by cbozell | Nov 20, 2020 | Podcasts
Masked and at a distance, Casey ventured into the house of her good friend and colleague, Gordon Rencher, to discover a huge world of percussion. Cymbals, marimba, and rice bowls, oh my! https://www.buzzsprout.com/1040791/episodes/6462418
by cbozell | Nov 13, 2020 | Podcasts
Dr. Tegart is back to discuss the history of operatic mad scenes, as well as talk about the maddiest of all time, the finale to Lucia di Lamermoor. The Metropolitan Opera’s production of Lucia’s mad scene: https://youtu.be/92jiitUEahg Music excerpts provided by...
by cbozell | Nov 6, 2020 | Not Dead Composers, Podcasts
The Portland-based composer talks with Casey about his unique compositional process, his unapologetic inspirations, and his years at Juilliard. Find out more about Kenji at http://www.kenjibunch.net All music examples used with permission of the composer. (That...
by cbozell | Oct 23, 2020 | Podcasts
Today, some good storytelling. Some crazy, hilarious, and mysterious NIGHTMARE GIGS *thunder clap* that make us not miss gigging so much. Thanks to Toby, Andrew, Amy, James, and Adam for their great stories! All music clips courtesy of musopen.org...
by cbozell | Oct 16, 2020 | Not Dead Composers, Podcasts
Today’s episode is the first in a series called Not Dead Composers, putting the spotlight on composers who are actively working to expand the living, breathing art of classical music. Thomas Barber is our composer of the day, as well as the composer of our podcast...
by cbozell | Oct 9, 2020 | Podcasts
Dr. Sophia Tegart is back to tell the story of the very odd premiere of Stravinsky’s ballet, The Rite of Spring. The Joffrey Ballet production of The Rite of Spring is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jo4sf2wT0wU Music clips were edited for time, and used...
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