Jim McNeely reflects on his compositional development from high school to today and his 4-step process that he advises all composers follow.
Jim McNeely reflects on his compositional development from high school to today and his 4-step process that he advises all composers follow.
John Yao talks about the emotional side of arranging your own music, balancing between character and change, and his latest project.
Vanessa Perica reflects on adapting material from her big band album for her first symphonic commission.
Erica Seguine discusses the power of patience as a composer, the importance of discernment and trust, and the gift of perspective
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In this interview with Paul Read, John Clayton recounts his compositional origins, his processes, and his advice for young composers.
Bob Mintzer reflects on his process as a composer through his background, techniques for generating ideas, and executing those ideas.
Terry Promane discusses his 5 favorite arranging topics dealing with preparation, practice, and process.
John La Barbera’s “On Arranging” series begins with the the art of arranging and advice on “line.”