Jessica Phillips, Graduate Studies Faculty at Juilliard and Clarinettist at The Met, on bridging the gap between conservatoire training and the reality of the industry

Jessica Phillips, Graduate Studies Faculty at Juilliard and Clarinettist at The Met, on bridging the gap between conservatoire training and the reality of the industry

In this episode, David talks with Jessica Phillips, a clarinetist at the Metropolitan Opera, a Graduate Studies faculty member at Juilliard School of Music, a board member of the League of American Orchestras, and a consultant.

This unique combination of roles gives Jessica a rare 360-degree view of the industry. It makes her the perfect person to discuss how we train the next generation of musicians, and how we can adapt as an industry to support them.

In this conversation, we dive into the philosophy of the 'portfolio career' and what it really means for a musician to be an entrepreneur. We explore the disconnect between traditional conservatoire training and today's rapidly changing industry. We also look at how to bring institutions and long-standing faculty along on the journey of change. And, we discuss how the next generation is already redefining what success looks like in the arts.

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Hosted by David Taylor

Produced by Aliena Haig

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Lucas Ingle & Shin Kim on cross-border collaboration and the power of the consortium model

Lucas Ingle & Shin Kim on cross-border collaboration and the power of the consortium model

In this episode, David talks with American Saxophonist Lucas Incle and South Korean composer Shin Kim.Both Lucas and Shin attended Classical Next 2026 in Budapest, Lucas as part of the Classical Next ...

29 Heinä 32min

Caroline Whiddon on breaking the mental health stigma in the orchestral world

Caroline Whiddon on breaking the mental health stigma in the orchestral world

In this episode, David talks with Caroline Whiddon, the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Me2, a classical music organization created for individuals with mental illnesses and the people who suppor...

22 Heinä 37min

Chloé Charody on transforming the classical concert hall into a multi-disciplinary stage

Chloé Charody on transforming the classical concert hall into a multi-disciplinary stage

In this episode, David talks with composer, show creator and refugee supporter Chloé CharodyWidely regarded as an artistic entrepreneur as much as a composer, she has forged a new path in classical mu...

15 Heinä 36min

Søren Mikael Rasmussen on why orchestras must shift from selling tickets to building relationships

Søren Mikael Rasmussen on why orchestras must shift from selling tickets to building relationships

In this episode, David talks with Søren Mikael Rasmussen from culture consultants RasmussenNordic.RasmussenNordic help cultural institutions across Europe with new knowledge, innovation and strategy, ...

8 Heinä 38min

Conductor Chad Goodman on the power of speaking to audiences

Conductor Chad Goodman on the power of speaking to audiences

In this episode, David speaks with conductor Chad GoodmanDescribed by Forbes as “an entrepreneur bringing innovation to classical music”, Chad was conducting fellow and assistant conductor to Michael ...

1 Heinä 43min

Sophie Kauer, Cellist and Actress from the Hollywood Film TÁR, on moving beyond specialization and embracing interdisciplinary creativity

Sophie Kauer, Cellist and Actress from the Hollywood Film TÁR, on moving beyond specialization and embracing interdisciplinary creativity

In this episode, David speaks with cellist and actress Sophie Kauer.Known for putting herself at the forefront of evolving classical music and the way we see it, Sophie’s breakthrough came with a lead...

24 Kesä 39min

Michelle Lynne on empowering musicians to build thriving careers

Michelle Lynne on empowering musicians to build thriving careers

In this episode, David speaks with pianist and entrepreneur Michelle Lynne.Not only does Michelle embody what a modern musician is today, but she empowers other musicians to have their own thriving ca...

17 Kesä 33min

Hannah Seymour and Sinéad Walsh from EMPOWER on building ecosystems to promote gender equity

Hannah Seymour and Sinéad Walsh from EMPOWER on building ecosystems to promote gender equity

In this episode, David speaks with Hannah Seymour and Sinéad Walsh from EMPOWER.An oboist and a flautist, Hannah and Sinéad founded EMPOWER: Women Changing Music while studying at music colleges. EMPO...

10 Kesä 40min

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