# John Corigliano

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Jerry Junkin Discusses Commissioning and Conducting Circus Maximus

In this episode, Maestro Jerry Junkin discusses the Wind Ensemble’s upcoming concert at the Long Center on January 25, featuring John Corigliano’s masterpiece, Symphony No. 3: Circus Maximus. He also reflects on commissioning Circus Maximus more than 20 years ago and shares his original notes fr ...

Stephen Page performs John Corigliano's Triathlon

In this episode, saxophonist and professor Stephen Page talks about his upcoming performance of John Corigliano's Triathlon. Stephen discusses the three different saxophones he will use in the concert, as well as some of the challenges and interesting aspects of the piece.

Episode 59 - 2001: John Corigliano, Symphony No. 2 for String Orchestra

In this episode, Dave and Andrew explore the symphony of John Corigliano they don't know. After appreciating Corigliano's first and third symphonies, what will they think of the second? This piece, a rescoring and revision of Corigliano's String Quartet, is another in a recent stretch of winning ...

Dame Evelyn Glennie: Sound, Story, and Connection

In this episode, I sit down with Dame Evelyn Glennie to talk about what listening really means and why it matters far beyond music. We start with the origins of the Evelyn Glennie Foundation and how her work evolved organically from teaching, performing, and asking people better questions so the ...

Legacy Conversations: Anne Akiko Meyers

GRAMMY-winning violinist talks about her life as a musician and her deep love for John Williams’ music, sharing memories of performing with and for the maestro.  Anne Akiko Meyers stands among the most influential violinists of our times. A GRAMMY® Award-winning artist with four decades of inter ...

Adam Schoenberg: Finding Your Voice, Surviving the Silence

On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with composer Adam Schoenberg for a thoughtful and deeply human conversation about artistic identity, creative conviction, and the long arc of a life in music. Adam reflects on the early success of Finding Rothko, the orchestral work that helped ...

Michael Bacon: The Craft Behind the Collaboration

On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with Michael Bacon for a conversation that moves naturally through songwriting, teaching, film scoring, orchestration, and the long arc of a creative life. Michael reflects on the musical education that shaped him, both formal and informal. He ta ...

Timothy McAllister

On this Interplay, Conversations in Music, I had the most informative and stimulating discussion with the greatest saxophonist in the world, Timothy McAllister. There is simply no one like Tim. His playing is so very superlative, and his words on the playing of his many instruments (please do li ...

Episode 477. American Orchestral Song [Queer Edition]

I know, I know, I said that we were done with Pride for 2026. But honestly, given the tenor of the times (no pun intended), we have to continue foregrounding Pride every day we tread this increasingly precipitous path that is earth. And that is the United States of America. For as I write this. ...