Meghan talks about her experience and the questions that were asked at Boston University’s “Arts for Social Change” event. 47 Strings was one of the six organizations founded by former alumni that was discussed. The panel was open to current students in visual arts, theater, and music.
47 Strings was recently awarded the Richter Fund for Musical Outreach from the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. This grant will fund six performances at Houston Homeless Shelters this Spring. See how Meghan programs a concert for homeless preschoolers, as well as rehearsal time with bassist David Connor.
Lots of time is spent in the practice room. But not all of it is practicing or recording. Things like teaching, driving, organizing music, and instrument repairs are all necessary parts of being a freelance musician.
Do you have to record for Summer festivals or prescreening tapes? Meghan does too. Watch as she records excerpts and solos, and find out what advice she has to offer!
Find out about the latest 47 Strings performance at the Monarch School, a school for neurologically different children in Houston. Also learn what Meghan is planning for upcoming concerts!
Ever wondered about how to let people know about an upcoming recital or performance? Meghan shares some of her tips in her latest vlog
See footage from Meghan’s outreach project as she performs in homeless shelters and nursing homes.
Have you heard about Meghan’s outreach project “47 Strings”? She’s performing one concert for each string on the harp. Find out how she’s bringing classical music into the Houston community through this concert series, and check out video from some of the performances and behind the scenes footage. You can also check out meghancaulkett.com/47Strings or facebook.com/47strings for more information!
Meghan hits the road in Vlog #3. Follow her as she goes throughout Texas and Louisiana for performances, and see firsthand what it’s like to practice in hotel rooms and drive all those hours.