Exploring the National Parks Through Music with Stephen Lias
In this episode as we delve into the inspiring world of Stephen Lias, a composer whose work celebrates the majesty of America’s national parks. From Denali’s rugged peaks to the mysterious depths of Carlsbad Caverns, Stephen’s music transports listeners into the wilderness through his vivid sonic landscapes.
Stephen, a professor at Stephen F. Austin State University, has collaborated with top orchestras like the Boulder Philharmonic and the Russian String Orchestra. Today, we explore his creative journey, discussing the intricacies of composing music that echoes nature’s splendor and the practical aspects of his artistic career, including the business of music, and how a well-crafted contract can protect artistic vision.
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