Suítes | Formas Musicais | um podcast da Orquestra Filarmônica de Minas Gerais
Começamos a primeira temporada de nosso podcast falando sobre as Suítes, uma das formas musicais mais conhecidas e simples. As suítes também são o tema do primeiro concerto da série Fora de Série deste ano, apresentado no dia 14 de fevereiro de 2020. Rafael Alberto, percussionista, e Joanna Bello, …
#22: Rising Star Conductor Nisan Ak Discusses Artistic Entitlement, Serendipity, Haters, Sexism & More
Conductor Nisan Ak: A Rising Star Discusses Artistic Entitlement, Serendipity, Haters, Sexism & More
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Instanbul-born Nisan Ak is en-route to becoming one of the top conductors in the world. Recently chosen as one of Forbes 30 Under 30, she has conducted concerts in Vien…
Lost Composers Episode 1
Beautiful Classical Music Melodies From Long Forgotten Composers. In this episode:Ruud Langgaard’s Second Symphony (1914) is directly appealing and expansive though never unfocused study in a Romanticism The central Lento is beautiful and makes the strongest impression based on a Danish Christmast…
The buzz about Part
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From 1976 to 1984, Estonian composer Arvo Pärt kept revising and adjusting his chamber piece If Bach had Raised Bees.
On today’s date in 1983 one version of this piece — for harpsichord, electric bass guitar, tape and small chamber ensemble — received its premiere performance at a new mus…
A serenata by Vivaldi
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For decades many of the 20th century’s greatest composers routinely visited Venice’s famous canals and churches during a biennial music festival that showcased brand-new works by the likes of Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Britten and others.
French composer Darius Milhaud describes sharing space …
CSO Program Notes: Mahler Resurrection
In his Second Symphony, Mahler constructs a universe all his own, exploring themes of death and afterlife using a massive orchestra, offstage brass and percussion, chorus and vocal soloists. Estonian conductor Neeme Järvi — whose music-making is “as dynamic and exhilarating as ever” (Chicago Classi…
Arvo Pärt Turns 90!
Episode 13: Pärt-y Time - We celebrate Estonian superstar Arvo Pärt’s 90th birthday with both early and later works you may not have heard because they don't use his tintinnabuli technique.
Featuring performances of Pärt’s 1966 cello concerto, “Pro et contra” by Toomas Velmet and the Estonian Radio…
Pola Benke: Conductor and Music Director of the Santa Monica Symphony
It is our absolute pleasure to welcome distinguished conductor, Pola Benke to The Hamilton Review Podcast!
Pola was was recently appointed Music Director of the Santa Monica Symphony and Assistant Conductor of the Pacific Symphony, continuing to build a dynamic and impactful presence across Southe…
Daniel Müller-Schott: View from a cello
One of the world’s most sought-after cellists, Daniel Müller-Schott performs on all the international concert stages, whether it’s with the New York Philharmonic, the London Symphony Orchestra, or the Gewandhaus Orchestra. He’s worked with the world’s greatest conductors, including Neeme Järvi, And…
Music As Witness feat. Concert Pianist, Anna Shelest
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In this episode of The Piano Pod, we are joined by concert pianist Anna Shelest.
Her work spans major orchestral collaborations, recording projects, and repertoire advocacy — but this conversation centers on her latest album A Romantic from…
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