TBJ212: Kelly Langenberg
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On This Episode of The Brass Junkies:
We are joined today by special guest co-host Jeff Nelsen of Canadian Brass
The horrifying and violating experience Kelly had in graduate school and what it was like to not have any female teachers at school to be able to turn to for support
Kelly’s exploration into why more music written for horn by women didn’t exist
Why representation is so vitally important
Kelly’s horn quartet, Alloy Horn Quartet, and their mission
The parallels between the experience of women in brass and women in business
The courage it takes to stand for something
How the pandemic made her reevaluate what she wanted in life and the impact that had on her career
The precise moment she realized she couldn’t teach horn lessons for the rest of her life
Kelly’s work in the nonprofit sector as the Executive Director of the Bay Education Foundation
Always remaining a student
The importance of always being willing to receive feedback
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The brass program at The Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University
Parker Mouthpieces (including the Andrew Hitz and Lance LaDuke models)
The Brass Junkies is produced by Andrew Hitz for Pedal Note Media
