Christopher J Pullman (Wiegand) Email & Phone Number

My backgrounds are in flute performance, Japanese language and literature, composition, and (Japanese) linguistics. I’ve worked in the fields of finance, compliance, account management, and law.I’ve come to realize a system of music theory that integrates non-linear rhetorical patterns more confluescently than I had been taught during my music school days, thereby producing musical products unlike the world has experienced. I’m looking for a conducting role with a major symphony or philharmonic orchestra that allows this work the room to circulate and develop within the music world to generate more thoughtful musical performances.Personally, and so as better to explore music and reason, I enjoy immersing myself in any and all languages. It makes it all even more worth it. As a result of my studies, I believe I can now read, at least in part, any text, including but not limited to so-called “imaginary” texts, such as that within Codex Seraphinianus as well as palimpsested writings in Egyptian/Kemetic. I like discussing the topic of interplay among Ge’ez and hieroglyphic technologies. I don’t have a problem reading and understanding the writing in the so-called “Voynich” manuscript, something I can understand to be written in a mix of Northern and Eastern Ge’ez (it can be read therefore in a number of extant languages, including a mix of Albanian, Bulgarian, and Greek, for example). Translations of those texts are possible, and could be forthcoming if anyone’s interested. It would just be a prohibitively expensive task for me as my finances are now, so I haven’t yet begun it. Anyway, just lemme know.As for music composition, I don’t use mixing or production tools as it limits the range of rhetorical value that I’m able to expose via commonly figurizable notation. My work in that regard will become more abundantly available once I’m conducting a major world orchestra.Note: My “website CV” is just a poem. Instead, this profile constitutes my CV/Resume. I’m not in the habit of wasting my time, so now my rate for interviews for work consideration is a flat $500 for the first interview and exponents in fives for each additional interview (e.g., $500, $2,500, $12,500, $62,500, etc.), payable via PayPal (chris.pullman@gmail.com) at least three days prior to such interview(s).