The Critical Musician: on thinking and writing like a music critic

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The Critical Musician: on thinking and writing like a music critic

Monday, September 21, 20267:00 PM10:00 PM
Led by violinist, journalist, and music critic Jennifer Gersten, this workshop teaches performers, composers, and other practitioners strategies for supporting their creative endeavors through writing about music for popular audiences. Participants will discuss strong examples of writing and complete an exercise for building a writing sensibility.

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