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In this episode, David Samuel shares his journey from a young musician in Canada to an international performer and educator. He discusses the importance of authenticity, the value of competitions, and the collaborative process of commissioning new music, offering insights for aspiring musicians.
Producer and Editor: Katrina Stroud
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Intro and Outro Music:
Season 1: Beethoven Sonata No. 1, III. Rondo performed by Katrina Stroud and Leila Lok
Season 2: Florence Price "Elfentanz" performed by Katrina Stroud and Zoey Zhou
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