BH CHAT

Bill Heigen, Founder of BH Concert Productions,

interviews top musicians and other interesting people working in the Entertainment Industry.

In this delightful interview, Dr. Deborah King tells her story from Texas to New York, and her insights on women in the arts. She also shares valuable and inspiring tips on finding your worth, making music your focus, and staying true to yourself.

 Past Interviews

As a “true” New Yorker, Eleni Traganas gives us some insight into how New York has changed over the years. She also explains how Chromosynesthesia influences her work as a Musician, Author, and Fine Artist.
Thomas Hobson Williams walks us through the process that brought him to NYC. He also talks about the “drama” inside Academia, NYC’s housing market, Cancel Culture, Stockholm Syndrome, and the importance of the words “Truth,” “Logic,” and “Music.”
Gina Morgano tells us how living in NYC from 2012 to 2020 taught her the importance of knowing who you are and what you bring to the table. Also, she talks about how important it is to find people that inspire you and find your community in New York.
Dr. Liya Petrides shares her experience as an immigrant from Russia living in NYC since 1993. She tells us her story of how she came to consider the US her home, and she gives us valuable tips about professional etiquette for musicians working here.
Stephen Frasier talks about his journey as a musician based in NYC since 2007. He tells us about the importance of being able to reinvent yourself. He shares his thoughts about finding value in every genre of music and the importance of making your l
Dr. Porterfield compares NYC to a “black hole” attracting people from all over the world. He also talks about his practice as a Music Director, the importance of making your opportunities, and he suggests that we do not forget that Music is essential
Miriam e uma correspondente internacional especializada em Entretenimento. Nessa entrevista, ela conta algumas historias memoraveis sobre entrevistas com celebridades, experiencias com Teatro Musical no Brasil e nos Estados Unidos, e narra alguns asp
Composer Paul John Rudoi considers himself a “choral nerd”. He tells us about his experience singing at the vocal ensemble Cantus, how he found out about his passion for Choral Music, opinions about social media, work-life balance, and how projects t
Lydia shares with us some thoughts about some of the issues female voices may face during the transition period from childhood to adolescence. She also talks about impostor syndrome, and how she found her passion for singing and helping others to sin
Multi-instrumentalist and Music Director, John Cantrell delves into his extensive 18-year tenure living and working in New York. He shares with us some of his invaluable wisdom as he articulates strategies for navigating the intricacies of NY's music
Composer Joshua Hummel tells us a little bit about his journey as a choral singer, church musician, and Music Educator, and points out aspects of Choral Music in our lives through emotional moments while performing and making music within our communi
In this delightful interview, Dr. Deborah King tells her story from Texas to New York, and her insights on women in the arts. She also shares valuable and inspiring tips on finding your worth, making music your focus, and staying true to yourself.