Episode 31: Daniel Rainey "The most important skills you'll probably ever have"

As It Comes Podcast: Life from a Musician's Point of View

English - October 30, 2020 06:30 - 48 minutes - 33.1 MB
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Previous Episode: Episode 30: Lucia D'Avanzo-Lewis "Start to be aware of what you're throwing away"

Next Episode: Episode 32: Violeta Vicci "It's our duty to transport people to a different world"

This episode’s guest is Daniel Rainey, an artist manager for Keynote Artist Management. We talk about how his training as a violinist informs his job, what an artist manager does, how the atmosphere of live music can never replace an online concert, plus lots of various chat about Shostakovich, Catdog and Nintendo 64 (there’s a sentence I never thought I’d write).

I also share a recent travel fail I had on my way to a rehearsal during Covid times, plus we have a special Music College Didn’t Prepare Me segment courtesy of Molly from the Corran Quartet.

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@daniel_rainey_

@keynote_artist_management

www.corranquartet.com

Music for Silenced Voices: https://www.prestomusic.com/books/products/7543479--music-for-silenced-voices-shostakovich-and-his-fifteen-quartets