John Hollenbeck explores how the decisions during the composition process change the composer themselves and why that is important today.

John Hollenbeck explores how the decisions during the composition process change the composer themselves and why that is important today.
Sarah Jerrom analyzes her work talking about instrumentation, orchestration, lyric writing, and the process of combining 17 instruments with 4 voices.
Ryan Truesdell reflects on some words from Jim McNeely, his current project, and advice for composers – should you write for big band?
Vijay Iyer talks about interweaving of performance and composing, the impact of collaborators, and touches on grief’s impact while composing in this interview.
Kenny Berger talks about his pathway to and through composition involving Brooklyn, Duke Ellington, and the BMI Jazz Composer’s Workshop.
Frank Carlberg discusses techniques he uses to open up harmonic possibilities for new works with a particular focus on triads, tetrachods, and other harmonic devices.
John Korsrud discusses how he uses the compositional technique hocketing in a jazz context as well as Kenny Wheeler’s last large ensemble commission.
Anthony Branker discusses some approaches to composition when you’re looking for inspiration including how Copland’s approach, physicality, theory, and the world around us.
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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