Canadian Brass's video: Tuba Chat with Pat Sheridan feat Jeff Nelsen and the Ridenours

0:03:05 - Pat enters 0:04:50 - Pat talks about his how his mentality as a performer engaging different audiences has changed over the years 0:07:20 - Pat talks about his time in the President's Own Marine Band 0:08:20 - Chuck and Pat discuss of the Marine Band was a perfect launching pad for Pat's solo career 0:09:40 - Chuck and Jeff talk about the importance of supplementing a music degree with entrepreneurship and/or music education 0:10:55 - Pat talks about his experience getting a business degree from the University of Michigan 0:14:55 - Pat talks about how his experience in business powers his freelance career 0:17:45 - Pat talks about how Canadian Brass has influenced his career 0:19:00 - Chuck talks about how Pat's exquisite performance in Toronto with the Salvation Army which was all about the message to the audience 0:19:50 - Pat talks about how the budding comedy scene in Minneapolis informed his music making 0:23:40 - Pat discusses how Sam Pilafian and Rich Matteson's jazz playing influenced his extemporaneous music making abilities and his desire to think outside the box professionally and musically 0:26:10 - Chuck, Jeff and Pat comment on the ability to shift gears as an artist and to stay in the moment on stage 0:28:15 - Pat talks about how his career in the Marine Band made him feel less nervous on stage 0:30:45 - Pat discusses the importance of performance repetition and his advice to students to never make a recital the "first stop on tour" 0:32:30 - Chuck talks about being deeply impacted by Pat's CD "Bon-Bons" 0:33:15 - Chuck and Pat talk about Rich Ridenour (accompanist on Pat's "Bon-Bon's") and his awareness of the audience and musical intent 0:33:50 - Rich Ridenour Enters 0:34:40 - Pat and Rich talk about how they came together to record Pat's CDs 0:39:20 - Rich talks about Pat coming to Kalamazoo College and inspiring Brandon Ridenour (current member of Canadian Brass) with a performance of Goedicke Concert Etude 0:40:45 - Pat talks about how he started to play the tuba even though he wanted to be a drummer, and how his mother ordered him to play melodies instead of whole notes from the beginning 0:44:25 - Chuck and Pat discuss Bill Bell's influence on the tuba as a solo instrument 0:46:55 - Rich talks about Brandon being influenced by hearing Pat rehearse with his father in their basement 0:49:00 - Brandon Ridenour enters 0:50:30 - Brandon talks about Pat's influence on his musicianship 0:52:10 - Brandon discusses growing up in a house with all musicians 0:53:45 - Chuck expresses his admiration for Pat releasing his solo CDs and raising the bar of tuba playing 0:56:00 - Pat states that, in accordance with Gene Pokorny, that you should always prioritize seeing live music 0:56:40 - Brandon, Rich and Pat talk about their experience recording music together and the benefits of simulating a live performance when doing so 1:00:05 - Pat and Rich talk about Sam Pilafian's incredible producing abilities