
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Our very first guest on Notes From Backstage is none other than composer, Eunike Tanzil! We both know Eunike from different settings - Lydia and Eunike overlapped at Juilliard, and Sophie and Eunike worked on Eunike’s debut album, “The First of Every... more
WE’RE BACK! After a chaotic summer spent traveling and moving, we are so excited to be back with Season 2 of the pod. Today we’re sharing some personal life updates from the summer, as well as what we’re looking forward to this season and how we’re t... more
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
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Two cellists host a candid, long-form conversation about what it means to navigate a modern classical music career. Across episodes, they explore mental health, the realities of music school and post-grad life, career diversification, and finding a personal artistic voice while staying joyful and honest about the process. They share practical tips on practice, rest, travel with instruments, and managing nerves, all framed by personal stories and a supportive, community-focused stance. The show stands out for its approachable attitude toward accessibility in classical music, its emphasis on balance between artistry and life, and its willingness to tackle wellness, education, and mobility in ways that feel actionable for aspiring musicians an... more
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