Episode #12: Jennifer Oliverio

Episode #16: Anthony Plog

In this episode, Raquel talks with Anthony Plog to explore his multifaceted career as an orchestral trumpeter, soloist, teacher, and composer. Their conversation spans his current creative projects, including his podcast Anthony Plog on Music and a forthcoming book. Tony also shares insights into trumpet pedagogy, discussing the inspiration behind his seven-volume method published by Balquhidder Music. Filled with warmth and wit, the episode weaves together engaging stories that reflect on his lifelong journey in music.

Episode #15: Kevin McKee

In this episode, Jazzmine sits down with Kevin McKee to talk about his journey into composition, having a multifaceted career, and the different inspirations that brought him to where he is today.

Episode #14: Nancy Taylor

In this episode, Julia sits down with Dr. Nancy Taylor to speak about her historic career, musical journey, and her experience as an occupational therapist. Dr. Taylor shares about her experiences playing in“The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, the El Paso Symphony Orchestra, and teaching at the University of Texas El Paso.

Episode #13: Kellin Hanas

In this episode, Kellin takes us on a journey through her musical upbringing, significant mentors, and her inspiration for being so open as a musician, comedian, and content creator!

Episode #12: Jennifer Oliverio

In this episode, Raquel talks trumpet and cornet performer, educator, and composer Jennifer Oliverio. Jennifer shares the story behind her passion for brass band and offers insight into her approach to practicing both cornet and flugelhorn. The conversation also explores her journey into composition and the origins of her duo, Mother Chaos Duo. Along the way, Jennifer discusses her philosophy on brass pedagogy, offering thoughtful perspectives for performers and teachers alike. This engaging conversation is filled with practical insights and inspiring moments.