
Jenny Bent
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Oct 14, 2026
Ep. #27 - October 2026 (ft. Dustin Cates and Jenny Bent)
25:07

Steve DanielsonHOST
So what would you like the process of discovering and accessing repertoire to look like in the next few years? I mean, the Project 360 could be a big pillar of that.
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25:18Jenny BentGUEST
So finding ways to access and discover new repertoire in a way that I think is a little bit more creative than simply listing a bunch of repertoire lists.
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25:31Jenny BentGUEST
Now, I love repertoire lists, and I could do it for hours, just pouring through repertoire lists, but I'm not sure if you know the...
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25:39Jenny BentGUEST
the 1986, you know, conference repertoire, you know, Liz, is that really useful? I mean, it could be interesting for, you know, archival or for research.
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25:51Jenny BentGUEST
But, you know, finding ways, you know, that's, I don't know if that's something that people can't just Google and or look up on ChatGPT.