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Orchestrated Way helps freelance classical musicians take control of their work, their time, and their future.We share real stories and simple strategy so artists can build careers that support both music and life.Not just gigs.Not just hustle.A real path.
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Kyra Sims: Building a Freelance Music Career Through Joy, Resilience & Curiosity (opens the original)
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What happens when you stop trying to fit your music career into a single definition? In this episode of Orchestrated Way, we meet Kyra Sims, a New York City–based French hornist, performer, educator, creator, and entrepreneur whose career has taken her far beyond the traditional boundaries of classical music. From performing across all seven continents to joining a polar science expedition in Antarctica, Kyra has built a career around curiosity, experimentation, collaboration, and—most important
From Middle School to Orchestra: Jarrod Robertson's Tuba Story (opens the original)
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Success in music isn't built on talent alone—it's built through preparation, consistency, relationships, and showing up when opportunities appear. In this episode, I sit down with Jarrod Robertson, a respected freelance orchestral musician and educator, to explore what it really takes to create a fulfilling freelance music career. From finding unexpected opportunities to balancing family, finances, teaching, and performing, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom for anyone pursuing a
From Harpist to Music Entrepreneur: Redefining Success as a Freelancer (opens the original)
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In this episode of Orchestrated Way, I sit down with Claire Greene, a professional harpist, educator, performer, and music-school owner whose musical journey has taken her through piano, harp, prestigious music schools, orchestral work, freelancing, teaching, and entrepreneurship. What makes Claire's story especially powerful is that her career didn't follow one straight line. From discovering the harp as a child to building a thriving music school, she has learned to embrace unexpected opportun
The Power Of Improvisation In Classical Music (opens the original)
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Guest Introduction Today's episode brings on Paul Hyun, a classical cellist based in Orange County, California, and the owner-operator of Improvochelli — a genre-bending, audience-interactive concert experience that turns traditional cello performance into a communal, improvisational event. With thirty years of cello training behind him, from the San Francisco Conservatory to the Cleveland Institute of Music, Paul has built a career that blends classical discipline with jazz-style improvisation,
From Classical Musician to Arts Entrepreneur: Larkin Sander's Journey (opens the original)
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Episode Introduction What does it really mean to build a successful career in music? Is success defined by landing a traditional full-time role, or by creating a life that aligns with your purpose? In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Larkin Sanders—clarinetist, entrepreneur, educator, founder of Clever Clarinetist, and creator of the Taneycomo Festival Orchestra—shares her remarkable journey of transforming passion into purpose. From leaving the security of a full-time position to building multi
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