Jennifer Rosenfeld 
Over the last year, we’ve had the pleasure and honor of working with violinist Nathan Cole on developing his online teaching business. Today, we’re sharing the process of our coaching work, and the astounding successes that Nathan created over the course of a few short months. First, a Quick Introduction Nathan is a highly accomplished … Read more
Our work with iCadenza and Cadenza Artists has given us the honor of getting to know many exceptional people in the field. A particular standout is opera legend, mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade. Flicka, as she as known by friends and fans, collaborates with another astounding mezzo-soprano that we work with, Laurie Rubin (who, for countless … Read more
After a short ferry ride from Seattle, we arrived on Vashon Island. But we weren’t sure how to get from the ferry port into town where we’d be renting a car. “Oh, just try hitchhiking,” a local told us. “Everyone does it. Someone will see you’re stranded with luggage and will pick you up.” We … Read more
Julia and I have attended so many conferences over the last several years that we’ve lost count! Most of them have a pretty similar format: lectures and panels in rooms of various sizes, often with a marketplace where presenters, artists, and managers/agents congregate and do business. There are lots of ideas exchanged and talking, but … Read more
About a month ago, we got a very special present in the mail—a copy of Susan Mohini Kane’s brand-new book, The 21st Century Singer. Not only is it a fantastic, indispensable resource for singers, this book holds a special place in our hearts. That’s because we first worked with Susan several years ago when she … Read more
Over the last several years, Julia and I have done a lot of work supporting the artistic process and goals of our clients as they develop and launch new projects. It’s been wonderful and rewarding—and, it’s given me the itch to work on an artistic project of my own! I knew I could apply the … Read more
In our work with musicians and performing artists, one question we get asked a lot is: How do I stand out? The competition feels tighter than ever. Opportunities seem scarce. And you want to set yourself apart from the pack. There’s one simple way to get noticed as an artist—and it doesn’t require you to be … Read more
We’ve all heard this phrase a million times – “you can only make one first impression.” Yes, we should absolutely think carefully about how we come across to others and attempt to make a positive first impression, especially with people from whom we may want something, whether it’s a job, a second date, or an … Read more