Jeffrey Nytch

Last week I wrote about a PNME opening night to remember in which I fell off a ladder in the City Theatre lobby and shattered my wrist. (...

Since my beloved Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble's summer season was cancelled this year, we decided to ask members of the PNME family to s...

This past weekend, I visited my 50th state. A few things to get out of the way first before I get to what I really want to talk about: I’...

Oh my: the last few months have been quite something, haven’t they? It’s hard for me to believe that the last edition of these Field Note...

Say the word “team” to me and the first thing I’m likely to think of is getting picked last in gym class when teams were being chosen, an...

I was honored to address about 80 graduate students last week at the Spring conference of the Center for Teaching & Learning at The Unive...

This edition of "Field Notes" takes us to the U.S. Assn. of Small Business and Entrepreneurship conference in New Orleans.

I was honored to be featured in the latest issue of "Trusted Peer," one of the most widely-read entrepreneurship blogs in the country. Ch...

Here's my latest installment of "Field Notes from the Entrepreneurship Center for Music."

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Check out this new series I'm launching, "Field Notes from the Entrepreneurship Center for Music." My first entry is here. Let me know if...

Home! It’s hard to know how to summarize the experience of spending an entire month in Edinburgh performing at the Festival Fringe, the w...

Our last day off for our run at the Edinburgh Fringe was last Monday, where me and some friends took a bus tour up into the Scottish High...

One thing that's particularly nice about summer evenings in Scotland: the light lasts well past 9:00pm! And even on rainy days the skies ...

Monday was our first day off in two weeks. I don't think I fully realized how precious that day was until I realized that I didn't need t...

Some portraits of me and my beloved husband! From his first night arriving in Edinburgh, and the wonderful Hungarian restaurant we went ...

One of the things that I have always loved about geology, and keeps me learning about it, is the myriad ways it influences human history....

Having experienced them for the first time this week, I can now say I’m a big fan of the “Preview” show. In the musical world there’s the...

Getting Settled In The first few days in Edinburgh have bounced between manic and relaxed, a cycle I hope and expect will relax a bit in ...

I was going to post about this during my forest trip last month, but the trees kept calling me...and so I set aside the geological discus...