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55: Owen Lee Interview

We're speaking with Cincinnati Symphony principal bassist Owen Lee today on Contrabass Conversations. Owen played for the New World Symphony and the Houston Symphony prior to his appointment with the Cincinnati Symphony, and it was a real pleasure to do this interview along with Contrabass Conversa…

66: Owen Lee Interview part 2

We're continuing our chat with Cincinnati Symphony principal bassist Owen Lee today on Contrabass Conversations. Check out the first segment of this conversation on episode 55 of the program. Owen played for the New World Symphony and the Houston Symphony prior to his appointment with the Cincinna…

Introduction to Bass viol and Recercada

"Shakespeare's Colors" Renaissance Music Concert - October 7, 2007 United Community Church, 19 Church Street, Cortland, NY Mr. Derwood Crocker

Introduction to Bass viol and Recercada

"Shakespeare's Colors" Renaissance Music Concert - October 7, 2007 United Community Church, 19 Church Street, Cortland, NY Mr. Derwood Crocker

05 Monk and Love - Super64

National Poetry Month at C'est le Vin - Super64 05 Well You Needn't - T. Monk | Charles Hibbler pours out the love | My Funny Valentine Guitar: Randy Burton Randy’s many recording and performance credits with folk, rock, and jazz ensembles include The Trousers. Randy’s red guitar is a Gibson Howard…

Episode 18 - Orlando

Two friends and academics recap classic literature and take it off its pedestal. In our eighteenth episode, we cover Virginia Woolf's trans, posho, time-traveling romp, Orlando (1928). Daniel once again gets into a row with medieval expert and enemy of the podcast, Justine; Abby once again gets int…

Bass

In Episode 6, Andy explains to Rob the concept of Bass. Bass is the youngest element in music, being only around 400 years old; but it is also the foundation of music and is essential to all forms of modern music. Andy and Rob talk and listen to bass whilst eating some Lotus Pinwheels - see the rec…

The History of Time: From Sundials to Atomic Clocks

Time feels natural, but the way we measure it is entirely human-made. From Mesopotamian star charts and Egyptian solar calendars to Roman reforms, medieval clock towers, and modern atomic precision, this episode explores how we constructed the framework of time itself. 3 Timeless Takeaways: How…