Pathways

In this episode host Adam Wolf speaks with Annie Bosler, Don Greene, and Kathleen Tesar, the authors of the new book College Prep for Musicians. Wolf and the authors discuss their paths that lead to their careers, and how that lead them to write a "how to" book for students aspiring to attend school for music. This episode is a must listen for teachers, students, and most importantly perspective students applying to college.

In this episode, Adam sits down with Eli Epstein, Jeff Stockham, and Alex Shuhan during the Mid-South Horn Workshop. Each of these talks are brief, but discuss the topics that make each of these three wonderful people and players so unique.

In this episode host Adam Wolf sits down with the horn section of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Michael Thornton and Kristy Morrell. They discuss their careers as orchestral players, teachers and Kristy's freelance life.

In this episode, host Adam Wolf sits down with pedagogy guru Natalie Douglass. They discuss her recent masterclass tour in January of 2018, as well as NAMM, her teachings, her studies, Fulbright Scholar, ear training and much more!

In this episode, we hear from 3rd horn, and acting associate principal horn of the New York Philharmonic, Leelanee Sterrett. Leelanee discusses her beginnings on the horn, all the way up to today.

Pathways is hosted by Adam Wolf, and sponsored by Siegfrieds Call Inc.

In this episode, host Adam Wolf has a casual discussion with the horns of the Seattle Symphony in a LIVE recording at the Northwest Horn Symposium. We discuss stories from their careers individually, and as a section, and seem to never stop laughing. Stay all the way to the end for some bloopers!

In this episode host Adam Wolf sits down on two separate occasions with living legend, Randy Gardner. They discuss is career in the Philadelphia Orchestra, and at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, as well as his philosophies and of course, the Cubs and Eagles.

On this episode host Adam Wolf sits down with studio horn player, Dylan Hart. Dylan is on track to become one of the legends of Hollywood horns, and in this extra long episode you hear why. Dylan discusses sessions, teaching, studying with some of the greats including Vince DeRosa, and shares some of his philosophies about horn and life as a musician.

In this episode, host Adam Wolf speaks with New York hornist, Steve Cohen. They discuss his schooling and career up to this point, the horn convention circuit, and his new album coming out the summer of 2018 featuring FIVE new commissions!!! 

In this episode, host Adam Wolf hangs out in a rental car, on top of a mountain, in West LA, with Robert Perlick-Molinari of French Horn Rebellion. We discuss his beginnings to horn, insight into his side of the music industry, samples of tracks, and his venture back into the classical horn world after a long stretch away.

In this episode of Pathways, host Adam Wolf meets with horn legend Marty Hackleman. They discuss his time in the Vancouver Symphony, National Symphony, Toronto Symphony, Canadian Brass and Empire Brass. He also shares his thoughts and strategies as a teacher, as well as a heartfelt statement about the most recent chapter in his career.

This episode of Pathways is dedicated to an amazing freelancer here in La La Land, Allen Fogle. Allen and host Adam Wolf discuss freelancing in LA, his start on horn, college at Eastman, USC, and attending Kendall Betts camp.

On this episode of Pathways, host Adam Wolf talks to recently retired 2nd horn of The Met Orchestra Michelle Baker, and current 4th horn of The Met, and acting 2nd horn of San Diego Symphony Barbara Jostlein Currie. They talk about The Met, symphonic vs opera playing, their upbringing, family life, masterclasses and auditions, and tons of laughter.

Host Adam Wolf is joined by legendary studio hornist James Thatcher. Thatcher has recorded on over 3,000 movies, as well as hundreds of T.V. shows, albums, commercials, and various other recording work.

Host Adam Wolf speaks with horn professor at OSU, and 4th horn in Tulsa. We discuss how she developed their studio into one of the fastest growing in both size and quality in the country. 

A Staggering career in his mid 20's, we discuss Brett Hodge's current positions as principal horn of the Omaha Symphony and third horn of the Grand Park Orchestra. Looking ahead and meet Sadie the dog.

Chris Castellanos, Boston Brass, talks about jazz, the Las Vegas scene, and being active in the construction of your own career. Special guest appearance by Sam Pilafian, tuba, who shares wisdom over the course of his famed career.

Pathways is hosted by Adam Wolf, produced by Siegfried's Call, Inc.

On this episode of Pathways, host Adam Wolf talks with Danielle Kuhlmann about growing up in Seattle, school in New York and Texas, the San Diego Symphony, and Genghis Barbie!

Pathways is hosted by Adam Wolf, produced by Siegfried's Call, Inc.

Host Adam Wolf speaks with principal horn of the St. Louis Symphony, Roger Kaza. They discuss the bridge between St. Louis and Los Angeles, Houston, conductors, auditions, being a soloist, Audition Improbable, and so much more! 

Pathways is hosted by Adam Wolf, produced by Siegfried's Call, Inc.

In the inaugural episode of Pathways, host Adam Wolf talks with horn player of the famed Canadian Brass Bernhard Scully. They talk about routine, Canadian Brass, Kendall Betts, Gunther Schuller, and more!

Pathways is hosted by Adam Wolf, produced by Siegfried's Call, Inc.