Live Performance

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47 Strings- Educational and Innovative Harp Outreach
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Vlog #3 – It’s ok to ask for help!
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The Traveling Life of a Freelance Musician
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vlog #2 – Carlos Museum
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Vlog #2- in my studio
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Vlog #24
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Vblog #24 – Bleckmann/Monder
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Vblog#22 – Road Trip
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Vblog#21 – Bending and Breaking live
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VLOG#21_Reflecting on the CD Release so far

47 Strings- Educational and Innovative Harp Outreach

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!

 

Vlog #3 – It’s ok to ask for help!

When in need, ask for help! Colleagues and students are there to help you get through.

The Traveling Life of a Freelance Musician

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.

 

vlog #2 – Carlos Museum

http://youtu.be/jLb4cwf_Y-U

Mini-Tour of the Michael C. Carlos Museum. http://www.carlos.emory.edu/

Vlog #2- in my studio

Starting the season, this Vlog talks about getting ready for the premiere of my group’s newest project, Where (we) Live.

VLOG#21_Reflecting on the CD Release so far

http://youtu.be/dtFNj1OaPLs

Here are some things that I learned about releasing my first album. After watching this video on my own, it’s really honest and critical.. which is just the type of person that I am. However, I neglected to talk about all the extremely positive things that came out of this album, besides the things that I could have done better. For example, I was able to produce a event that attracted more than 100 people which was our goal which enabled us to recoup a lot of the expenses of the release. The sales have actually been pretty decent (although I haven’t been keeping track as well as I should have) We printed 500, and only have about 150 left, although we sent out about 50 to press, and gave away about 50 to close friends and family. But for this album, and for the strange type of music that it is, I think that number is pretty succesful! The whole journey has been really fun, from branding, to communicating with all the people involved – venues, pr, managers, other bands, friends, and it’s gotten me closer to the Chicago community. I documented my progress as well as I could hoping that other people can benefit from the things that I have learned and experienced.