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Completing the first year as Director of Music with Steven Henderson
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Summary
In this conversation, Simon Jones interviews Steven Henderson, the Director of Music at Whitgift School, about various topics related to music. They discuss chamber music, the role of music in exams, music to work to, the impact of AI on music, the qualities of a successful musician, and upcoming events in the music department at Whitgift School.
Keywords
music, chamber music, exams, AI, successful musician, upcoming events
Takeaways
- Chamber music refers to smaller groups of musicians performing in an intimate setting.
- Playing music during exam periods can provide a much-needed outlet and should not be neglected.
- When it comes to music to work to, it is best to choose something bland and repetitive, natural sounds, or no music at all to avoid distraction.
- AI has the potential to narrow our artistic horizons and limit our cultural expectations if we rely solely on its recommendations.
- To be a successful musician, patience, resilience, and a willingness to practice are essential.
- Everyone can learn to sing with the right guidance and a safe space to explore their voice.
- The music department at Whitgift School has exciting events planned, including a concert featuring music from movies and a concert centered around the theme of time travel.
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