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Sound of Ages is a professional vocal consort based in Utah. They perform world class music across all genres, styles, and time periods, with a focus on the timeless fundamentals from medieval and renaissance times.
Hosted by Founder and Artistic Director Kameron Kavanaugh and Composer-in-Residence and Chief Strategist Andrew Maxfield. Discussions range from musical concepts, entrepreneurial strategy, live concert streams, interviews with fellow professionals in the industry, and essentially, all things choral music related.
Previously known as "Early Music Monday," Kam has already interviewed a variety of choral rock stars from around the globe including Nigel Short, Eric Whitacre, Owain Park, Cecilia McDowall, Andrew Crane, Chris Gabbitas and many more.
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Average audio length:
59 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
90 episodes
since Sept. 6, 2020
episodic
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On today's episode, Kam sits down with the Artistic Director of the Nova Chamber Music Series, Kimi Kawashima to discuss SOA's upcoming performance To the Hands. Nova will present Sound of Ages on Sunday, November 15th in Libby Gardner Hall, SLC, UT performing Ad manus from Dietrich Buxtehude's Mem…
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Kam does a solo cast discussing French 20th Century composer Francis Poulenc in preparation for Sound of Ages' upcoming release of Two French Works, a 2-track single released to streaming on October 16, 2026. The EP includes Calme des nuits by Camille Saint-Saëns and Patience by Francis Poulenc, fr…
On today's episode we sit down with Sound of Ages guitarist Sam Handley. We discuss the origin of his guitar playing, his approach to playing guitar with Sound of Ages, and much more.
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Saint-Saéns isn't known for his choral works, but there are several "French delicacies" that he penned worth performing, exploring, and discussing. Calme de nuits is one of those pieces. The beauty of this piece comes from it's simplicity. In this episode Kam does a composer profile of Saint-Saéns,…
Andrew Maxfield's masterful tribute to The Bard stands as a masterclass in musical humor, storytelling, and artistry. Take a listen to Kam & Drew discuss elements of the piece and performance that help the punch lines land.
The two track Single featuring Poor Richard's Madrigal and All's Well …
I might be easy to spot the story in music that has text, but the music itself can tell a story. The timeless elements of storytelling can be found in and amongst the notes themselves. Andrew's Poor Richard's Madrigal is a prime example of great musical storytelling on both counts.
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Join us for the final episode of the Wind, Water, Stone: Deep Dives. If Ye Love Me Reimagined is the result of Kam and Drew's collaborations dealing with reimagining old works. Andrew takes us through the concept of a "palimpsest" in historical preservation and how he aimed for a similar effect, wi…
What is harmony? How is it formed? How does it function? Harmony can be explained very simply to a novice musician and also contains great depths that leave even the most seasoned professional wondering if they know "how to music at all." Day Is Done, the second to last track on Sound of Ages' most…
Kam & Drew take a deep dive into elements that make up musical texture, how they can be used to create motion, how rhythm plays a part, etc. Drew's setting of Loveliest of Trees employs various rhythmic and textural elements to take the listener on a contemplative journey through the seasons.
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Join Kam and Drew as they do a brief overview of some of the pieces, themes, and narratives that will be explored in Sound of Ages season retrospective concert. Repertoire to include William Byrd, John Tavener, Andrew Maxfield, Anton Bruckner, Claudio Monteverdi, and more.
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