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#259: Vince Verderame (Drummer & Percussionist) (pt. 2 of 2)

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This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Vince Verderame. He’s an extraordinary drummer and percussionist whose portfolio career spans 3 decades. He’s toured the world with numerous Latin pop artists such as Ricky Martin and Raul Di Blasio; was an accompanist/composer/educator for the Dance Dept at the New World School for the Arts in Miami; and toured with the acclaimed Jonathan Kreisberg Trio. Though he’s been with the Blue Man Group in Las Vegas for the past 22 years as a musician and music director, he is still busy subbing on numerous Vegas Shows such as Tom Jones and the Lion King. He recently wrapped up a year as drummer and music director for a project with Derek Hough of Dancin’ with the Stars. Everyone who wants to work in the arts should hear what he has to say about collaborations and putting the audience first!
Vince unpacks the intricacies of touring life, the role of marketing in a musician's career, and the surprising ways in which acting chops are crucial to performers in non-verbal settings. This episode also serves as a masterclass in balancing the repetition of long-term gigs with the spark of personal passion. Vince opens up about the strategies that artists like himself and dancers use to keep their performances fresh night after night, ensuring they honor their ethical responsibility to provide a mesmerizing experience for paying audiences. Tune in for a trove of practical advice and heartfelt insights, whether you're a seasoned artist or simply curious about the mechanics of making a living from your art.

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1. #259: Vince Verderame (Drummer & Percussionist) (pt. 2 of 2) (00:00:00)

2. Music Industry Entrepreneurship and Networking (00:00:52)

3. Balancing Artistic Expression and Job Performance (00:10:43)

4. Lessons Learned From International Touring (00:22:42)

186 episodes

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This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Vince Verderame. He’s an extraordinary drummer and percussionist whose portfolio career spans 3 decades. He’s toured the world with numerous Latin pop artists such as Ricky Martin and Raul Di Blasio; was an accompanist/composer/educator for the Dance Dept at the New World School for the Arts in Miami; and toured with the acclaimed Jonathan Kreisberg Trio. Though he’s been with the Blue Man Group in Las Vegas for the past 22 years as a musician and music director, he is still busy subbing on numerous Vegas Shows such as Tom Jones and the Lion King. He recently wrapped up a year as drummer and music director for a project with Derek Hough of Dancin’ with the Stars. Everyone who wants to work in the arts should hear what he has to say about collaborations and putting the audience first!
Vince unpacks the intricacies of touring life, the role of marketing in a musician's career, and the surprising ways in which acting chops are crucial to performers in non-verbal settings. This episode also serves as a masterclass in balancing the repetition of long-term gigs with the spark of personal passion. Vince opens up about the strategies that artists like himself and dancers use to keep their performances fresh night after night, ensuring they honor their ethical responsibility to provide a mesmerizing experience for paying audiences. Tune in for a trove of practical advice and heartfelt insights, whether you're a seasoned artist or simply curious about the mechanics of making a living from your art.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. #259: Vince Verderame (Drummer & Percussionist) (pt. 2 of 2) (00:00:00)

2. Music Industry Entrepreneurship and Networking (00:00:52)

3. Balancing Artistic Expression and Job Performance (00:10:43)

4. Lessons Learned From International Touring (00:22:42)

186 episodes

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