Approaching Music Practice with Gratitude, Part Two of our Conversation with Amy Beth Horman
This week’s episode of the Time to Practice podcast is the second in a two-part interview with violinist and pedagogue Amy Beth Horman.
Here is a bit of her bio from her teacher page at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
“A passionate teacher and performer, Amy Beth Horman has enjoyed an active solo career as a soloist and recitalist throughout the US and Europe. She made her debut with the National Symphony at age 15, performing the Tchaikovsky Concerto. A graduate of the Paris Conservatory of Music, her students, whom she currently teaches at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and in her private studio, have an impressive list of achievements.
She is the creator and host of “Beyond the Triangle,” a podcast focused on the art of raising young classical musicians and violin breakfast which she will tell us more about.
There was such a wonderful response to the first half of this series which you can find HERE, I can’t wait for you to listen to part-two!