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Notes From Backstage

Lydia Rhea and Sophie Kauer
Mental Health
Career In Classical Music
Artistic Voice
Diversified Income For Musicians
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Airlines Policies For Cello Travel
Rest
Burnout
Education and Training In Music
Performing and Recording Careers
Frankfurt Airport
Classical Music
Injury
Practice
Music School
New York City
Interdisciplinary Art and Collaboration
Heathrow and Gatwick Manual Security Checks
Easyjet and Ryanair Cello Policies
Live Concert Accessibility

Hello and welcome to Notes from Backstage. We’re your hosts, Lydia and Sophie, two cellists that are redefining how we approach classical music. We talk about everything from mental health, music school, navigating our careers post-grad, and what it means to find your unique artistic voice. Join us every Tuesday for a reminder that music is meant to be enjoyed and shared, and that life also exists... more

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You asked, we answered: today’s episode is a Q&A before we sign off for the summer! We are so appreciative of every single comment and conversation we’ve had so far, and today we answer questions about our childhoods, finding motivation when you’re i... more

Cost isn’t the only barrier to live classical music. The stigma surrounding concert hall etiquette and expectations is doing more harm than good, so what do we need to change to make everyone feel welcome? In this episode we talk about our own negati... more

How do we take care of our bodies in careers that don’t historically support physical health? If it’s a choice between practicing and working out, how do we make that choice? Today we talk about our own journeys with physical health, the injuries we’... more

How do you avoid burnout as a musician? How do you take a hold of life before life takes a hold of you? And how do you find what actually brings you joy and inspires you as an artist? In this episode we’re talking about the importance of rest, how to... more

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Lydia
Cellist and co-host with a focus on redefining classical music careers and wellness.
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Cellist and co-host exploring mental health, career variety, and community in modern music life.

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Season Finale Q&A: balancing life & music, our relationship with toxic practicing, current playlists, and more
Q: Jasmine asks whether a few years of toxic, endless practice are necessary for success, or if there is a healthier path.
Continuous hard work is necessary, but it doesn't have to be toxic; quality over quantity matters, keep a practice journal to track true progress, and ensure your practice remains joyful and purposeful rather than self-punitive.
Season Finale Q&A: balancing life & music, our relationship with toxic practicing, current playlists, and more
Q: Annie asks, how do you as musicians balance life and practice when there are so many concerts to prepare for?
Plan ahead with scheduled breaks, allocate workouts and rest, and choose repertoire you know well so you can perform confidently without burning out; if rehearsing intense weeks, let your calendar guide you to autopilot efficiency.

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Two cellists host a thoughtful discussion about modern classical music life, pairing practical career guidance with wellness, mental health, and authentic artistic identity. Across episodes, they explore staying resilient in demanding practice schedules, avoiding burnout, and navigating the post-grad landscape while redefining what a career in music can look like. Concrete topics range from physical fitness and injury prevention for performers to mindful practice, rest, adaptability under pressure, and balancing life outside the practice room with musical ambition. The show tends to blend personal anecdotes with actionable tips for listeners who want sustainable, joyful approaches to performance and creativity. A few standout elements inclu... more

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