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Everything Band Podcast  

Everything Band Podcast

Author: Mark J. Connor

Conversations with teachers, composers, and performers of music for winds and percussion.
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Language: en

Genres: Arts, Music, Music Interviews, Performing Arts

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Episode 212 - Farewell!
Saturday, 15 June, 2024

It's been quite a run, but all good things must come to an end. A special thank you to all of my listeners, all of my guests, and to my sponsors Celtic Horizons and Kaleidoscope Adventures. All of your support and belief in this show kept me going for so many episodes. I would be remiss if I didn't mention Jake Walker, who worked tirelessly behind the scenes for the final 50 or so episodes to create the website, change the branding, and create the amazing images we see for the final run of the show. He's been invaluable to me and I couldn't have gotten as far as I did without him. Ditto Colin Peters who wasn't with me for as long as Jake, but who helped relieve some of my work load by taking on the scheduling for me for a while. Both of them have my gratitude. If you ever want to talk about anything and everything band, please feel free to reach out to me at mark.connorprincipia.edu. Replace the with an @ and you're good to go! I plan on retiring from this job, so barring something unfortunate, I should be at that email address for a while. Thank you all so much for everything. You're the best, and remember to help your students become their best selves through music!

 

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