Emily Fredrickson: Treating Music as an Adventure & Exploring

Emily Fredrickson: Treating Music as an Adventure & Exploring the Dungeon of Trombone

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Emily Fredrickson–trombonist, composer, arranger–opens up about dungeons & dragons saving her life, trying to quit music, working with Dee Dee Bridgewater, day jobs, the nonprofit world, therapy and depression, permission to be selfish, growing your career through genuine connections, and getting excited about our flaws.

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