San Francisco Conservatory of Music
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 4 episodes found for "San Francisco Conservatory of Music".
Oct 30, 2026
271 Practice Smarter, Perform Freer, Play Your Best: Katherine Siochi on audition success, managing perfectionism, and making music under pressure.
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1:03Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
An internationally acclaimed soloist, Catherine won the gold medal at the prestigious USA International Harp Competition and has performed solo concerts around the world.
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1:13Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
She's also a dedicated educator teaching at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the Aspen Music Festival.
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1:20Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
She's earned both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Juilliard.
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1:25Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
What I particularly love about Catherine... is how openly and thoughtfully she shares her experiences as a professional musician, including the challenges that don't necessarily disappear when you reach the highest levels of the profession.
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3:41Katherine SiochiGUEST
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3:41Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
Francisco Symphony.
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3:42Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
You've one multiple orchestra audition you teach at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
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3:49Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
But what caught my attention is, again, all of these topics that you share with so much vulnerability and honesty about practicing intelligently, performing under pressure, handling comparison.
Ben Bliss: Making it Work
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27:32Ben BlissGUEST
You know, I do have some speaking engagements lined up in the coming months.
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27:36Ben BlissGUEST
I'll be speaking at San Francisco Conservatory in Juilliard and UCLA, Michigan.
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27:42Ben BlissGUEST
cleveland institute and i'm really excited to get that ball rolling and and you know get the book out there and help people to understand this material and as far as how that fits together with the singing and uh and the performing career you know we'll just we'll just see i don't think i'm going to be stepping away from performing to talk about my book uh full time anytime soon but yeah but we'll see we'll see how it goes um you know i'd like to have a little variety and some some different things going on so yeah we'll see absolutely
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28:10Jennet IngleHOST
Absolutely.
Grateful Dead Sleep Stories | John Kahn, the Bass Player at Jerry Garcia's Left Shoulder for Twenty-Five Years and more
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4:11Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
After high school, he spent a semester at the University of Southern California.
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4:17Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Then he came north to the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
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4:22Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
He was there about a year, he said, and basically never left.
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4:27Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
When he finally picked up the electric bass, he went looking for teachers on records.
Series 3 Episode 6: Meng Su
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3:26Mariette StephensonHOST
She graduated with an artist diploma, a master's degree and graduate diploma in chamber music with Maestro Manuel Barweco at the Peabody Conservatory at the Johns Hopkins University.
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3:39Brigitte GirardHOST
Meng Su teaches at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and is the artist in residence for the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society.
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3:48Brigitte GirardHOST
Here is Monk Sioux performing Allegro Si from the Five Bagatelles by William Walton live in concert courtesy of Austin Classical Guitar.
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4:44Brigitte GirardHOST
Thank you.