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November Meet-UpDISCUSSION TOPIC: Mental Health & Wellbeing for the Collaborative Pianist
- Acknowledging the mental and emotional strains that a performance career can put on pianists
- What are some practical tips for supporting your mental health?
- How can burnout be prevented overcome? Where to turn for help?
I am excited to announce that Dr. Jessica Koebbe has kindly offered to lead our discussion on Mental Health & Wellbeing for Collaborative Pianists on at 10:00 AM on Saturday, November 22nd! We will be meeting in the private room at Homer's Coffee House at 7126 W 80th Street in Overland Park. Grab a drink or snack from the coffee shop and join us for this important conversation.
**There is a booking fee of $45 total for 2 hours in the private room. (This does not include refreshments.) If you plan to attend this meeting, would you mind contributing around $5 to help cover the cost of the private room? Of course, if more than 9 people attend, the dollar amount would be even less than $5. We have averaged anywhere from 5-10 people at our meetings. Thanks in advance!
About Dr. Jessica Koebbe
Dr. Jessica Koebbe is active as a performer, clinician, and educator. Her love of music and travel has resulted in opportunities to work and perform throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, France, Spain, and Germany. Some highlights include performances upon invitation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the Conservatorio de Música de Puerto Rico, and the Ávila International Music Festival in Ávila, Spain.
She has presented at the International Keyboard Collaborative Arts Society international conference, the International Piano Professionals Association Piano Pedagogy conference, the Sigma Alpha Iota national convention, and multiple state conferences about music performance anxiety as it relates to teaching, collaboration, and performance. Her work has also been published in the peer-reviewed journal On Collaborating.
Dr. Koebbe coordinates the keyboard area at William Jewell College where she spearheaded the school’s Keyboard Scholars program, an initiative to offer mentorship and scholarship to undergraduate keyboard students in the art of collaborative piano. She has previously held faculty positions at Texas Wesleyan University, MidAmerica Nazarene University, and Kansas State University.
She holds degrees in piano performance, receiving her DMA from the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance, her Master of Music from Texas Christian University, and her Bachelor of Music from the University of Kansas (summa cum laude).
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Homer's Coffee House, 7126 W 80th St,Overland Park,KS,United States
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