Creating a Policy Handbook for Your Chamber Ensemble
How to protect the integrity and security of your group
Let's say that you've gotten your chamber ensemble together, perhaps with close colleagues from school. You've settled on a great name, are practicing hard and already have a few serious concerts lined up. And you're ambitious enough to be thinking about residencies and competitions.
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