krossum

well since this question was asked in the Jazz/Commercial forum...

This past summer I gave an interview to an old friend of mine from Nebraska, a composer named Nolan Schmit, for his "Composers and Coffee" podcast. During the interview we talked about how I approach jazz composition as well as my past involvement with composing and arranging. This is my first podcast interview - kinda cool. Anyway, it was just posted a few days ago and I thought I might share it with all you here at the TM. (check out my NPR voice!!)

http://www.nolanschmit.com/site/composersandcoffee.html

or

http://www.nolanschmit.com/site/thec...A95DCB4E6.html

Mild_Child - hope this answers your question.

happy new year!
-Kelly

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