#5 Hebrew music from Israel with Dr Nori Jacoby (Cornell University)
For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to get to chat in person with Dr Nori Jacoby (https://norijacoby.com) from Cornell University while we were both in the Netherlands for a symposium about music and evolution. I enjoyed hearing Nori share music from his own performance of thousa…
#6 Indigenous Guaraní music from Brazil with Brenda Suyanne Barbosa
For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to welcome our guest, Brenda Suyanne Barbosa, to teach us about the Guaraní music of her culture. Born in Brazil, Brenda has recently moved to Germany to pursue a PhD at the University of Music Franz Liszt Weimar, where she is also a Research A…
Private equity and the future of law firms | Podcast special
Private equity investment in law firms has become one of the most talked-about trends in the legal industry. But how much is actually happening? Why are investors interested in legal services, and what does outside capital mean for the traditional partnership model?
In this special edition of the …
#7: Italian music with Prof Andrea Ravignani (Sapienza University Rome)
Kia ora, こんにちは, hello and welcome to Many Voices: A world music podcast. Some call music “the universal language” - but how many songs do you know in one of the world’s 6,000+ languages besides English? Every week, I ask a guest who speaks one of those languages to share six songs from their own c…
#8 [guest hosts Maika & Kazushi Savage]: NZ & US English songs with Dr Patrick Savage
*SPECIAL GUEST EPISODE (Season 1 finale - stay tuned for Season 2 with improved technology starting in a few weeks/months!)*
Several future guests had to reschedule their Many Voices interviews, and my daughter had encouraged me to try being the interviewee rather than the interviewer. So we decid…
What makes some songs stick in your head?
Whether music is good or not is entirely subjective .. or is it? What makes some songs catchier than others? We wanted to get an expert opinion. Dr Patrick Savage knows a bit about this; he is a musicologist at the University of Auckland and joins Jesse.
What makes some songs stick in your head?
Whether music is good or not is entirely subjective .. or is it? What makes some songs catchier than others? We wanted to get an expert opinion. Dr Patrick Savage knows a bit about this; he is a musicologist at the University of Auckland and joins Jesse.
Music and Language: two faces of the same coin? - Patrick Savage
Are music and language really two sides of the same coin?
A lullaby sung to a baby and a sentence whispered in the dark may seem like entirely different forms of expression—but could they share the same underlying structure? In this episode, Associate Professor Patrick Savage of Keio University a…
#9: Croatian and Slovenian songs with Prof Svanibor Pettan (ICTMD President, 2021-2025)
Kia ora! こんにちは! Hello and welcome to Many Voices: A world music podcast. Some call music “the universal language” - but how many songs do you know in one of the world’s 6,000+ languages besides English? Every week, I ask a guest who speaks one of those languages to share six songs from their own c…
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