Join me for a conversation with the multi-talented Katie Berglof. Katie is a French horn player, educator, arts administrator, HR professional, and an activist/advocate—and she's just getting started. In today's episode, we talk about musical origin stories, how much a support system matters, classical culture, and small but meaningful ways to have an impact on the musical world we love.
nb: I had audio issues during the recording of this interview, so you may notice that my voice is occasionally distorted.
Links:
Musicians Dystonia and Injury Live Talk: https://www.youtube.com/@EmbouchureDystonia
Harpsichords & Hot Sauce: https://www.harpsichord-hotsauce.com/
Substack: https://substack.com/@harpsichordshotsauce
Unbound Symphony: https://www.unboundsymphony.org/
Unbound Symphony Musician Safety & Culture survey: https://www.unboundsymphony.org/survey
Courage Over Silence Defense Fund: https://gofund.me/543d58a8
Violin Channel feature: https://theviolinchannel.com/katie-a-berglof-launches-musicians-defense-fund-for-victims-of-sexual-harassment/
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