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Music and More #10 - Hannah Hammel
February 14, 2015
Hi podcast listeners! On today's episode we are joined by Oberlin flutist Hannah Hammel (we know, so many Hannahs) and we have a really great conversation. This may be our best one yet.
- A bit about Hannah! 0:48
- Theory minor 1:02
- Teaching experience (theory and private lessons) 1:34
- "How does teaching affect your own experience playing?" 2:53
- Being a professor vs. teaching younger students 3:29
- Main goal in music career 4:15
- Deciding whether to dance or play flute 5:00
- Musical Moment 5:15
- "Thanks Mom" 5:35
- Davis applied to all the conservatories 6:55
- Connection of art forms (literary and music) 7:23
- "Dance and music are married" 7:53
- Dancing at Oberlin 8:14
- POP 8:23
- Exercise 9:18
- "We'll cut that part out. Ma'ayan I go to class." Also, we don't sleep. 9:52
- Being a student and a teacher simultaneously 10:13
- "We're all a combination of those who have influenced us." 11:39
We hope you enjoy this episode. Look for part 2 soon!
Excitedly,
Team H&D
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