# Ingrid Martin
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The Blame Game Fails Everyone
This week, Susan and Ingrid share some thoughts and stories about blame, diverse roles, and the fact that everyone is trying their best. It can be so easy with our efficiency-seeking brains to quickly mark out whose "fault" something is, and use simple reductionist language to describe complex situ…
I Didn't Sign Up For This
This week, Susan and Ingrid discuss how each person's version of success differs, but these versions can exist at the same time within an organisation – in fact, for a thriving organisation, that diversity is crucially important. They talk about the mismatch between what we might believe we signed …
Colleagues Who Receive Feedback Badly
This week, Susan and Ingrid dive more deeply into a question that came up frequently in Susan's recent workshops on feedback with the League of American Orchestras: what do I do when a colleague takes feedback badly? Susan and Ingrid discuss what might be going on under the surface for those around…
Suffering as the Status Quo
This week, Susan and Ingrid recognise that classical music is an industry that often causes psychological harm, in a way that other industries do not. Fortunately, it is very possible to unlearn harmful practices, and to make choices that change the way our organisations operate – the rapid develop…
Conductors and Feedback
On this episode, Susan and Ingrid take the feedback discussion into Ingrid's area of expertise: conducting. They discuss how to receive feedback as a conductor, how to support conductors in their ongoing development, and how to create an atmosphere of healthy feedback in an orchestra. Conducting is…
"Artistic Excellence" – What Are We Really Saying?
We hear and use the phrase “artistic excellence” in so many ways – a justification for decisions, a way of talking about the status quo, a slur against those we disagree with. But what actually is it? In this episode, Susan and Ingrid deconstruct the idea of artistic excellence, from Susan’s perspe…
16. Embrace the awkward: Community, belonging, and radical welcome, with Joel Carnegie
Joel Carnegie—conductor, broadcaster, and storyteller—talks about Awkwardstra Geelong, a community orchestra that is quietly doing some of the most important social work in the business.
Joel shares how he came to Awkwardstra after a demanding period in his professional life, and why the experienc…
Bridging the Gap Across the Aisle
In this episode, Ingrid and Susan unpack Ingrid's perspective of organisation dynamics within an orchestra, from her point of view as assistant conductor. This role bridges the gap between playing and non-playing staff in an orchestra, and experiences the benefits and challenges of this border zone…
The First Serve - The Grind S04 E06
Our dedicated podcast around the Challenger/ITF Tour is back for a big Episode Six of 2026, hosted by fellow pros Alex Osborne and Tom Fancutt.
In this edition, Ally and Tom catch up with Brazilian pro Ingrid Martins for a fascinating chat about her life on tour and catch up on what has transpired…
Detroit Symphony Orchestra holding two free community concerts
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is kicking off its new season with two free community concerts in Detroit and Farmington Hills. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill speaks with Assistant Conductor, Ingrid Martin, about what to expect from the shows. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / CorbalanStudio)
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