#188: How to Teach Trumpet: Lessons from 30+ Years of Experience
Michael Anderson is the recently retired Professor of Trumpet at the Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University. He is a member of the International Trumpet Guild Board of Directors and ITG Journal editorial committee, Executive Director of the Guild’s web site, and chairman of the I…
Episode 15. Steve Fishwick (Trumpet) - 'Stella By Starlight'
Geoff is on tour in Holland with the internationally renowned trumpet player Steve Fishwick. In a dressing room before the gig, they catch up on all things jazz improvisation.
Growing up in Manchester during the UK's jazz boom of the late 1980s, Steve recalls his first encounters with jazz through …
Why We Need Hard Work for Fulfillment, Pt. 2 Episode #25
Host: Jude DiMeglio Trang Guest: Sam Quinones
Description:In Part 2 of our conversation, New York Times bestselling author Sam Quinones returns to unpack one of the most intriguing threads in his book The Perfect Tuba: Forging Fulfillment from the Bass Horn, Band, and Hard Work. Sam shares the ori…
Exploring the Alexander Technique & the Alphorn Project with Stasia Forsythe Siena
Stasia Forsythe Siena is a leading subject matter expert in the Alexander Technique (AT), a method used by thousands of artists and athletes worldwide to enhance performance, prevent injury, and improve overall coordination. She is also a classically trained opera singer, author, and alphorn artist…
Play Music. Use the Trumpet.
What happens when you stop chasing gear, range, and perfection—and start focusing on music? This episode connects three powerful ideas: Arnold Jacobs on musical intention over mechanics, Nathaniel Mayfield on rediscovering joy through detachment, and Bunny Berigan as the embodiment of pure musical …
Sam Quinones on Common Time Podcast
Sam Quinones joins us to talk about his newest book, The Perfect Tuba — a deeply reported journey into the surprising, passionate world of American tubists. Best known for his unflinching coverage of the opioid crisis, Quinones turns here toward something altogether different: a story of joy, commu…
Episode #47 - John Engelkes
The Trombone Corner Podcast is brought to you by Bob Reeves Brass and The Brass Ark. Join hosts Noah and John as they interview John Engelkes, long-time bass trombonist with the San Francisco Symphony.
About John:
John Engelkes was appointed Bass Trombonist with the San Francisco Symphony in …
Gene Pokorny
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In the Season 4 finale of Beyond ArtLess, we are joined by legendary Chicago Symphony Orchestra tubist Gene Pokorny for a conversation that moves seamlessly from orchestral artistry to teamwork, teaching, and steam locomotives.
With Peter away caring for family, special guest co-ho…
HFL164 Andrew Hitz
Andrew Hitz on Boston Brass, The Brass Junkies & TEM, Mentors, and Finding Creativity in the Pandemic
The host returns to Studio HFL interviews begun in 2017, thanks past sponsors and supporters, and introduces an interview with tubist Andrew Hitz. Hitz discusses navigating the pandemic while help…
Ep.269 How to Help Singers Learn Faster and Retain More with Noa Kageyama
In this fascinating conversation, performance psychologist Noa Kageyama explores what learning science really tells us about effective practice, mindful learning, and why repetition alone isn't enough. Discover practical, research-backed strategies that can transform the way you plan lessons, deliv…
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