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Hosted by Brianna Westland · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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Welcome to On Key, hosted by Brianna Westland, where we explore the personal stories of musicians, educators, and artists who have made music their passion. Through engaging interviews, we uncover their journeys, mentors, and challenges. Each episode offers insights into their experiences and triumphs. Whether you’re an aspiring musician or a music lover, join us for conversations that celebrate the transformative power of music. Tune in and get inspired!
Brianna Westland hosts On Key, a music show with 24 episodes published.
Why can making music feel so vulnerable? Whether we're singing in front of someone, performing on stage, auditioning, trying a difficult piece, or simply allowing ourselves to be heard, music asks us to take risks. And t
Do you ever skip practicing because you don't have enough time? Maybe you think if you can't fit in a full 30, 45, or 60-minute session, it's not worth practicing at all. In this episode, we're talking about how to make
Performance anxiety, mistakes, adrenaline, comparison, pressure… if you’ve ever performed music, chances are you’ve experienced at least one of these. In this solo episode of On Key, I’m talking about the emotional side
Not all singing is the same — and the way we train shouldn’t be either. In this episode, we’re diving into genre-specific vocal training and what that really means for singers. While there are shared foundations across s
We often celebrate “talent” in music — the big notes, quick learners, and impressive performances. But what we don’t see is the massive foundation underneath every successful musician. In this episode, Brianna breaks dow
What does it really take to build a life in music? In this episode of On Key, Brianna sits down with her former voice teacher, Jana Young, to talk honestly about the realities of being a musician — from the practice room
In today’s episode, Brianna dives into a side of music education that often gets overlooked—the quiet, unseen moments that shape a musician long before they ever step onstage. While performances are exciting and worth ce
Every voice has something unique to offer. Instead of comparing, what if you leaned into what your voice does best? This episode is all about finding confidence in your sound, embracing authenticity, and learning to love
Music isn’t just a hobby—it’s a part of being human. In this episode, Brianna and her nephew Jettson talk about why music matters for everyone, not just musicians. From boosting memory and learning to creating joy and co
In this solo episode, Brianna reflects on some of the most meaningful moments from her past year of teaching voice and piano. From lightbulb breakthroughs in vocal technique to the joy of watching students conquer stage
In this episode of On Key, I sit down with my good friend and student, Erin Milligan, to talk about what it looks like to carry music with you throughout life—not necessarily as a career, but as a calling. Erin shares he
In this fun episode of On Key, we’re celebrating World Voice Day—a day to appreciate the amazing gift of our voices! Whether you’re a singer, speaker, storyteller, or a professional silly-sound-maker, your voice is uniqu
🎤 Host: Brianna🎧 Podcast: On Key Every performer has been there—something unexpected happens on stage, and you have to think fast! In this episode, I share some of my own real-life performance mishaps, from keyboards s
In this solo episode of On Key, Brianna breaks down the process of choosing the right song to play or sing. Whether you're preparing for a performance, an audition, or just singing for fun, finding a song that fits your
In this episode, I sit down with Aaron Schneider, the Service Programming + Worship Director at Reliant Ministries in Dallas, GA. Aaron shares his journey into worship ministry, from growing up in a music-loving family t
What It Means to Do the Work: Exploring the Connections Between Theatre and Music In this episode of On Key, I’m joined by the talented Matthew Hendrix, Theatre and Technical Director at North Cobb Christian School, for
In this episode of On Key, we sit down with Grace Johnston—an accomplished violin and viola teacher, freelance musician, and mentor based in Northern Colorado. With over a dozen years of teaching experience and a passion
As we step into 2025, I’ve been reflecting on my journey with music—the lessons, the struggles, and the growth it’s brought me over the years. In this episode of On Key, I’m sharing the advice I wish I could give my youn
In this inspiring episode of On Key, I sit down with Christina Vehar, a passionate music educator and advocate who has dedicated her career to making music accessible, inclusive, and transformative. Christina shares her
In this episode of On Key, I sit down with the incredibly talented Carrie King, a session vocalist, composer, and music educator. Carrie shares her journey as a songwriter and performer, reflecting on the challenges we f
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On Key is hosted by Brianna Westland. The show is categorised under music (interviews) and has published 24 episodes.
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