Jordan sits down with Emily Campbell, a Colorado-based musician and educator, to explore the profound impact of music education and performance. As the Director of Colorado Music Institute, Emily has dedicated her career to making music accessible to students of all ages and skill levels.
Emily shares her journey from studying clarinet at the University of Michigan and the University of Colorado Boulder to performing with ensembles like the Colorado Wind Ensemble and indie rock band Jack Campbell and the Head Mess. She and Jordan reflect on their experiences studying clarinet in high school, discussing the positives, the hardships, and the process of unpacking what truly aligns with them on their creative journeys.
This conversation delves into the ways music shapes personal growth, strengthens communities, and offers a path for self-expression. Whether performing in orchestras, pit ensembles, or chamber groups, Emily’s passion for music shines through in every aspect of her work.
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