Most music programs are rife with a variety of classes, ensembles, and other opportunities for aspiring musicians. You can learn the inner workings of music theory, the beginnings of early music, and any number of other diverse subjects. However, there are just some things that aren’t (normally) taught in most music programs. Most young musicians are met with a harsh reality upon graduation and have to learn many lessons the hard way without the safety and comfort of an institution. Here are 7 things I learned outside of music school, and I hope they help all aspiring musicians and artists! Proper recital preparation. In most undergraduate music programs, you’ll perform…