learning about others that I never thought about before. As a whole, the podcast illuminates current trends in the industry, and explores relevant questions and challenges facing musicians and institutions.
Each podcast is unique, interesting, and engaging the whole way through. Carol and Kevin are a delight!!!!
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #51 |










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