Episode 28: Nancy Joy

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My fantastic guest for Episode 28 is Nancy Joy, horn professor at New Mexico State University, and International Symposiums Coordinator for the IHS.
Episode Highlights
Her very first Horn Symposium in 1980
Musical journey, impact of Miller's Blackhawks Musical Corps
Studying with Richard Chenoweth
Growing up on a (wal)nut farm!
Falling in love with New Mexico
Working at a music store
Moving from Ohio to New Mexico
Service to the IHS, being International Symposium Coordinator
Planning for an IHS Symposium
A sense of family in the IHS
Memories from past symposiums
Full chronology of IHS Symposiums: www.hornsociet...

[@Therealrealbenji]

Love this podcast. Thank you!

[@ruthslone2992]

The 1980 Horn Symposium was my first, as well. I met Frank Brouk, Phil Farkas, Meir Rimon and Alan Civil…and a whole bunch of crazy college players that are now playing and teaching all over the world. Gail Williams was the Heldenleben winner, and played a flawless recital. Herman Bauman played so well, I wondered if he was human! The Symposia are essential to anyone hoping to improve their knowledge and skills on the horn, plus it’s a great opportunity to network and study with masters of the instrument. It should also be noted that college and military representatives often recruit people there, if one is so inclined. The exhibitors include All of the custom horn makers, and everything one needs as a horn player from music to mutes. It’s ideal, if you’re looking to improve your toolkits and libraries. ❤ IHS ❤️ 💜Nancy💜