Gigging has long since been an essential component in Carlmont’s jazz musicians’ journeys throughout their careers in music. These gigs served as the primary means for students to obtain experience and connections through live performances. Those students encourage aspiring jazz musicians to explore gigging and arm others with the knowledge of how to make their entry into the jazz scene.
Jazz students encourage aspiring musicians to swing their way through gigs
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About the Contributor
Nathan Turnbeaugh, Scotcenter Video Producer
Nathan Turnbeaugh (Class of 2026) is an avid second-year video producer for Scot Scoop who looks forward to covering campus events and shedding light on the niches of the Carlmont community. In his day-to-day, you can find him biking around Belmont, studying in the library, or working on his latest sewing project.