by cbozell | Apr 13, 2026 | Podcasts
I’ve heard it before and I’ll hear it again: classical music concerts are REALLY LONG. You’re not wrong… but really, everything is about perspective, ain’t it? We explore several pieces that are just really long pieces of music. Enormous pieces that take up actual...
by cbozell | Sep 20, 2024 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
Here we go with another movie review! Casey Bozell and Dr. Sophia Tegart discuss the 2022 film Tár. And its many, many…. MANY layers. We ruin everything, it’s delightful....
by cbozell | Sep 6, 2024 | Podcasts
In our first episode back – with video, hooray!! – our good friend Gordon Rencher teaches Casey how to step in at the last moment and cover that crucial snare solo in Ravel’s Bolero! Bolero’s episode was originally number 6, and that can be...
by cbozell | Dec 16, 2022 | Not Dead Composers, Podcasts
Taiwanese-born and London-based composer An-Ting Chang is on the pod! Hear her talk about her journey through her musical identity, personal identity, and how the pandemic helped her push forward as a composer. Oh, and there are ping pong balls! An-Ting’s stuff,...
by cbozell | Jul 30, 2021 | Podcasts
Keep Classical Weird’s first live event was a smash success, and to have the energy like that in the room was phenomenal. Be sure to leave a comment if you were at the taping! Thanks to the guests in this half of the show: Thomas Barber, Etta Moen, Blake Applegate,...
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