# William Kraft

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Pete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 46 - Lisa Rogers

Texas Tech Percussion Professor, Co-Director of NCPP and the first female President of the Percussive Arts Society, Lisa Rogers, talks about getting the Texas Tech job (02:05), starting “Apocalypso Now” (21:10), being PAS President and the first female to hold the job (27:10), growing up in Port La…

String Quartet Plus

Ever since its creation by Haydn in the 18th century, the string  quartet has been one of the preeminent vehicles for more musical  innovation. This show features new directions for the string quartet,   pairing the quartet with unusual other instruments like frame drum, alto  flute and more. Will…

#4 Taylor Goodson — Composition, Timpani | Composing for Dungeons & Dragons and Marching Band

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebestmusicpodcast Blog: https://bestmusiccoach.blogspot.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thebestmusicpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebestmusicpodcast/ The Best Music Podcast #4 | Taylor Goodson — Composition, Timpani | Composing for Dungeons …

Jay Campbell + inti figgis-vizueta with Brian Lauritzen • LA Phil 2021/22

KUSC’s Brian Lauritzen is joined by composer inti figgis-vizueta and musician Jay Campbell for a conversation about contemporary music. This talk was given at the first performance of Jay Campbell + inti figgis-vizueta at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Pieces discussed: William KRAFT Encounters I: So…

That’s Classical? - Episode January 1, 2023

Happy New Year! Part 1 of Honouring composers we lost in 2022Playlist: Jon Appleton - Times Square Times Ten Bramwell Tovey, Hannaford Street Silver Band - Requiem for a Charred Skull William Kraft, Los Angeles Philharmonic - Concerto for 4 Percussion Soloists Ned Rorem, The Louisville Orchestra …

Jeremy Haladyna

Interview originally recorded March, 2021. Eleven trips to the Mayan region and an investigation of some 35 years into Precolumbian thought have indelibly marked and changed the work of this U.S.-born composer. Haladyna’s Mayan Cycle now stretches to thirty-five highly distinctive pieces, including…

CSO Program Notes: Muti, Herbert & Pines of Rome

Riccardo Muti conducts two of Respighi’s vibrant orchestral tapestries: his sumptuous homage to Rome’s iconic neighborhoods and pine groves and his masterful evocation of Renaissance lute music. The program includes the vivid First Concerto for Timpani by American composer William Kraft, featuring …

A 'well-Krafted' concerto?

Synopsis Consider, if you will, the poor timpanist. At most symphony concerts, they sit quietly — waiting for the moment when a dramatic exclamation point is required from the kettledrums. While the violinists rarely get a break, the timpanist must sit patiently for most of the evening, biding thei…

Pete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 378 - Cory Hills

Owner and Creator of SplatBoomBang! Percussive Storytelling and Los Angeles-based Freelancing Percussionist Cory Hills stops by to discuss his PASIC 2023 presentation and getting into Percussive Storytelling (02:00), living in Los Angeles, Freelancing, and making Percussive Storytelling a business …

On Air Artist Spotlight: Tessa Brinckman

Tessa Brickman is one half of the bi-coastal duo Caballito Negro, along with multi-percussionist Terry Longshore, it is known for its creative and compelling performances, and draws their name (“dark little horse”) from Federico García Lorca’s poem, Canción de Jinete (1860). Their first recording, …