My special guest on this episode of The Music Mind Podcast is among other things a GRAMMY AWARD winner, a professional violinist, composer, arranger and performer from Perth Australia.
Emily Gelineau has done so much in her first 25 years on the planet that her story should prove inspiring to all who have an interest in the performing arts and in living a successful creative life.
A graduate from one of the most prestigious music universities in the world, Berklee College of Music in Boston USA, Emily has put her studies in violin performance and film composition to good use.
In this conversation Emily discusses highly valuable topics including playing electrified versions of acoustic instruments, bridging the gap between the classical and jazz approaches to learning and playing, reading music, improvisation, composing, conducting, arranging and performing. We also discuss the very important topic of dealing with performance anxiety or stage fright.
Finally viewers get to see and hear Emily perform a beautiful duet on acoustic violin with Brian Hayes on alto saxophone playing an unaccompanied version of the jazz standard 'Misty' with no chordal, percussion or bass instruments involved.
To learn more about Emily and the fantastic work she continues to do in music go to https://www.emilygelineau.com.
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