TOP 5 BOOKS FOR EVERY FREELANCE CLASSICAL MUSICIAN

Hey Freelancers! Welcome back to Freelance Friday! This week’s episode I share what I learned when I first started out as a freelance classical saxophonist. I found these 5 books to be super helpful when I was starting out on my own career after leaving music school.
I hope they can do the same for you! Please drop a comment and let me know!

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[robinmusicward]

Thank you for the shout out!! Super excited to read these!!!

[davidcortezsax]

TGIF!! Thank you so much for the shout out Dr. Hernandez! It really means a lot :’)

[doctorjrod]

TGIF! Missing a great book geared toward jazzers (which I am not, but the book changed my life): Effortless Mastery by Kenny Werner.

[kfray]

TGIF! I also loved The Inner Game of Tennis and Malcom Gladwell's Outliers!

[JohnPMcCoy]

TGIF! Loved this episode since I'm always looking for more books to read.

[wwynn]

I have looked into "Beyond Talent" by Angela Beeching and was wondering if you knew of any major differences between any of the three editions? I am interested in this book but don't know which edition I should pursue. Do they all have the same information just edited to fit changing times? Do you have any advice?