Joel Dallow's guest appearances

Joel Dallow

Classical Classroom

Musicians vs the World

The Musician's Journey Podcast

John Adams

John Flynn

Aaron Copland

George Gershwin

Norman Fischer

Ashley White

Orson Welles

Jade Simmons

James Wilks

Keith Weber

Chris Johnson

Igor Stravinsky

Leonard Bernstein

Nico Muhly

Todd Reynolds

OwlTail

A podcast is such a cheeky medium. You can click on thousands of different episodes and listen for free to people who are experienced professionals, rather than paying them for a consultation.Joel started his podcast -The Cello Sherpa- because of just this, of wanting to give something back and be of help to the younger generation seeking advice on how to get where they want to in the world of professional cello playing."You cannot climb to the top of a mountain if you're not in shape." That's where the use of the word 'sherpa' comes in; a sherpa doesn't train for you or walk for you. You have to train and walk yourself. But the sherpa can keep you on track and help you reach the mountain top. As a cello student, you have to do a serious amount of work on your own. But to reach even further you can listen to the words of experienced musicians, and take lessons with them.In addition of being a cello sherpa himself, Joel Dallow has been playing with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for over 20 years. He only forgot to bring his cello to work on one occasion so far.------------------------------------------------[03:44]  Enter: Joel Dallow. Why start a podcast?[12:21]  You gotta love orchestral playing &lt;3[24:05]  -and you should also love ear plugs[26:20]  The cello and air humidity[30:26]  What are we not taught in school?[38:16]  Joel's sweet spot[50:45]  What do you always carry with you in your cello case?------------------------------------------------Cello Sherpa's Homepage------------------------------------------------Ragnhild's online Cello Course.  Get 15% off with the code TMJP at check-out.The Box.  Get 30% off your first month with the code CELLO at check-out.Support this podcast via Ko-fiThe Musician's Journey Podcast's playlist on Spotify.Podcast soundtrack by Mohamed Amer. Follow his musical journey on Instagram.

A podcast is such a cheeky medium. You can click on thousands of different episodes and listen for free to people who are experienced professionals, rather than paying them for a consultation.Joel started his podcast -The Cello Sherpa- because of just this, of wanting to give something back and be of help to the younger generation seeking advice on how to get where they want to in the world of professional cello playing."You cannot climb to the top of a mountain if you're not in shape." That's where the use of the word 'sherpa' comes in; a sherpa doesn't train for you or walk for you. You have to train and walk yourself. But the sherpa can keep you on track and help you reach the mountain top. As a cello student, you have to do a serious amount of work on your own. But to reach even further you can listen to the words of experienced musicians, and take lessons with them.In addition of being a cello sherpa himself, Joel Dallow has been playing with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for over 20 years. He only forgot to bring his cello to work on one occasion so far.------------------------------------------------[03:44] Enter: Joel Dallow. Why start a podcast?[12:21] You gotta love orchestral playing &lt;3[24:05] -and you should also love ear plugs[26:20] The cello and air humidity[30:26] What are we not taught in school?[38:16] Joel's sweet spot[50:45] What do you always carry with you in your cello case?------------------------------------------------<a href="https://www.thecellosherpa.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cello Sherpa's Homepage</a>------------------------------------------------<a href="https://www.ragnhildwesenberg.com/sign-up" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ragnhild's online Cello Course.</a> Get 15% off with the code TMJP at check-out.<a href="https://theboxworkshop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Box. </a>Get 30% off your first month with the code CELLO at check-out.<a href="https://ko-fi.com/themusiciansjourneypodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Support this podcast via Ko-fi</a>The Musician's Journey Podcast's <a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/70xw9JtiJElBqoVXfk7Ilg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">playlist on Spotify.</a>Podcast soundtrack by Mohamed Amer.<a href="https://www.instagram.com/gozyra_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Follow his musical journey on Instagram.</a>

09 - JOEL DALLOW: Cellist. Educator. Podcaster.

As a member of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Joel Dallow is living the dream of many aspiring cellists. As host of “The Cello Sherpa Podcast,” he shares his expertise with those aspiring musicians to help them along their way. As Christine’s guest today, he shares an insiders’ look into winning an orchestral audition, and knowing your instrument’s role once you get the job. Along the way he shares memorable and unexpected moments from his life in the Cello Section, as well as his must-listen list of Chamber and Orchestral Pieces.

Win Your Job, Know Your Job: With Cellist Joel Dallow

Some musicians slide right into a symphony orchestra position like [insert image of smiling child on slide]. Joel Dallow is not one of those musicians. It took him five years of intense work (on top of all of the work he'd already done as a student at the Peabody Conservatory and as a freelancer, etc., etc.,) to get the position he's occupied in the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra cello section for 22 years. And now, he's on the other side of that audition table as part of the panel judging would-be orchestra members. Which makes him the perfect teacher for cellists who aim to play with a symphony. And that's exactly what he does as the Cello Sherpa, and on his podcast. In this episode, Joel breaks it all down for us: what it's like to be on both sides of the audition table, what the audition process really entails, and what judges are listening for.

Some musicians slide right into a symphony orchestra position like [insert image of smiling child on slide]. Joel Dallow is not one of those musicians. It took him five years of intense work (on top of all of the work he'd already done as a student at the Peabody Conservatory and as a freelancer, etc., etc.,) to get the position he's occupied in the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra cello section for 22 years. And now, he's on the other side of that audition table as part of the panel judging would-be orchestra members. Which makes him the perfect teacher for cellists who aim to play with a symphony. And that's exactly what he does as the <a href="https://www.thecellosherpa.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Cello Sherpa</a>, and on his <a href="https://www.thecellosherpa.com/podcast.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">podcast</a>. In this episode, Joel breaks it all down for us: what it's like to be on both sides of the audition table, what the audition process really entails, and what judges are listening for.

Classical Classroom Episode 220: Cello, Is It Me You're Looking For? with Joel Dallow