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April 17, 2025 9 mins
“Play through the changes” is great advice… until it isn’t. This episode unpacks the deeper meaning behind the phrase — both musically and in life. Show Notes: Jazz school lessons vs. real-world career moves Chops vs. artistry: where the real connection happens Evolving beyond your training and finding your sound Letting go of comparison and staying true to your voice You don’t have to play through every change — you can grow through them 🎶 A must-listen for musicians caught between technique and truth 💬 Follow and tag us to share how you’ve grown through your own changes 🔗 Visit TheCareerMusician.com for more resources 🎧 Follow, rate, sub and share! TCM Instagram TCM Facebook TCM YouTube TCM TikTok TCM Apple TCM Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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