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A podcast that discusses classical music so you don’t have to! Each episode features an irreverent look at stuffy trends in the genre, interviews with modern composers, and recordings of their latest work.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
72 minutes
English
United States
27 episodes
since Sept. 13, 2018
episodic
explicit content
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S2E9 - He goes by many names. Hannibal Lector, Dr. Robert Ford, and sometimes even Anthony Hopkins. But there is another title that needs to be added: Maestro. That's right. Our favorite Sir Anthony Hopkins has become a composer. On this episode, the Season 2 finale, the trio does a cursory analys…
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BONUS - The trio is awestruck by their most famous guest to date: Guy Mason. Give it a listen to hear about his emotional journey from Oscar-winning actor to renowned composer.
Guy Mason is played by Joe Bonacci. For more information about his comedy, follow @joe_bonacci on Instagram.
Spencer S…
S2E8 - As the saying goes, you win some, you lose some. Who in the music arena is knocking it out of the park? And on the flip side, what does it mean for an organization to rack up a loss? Will, Spencer, and Michael discuss their thoughts on which music groups are doing things right, and which ins…
S2E7 - Millennials. Gen Z. There is no denying that the young people of today are shaping our current culture. What are these affects on the music composition realm? Are younger composers getting the recognition they deserve? Hosts Will, Spencer, and Michael discuss this and much more. Then, Will h…
S2E6 - To clap or not to clap? That is the question. And this episode delivers on answers (sort of). Will, Spencer, and Michael debate the social expectations and etiquette often expected at classical music concerts. Then, Will queries Kate Soper about her approach to writing and her artistry as a …
S2E6 - To clap or not to clap? That is the question. And this episode delivers on answers (sort of). Will, Spencer, and Michael debate the social expectations and etiquette often expected at classical music concerts. Then, Will queries Kate Soper about her approach to writing and her artistry as a …
S2E5 - "Why you so obsessed with me?" Mariah, embodying the spirit of classical music, was most certainly speaking to right wing institutions. On this episode, the hosts dissect the conservative establishment's love of past music, and their thoughts (or hatred?) of new music. This is in no way a bl…
S2E4 - As much as we may want to imagine that the arts are free from the affects of something as mundane as money, it is sadly not the case. This truth can be seen notably in the classical music realm. Are academic institutions making an effort to make the study of music more accessible? Are concer…
S2E3 - Talented. Lauded. Transcontinental. Has a jean jacket. All these describe composer Krists Auznieks, and Michael had the privilege of interviewing him for this week's episode. From orchestral pieces to solo repertoire, Krists seems to have written for it all. Press play to hear for yourself.
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S2E2 - If you have not watched it, you most certainly have seen the posters. What is Shen Yun? At first glance, it is a cultural celebration of Chinese dance and history. Digging deeper reveals an organization formed from religious and philosophical doctrine. All with an enigmatic leader and founde…
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