Music, Musicians, and Musicality

Please reach out to hear more about the up-and-coming concert hall — which I am currently addressing to the world, upon musicology — and potentially plan a performance and interview.

Interview setting

The purpose of an interview as a musician is to have the opportunity to share stories and insights with another. The interview setting is meant to be a formal interview by an audio ethnographer (myself) who wishes to record the voice of musicians and share with more listeners. However, musicians may choose for an informal interview that is not recorded, and could otherwise consist of an astrological reading, as a spiritual exploration and personal divination into one’s professional path. Or otherwise, there may not be an interview of any regard, while musicians are still welcome to perform at the concert hall. With this in mind, the ideal is an interview consisting of rolling-out the rug and setting-up the camera tripods. Yet, musicians may choose to record a formal interview without video, which could consist of just an audio recording to share with the public. At it all, my goal as an ethnomusicologist is to create a collaborative place for musicians to improve their skills and expand upon their own portfolio.