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released May 14, 2020:
PREMIERE EPISODE: Ryan talks with composer Marti Epstein about the role of nature in her work and we listen excerpts from two of her compositions. Topics include Nebraska, Boston during quarantine, the meaning of sounds, climate change, and one of our mutual heroes, Toru Takemitsu.
Marti Epstein: https://martiepstein.com/
Hothouse: https://soundcloud.com/marti-epstein/hothouse
Komorebi: https://soundcloud.com/marti-epstein/komorebi
About this series: https://www.ryansuleiman.com/rmn
This project is affiliated with Landscape Music's Earth Year 2020 - learn more at LandscapeMusic.org
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from June 25, 2020:
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from June 11, 2020:
What does it mean when musicians invoke a "natural" sound, or method of music making? This week's guest, violist/scholar Vijay Chalasani, explores this question and other topics, discussing musical pedagogy, tuning configurations, and artists he enjoys performing from the last…
from July 9, 2020:
Omari Tau feels at once like a student and an old man. He does it all - and well! He's Sacramento-based singer, actor, composer, musical director, and co-founder of Rogue Music Project and Trio MôD. Omari talks with Ryan about the notions of "mastery" and well-roundedness, one's…
from June 18, 2020:
Sacramento-based Citywater's Tim Stanley (cello) and Cathie Apple (flute) talks with Ryan about collaborating on large-scale works by Griffin Candey and Derek Keller, not consciously seek inspiration from nature, and the intersectionality of issues artists must face. Tim also r…
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