Iconic Composers with Emi Ferguson
As educators, we love sharing musicians, artists, and composers with our students. Listening to their music inspires us to create, move, and engage in music making and composing ourselves. Today I'm talking with Emi Ferguson about the book Iconic Composers that she wrote with Nicolas Csicsko. The i…
Ep. 017 - Coming Together through Music and More with Emily Koh
On today's episode of music/Maker with Tyler Kline, Tyler is joined by Emily Koh.
Emily Koh is a Singaporean composer-bassist based in Atlanta, Georgia whose music reimagines everyday experiences by sonically expounding tiny oft-forgotten details, and explores binary states such as extremities/boun…
9-7-24 Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Cetner
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9-7-24 PTE Playlist
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020 - Starting from a Human Place
What does it mean to be an artist without boxing yourself in? Emily Koh shares with Tyler Kline the three pillars that guide her creative life: starting with being human, staying curious, and releasing the pressure to make a masterpiece. For Emily, every piece is just a step toward the next — and e…
036 - Creating Better Together
What does it mean to build something slowly — with trust, curiosity, and mutual respect at the center? Emily Koh shares her love of long-haul collaboration with Tyler Kline, explaining why her most meaningful projects often take years to develop. Whether it's a solo piece with layered complexity or…
Our Father-Daughter Duo: Harold & Emily Koh (Part 1)
We are honored to welcome our first father-daughter duo to the show for a special two-part series: the esteemed Professor Harold Koh and his daughter, Emily Koh. This conversation represents a true multi-generational dialogue on human rights and the shared passion for justice that connects us.
Pro…
Our Father-Daughter Duo: Harold & Emily Koh (Part 2)
Welcome back for Part 2 of our special series with the father-daughter duo, Professor Harold Koh and Emily Koh!
Having explored the foundations of Harold’s legal career and family legacy in Part 1, this episode focuses on the critical challenges facing human rights and democracy today. We start wi…
054 - Vibrating with the Instrument
Emily Koh talks with Tyler Kline about her evolving identity as both a composer and bass player — and how those worlds finally merged after finding community in Georgia. She shares the origin of her “super bass” concept, composing for violin and bass as a single sonic unit alongside percussion, and…
121 - Redefining Reality Through Sound
Skydiving and Kurosawa might not seem like obvious musical influences — but for Emily Koh, both reshaped how she experiences time, perception, and meaning. She shares with Tyler Kline how the surreal suspension of a 40-second free fall, and the multi-perspective storytelling in Rashomon, deepened h…
174 - Sourcing Ingredients for Sound
Biting into sound, Emily Koh tells Tyler Kline how meals became both inspiration and material for her music—from writing pieces based on chewing insects to dreaming up scores for specific dishes. She explains why chefs are fellow artists, why bad background music ruins cooking videos, and how a pla…
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