# Nadia Boulanger

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Why Quincy Jones was "the people groover"

TVC 734.1: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with music journalist A. Scott Galloway about the life and legacy of producer, composer, arranger, and musician Quincy Jones. Scott not only interviewed Jones at the time of the release of Jones' album Q's Jook Joint, but also wrote ...

Julia-Hyunji Lee, cello and Umi Garrett, piano

Cellist Julia-Hyunji Lee and pianist Umi Garrett perform works by Robert Schumann, Nadia Boulanger, Ludwig van Beethoven and Florence Price, live from the Seventeenth Church of Christ, Scientist, Chicago. Praised by the La Jolla Light for her “warmth” and “musical integrity”, 25 year old Korean- ...

The teacher of Piazzolla

Na Sung-in The author is a music critic and director of the classical music brand Poongwoldang. In 1954, Astor Piazzolla met Nadia Boulanger in Paris. Known as the "musician's musician," she offered crucial advice to the Argentine musician, who had yet to find his own path. "Do not turn to clas ...

Quincy Jones: Part 1 – The Master Specs 🏗️🎺📐

Send us Fan Mail S2 E14 | Quincy Jones: Part 1 – The Master Specs 🏗️🎺📐 Are you ready to meet the General Contractor of the Global Frequency? 🌍⚡ In the first half of this epic deconstruction, Max & Mello track the rise of Quincy Jones—from a high-stakes break-in at a Seattle armory to the legenda ...

Malcolm Singer

On this latest Interplay, Conversations in Music, Michael Shapiro speaks to his longtime friend, composer Malcolm Singer about a lifetime spent in music, from the days of his study with Nadia Boulanger, to his work with Yehudi Menuhin as head of the Menuhin School, to his work with countless mus ...

Everything for Music in The Maestro and Her Protégé by Kate Whouley

Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Kate Whouley, author of The Maestro and Her Protégé, listed in the Music category on Art In Fiction. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Fr_fJ9t9G_o Nadia Boulanger, the most influential music teacher of the 20th century: who she was, why she matters, and how K ...

Opera Without Costume

In this episode of Naked Age, we meet composer, conductor and pianist Leonard Lehrman and soprano Helene Williams, whose lives together have unfolded at the unlikely intersection of opera, political activism and naturism. Leonard’s musical life connects him to some of the defining artists and po ...

Five Classical Music Biographies and Memoirs for Your Summer Reading List

Last week an excerpt from composer John Luther Adams’s forthcoming memoir was posted on the New Yorker’swebsite. It’s an enticing tidbit, but unfortunately it won’t arrive in time to make it on this year’s summer reading lists. However, there are several new biographies and memoirs written about ...

Music of the Mystics & Continuing Education for Cantors: Rebecca Schaffer Wells

Rebecca Schaffer-Wells, Director of Music Ministry at St. Joseph Church in Camp Springs, KY, joins Dr. Ken Craycraft on Driving Home the Faith to preview an upcoming concert and discuss professional development for parish musicians. Rebecca shares details about "The Music of the Mystics," featur ...

Podcast: AI in France, translators fight back, musicians' mentor

Artificial intelligence is everywhere in France but who's using it, and how? We also look at its impact on translators and how they're striving to keep humans at the helm. And Nadia Boulanger – the pioneering French composer and conductor who taught generations of musical greats. AI is widely u ...