Clarineat: The Clarinet Podcast

In today’s episode of the show I am joined for part two of a conversation with Laura Campbell, who is of course also known as @Laura_Clarinetist on Instagram. Last time we talked a lot about her online presence and how to create great content, but today we focus on listener questions regarding her career including how to make great connections, some of her favourite moments from lessons, why she chose to go into music as a career, and more.

In today’s episode of the show I am joined by extra special guest Laura Campbell, or Laura_Clarinetist as she’s perhaps more commonly known. She’s an Instagram sensation from Australia and we answer a whole host of listener questions ranging from Laura’s impressive Instagram success, making great videos, and how to deal with criticism online. Be sure to tune in next time for part 2 which will focus more on clarinet-related topics.

Description In today’s episode of the podcast I chat again with Michelle Anderson who is the founder of clarinetmentors.com. We discuss some great teaching tips for young students, older students and everyone in between. She also explains why you should focus on what you’re good at and outsource the rest, and more. Links clarinetmentors.com clarineat.com/mentors clarineat.com/fiverr

Today on the podcast I speak to Michelle Anderson who plays with the Vancouver Opera Orchestra, teaches at UBC, and is widely known as the founder of www.ClarinetMentors.com. We discuss why you should share your teaching and creative ideas with the world online, how to deal with online criticism, methods for finding your niche as a creator, and "selling" your ideas, even if you have no experience in sales or don't like the idea of selling.

In this episode of the podcast Stanley Drucker returns for his third conversation on the podcast. We discuss his latest Heritage Collection 2 disc set, what it was like when clarinet was THE pop instrument of the day, and what it was like recording in the analog age. To purchase a signed copy of the Heritage Collection please visit www.digitalforce.com.

On today's episode of the podcast I feature the top 5 moments of the 2019 Clarineat Podcast season as decided by the Clarineat Community on Facebook, the Download Stats, and what I felt was the most meaningful conversation for me. Featured artists include Stanley Drucker, Richard Hawkins, David Shifrin, Michael Lowenstern, and Kinan Azmeh.

On today's episode of the podcast Clarineat host Sean Perrin shares some thoughts about choosing recording equipment, the Clarineat Podcast's niche, being a parent and a musician, and more. Become a Member: https://clarineat.com/subscribe Grab a T Shirt: https://clarinetshirts.com

On today's Episode of the Podcast I share 10 ideas about how to get the most out of your life in 2020. From "trimming the fat" to taking opportunities as they come, I hope this is helpful for shaping your life and musical goals in the new year. If you have comments or ideas or want to share your New Year's Resolutions, please comment at http://www.clarineat.com/126 I'd love to hear from you.

In today's episode of the show we'll go for a drive and talk shop about the podcast, discuss my personal and podcasting goals for 2020, answer a few listener questions, and more! Thanks for listening to the show and don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/clarineat.

You might not know but Santa Claus actually plays clarinet! Join me this year on the (Post) Christmas Special of the Clarineat Podcast to find out what's on his Christmas Wish List, and hear his answers to the lightning round questions. It turns out I forgot to leave cookies out for him this year (oops!) and he almost brought me a lump of coal! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

A well-rounded music career in the 21st century requires knowledge of not only music, but also social media, networking, navigating family life, finances, and so much more. TodayI focus on the business side of things with Jason Heath who is a master of building a portfolio career. We discuss secrets for working with ideal clients, share some horror stories that are hard to believe actually happened, what it was like getting started, and how to decide when it's time to completely change gears.

If you've ever wanted to create online content this episode of the podcast is for you. I get the chance to talk shop about raising funds, getting work done, making important decisions, and how to explore new online mediums with author, podcaster, and all-round extraordinary guy, Jason Heath. Jason is the founder of the Contrabass Conversations podcast, which has been running since 2007, has almost 700 episodes, and gets over 1 Million downloads per year.

Marie Kondo's best-selling book "The Life-changing Magic of Tidying Up" has become somewhat of a phenomenon over the past several years. Millions of people are now using the "KonMari Method" to help organize their day to day lives by decluttering and only keeping items that, as she says "spark joy." But what's it like taking this one step further and applying the lessons learned in this book to one's musical life? Today on the podcast I chat with Jen Guzman about how this book has affected both of careers.

More musicians today than ever before make their full time living by performing a wide variety of part time tasks. Or they combine their music careers with other careers to make ends meet. Today on the podcast I discuss the phenomenon of the portfolio career with Jen Guzman, who wrote her dissertation on the subject. We also discuss work/life balance and some strategies to make the best decisions in your life.

Today is International Podcast Day, and to celebrate I want to introduce you, the listeners, to 5 Neat Things (You’d Never Guess) About Me, your host, Sean Perrin. I hope you enjoy this fun episode, and would love to hear your feedback and some interesting things about you! Leave me a message at feedback@clarineat.com