Yeah.

Yeah.

I would say, uh, of course, uh, asking this question is kind of like asking how did, how has the internet changed the world? I mean, it's, uh, it, there ...

how many ways has it not? Um, a- and so, uh, but I'll give you some ones that are particularly interesting to me.

One, this actually is a topic that came up recently on my show where we talked about how I, I'm not sure if this is a good thing necessarily, but I don't think you can get jobs as a clinician, as a choral musician anymore without a social media presence.

Um, I, and I don't think that, uh, that just, that is gone.

So, like, the wor- the world where, uh, we would pick our all-district choir clinician because of a word-of-mouth thing that happened offline, um, I'm sure that does still happen in isolated pockets, but for the most part we start to see a consolidation of who is getting those gigs.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

And when we, uh...

And it's how we express emotion.

Uh, it's h- all language.

It's how we express ideas.

It's how we express the version of ourself that we want people to see.

And so to your first question, part of that question is the, the what is the philosophy of, you know, choralosophy, et cetera.

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