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Decomposed with Jade Simmons
Decomposed breaks down the stories that have shaped classical music, from secrets and scandals to acts of sheer genius. Hear these stories accompanied by the symphonies, operas and other masterpieces they inspired. Hosted by Jade Simmons, a classical concert pianist and storyteller, the first season of Decomposed takes on gender expectations, Cold War propaganda and the danger of putting your personal life on the stage. Produced in partnership with Classical Minnesota Public Radio.
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4.8 stars from 1,617 ratings
Thank you for doing such an awesome job
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“Dear Jade
Thank you so much for your podcasts. It is such a blessing bringing me to the time as if I am living during that music era. My father loved to study music but his dream was never accomplished because his father had passed away when he was 10. But when my father was alive he always...”Read full review »
Mkk1347 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/21/24
Fascinating new favorite
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“Soothing and stimulating at the same time this podcast is so refreshing. I just started piano lessons at 40 and learning about the lives of famous classical composers I’m learning to play feels so approachable. Jade Simmons has an expert but inviting way of telling these stories. I love it!”
captain inmo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/07/23
My favourite potcast
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“Amazing storytelling with interesting title.
I enjoyed all, but it’s sad to see it’s only 5 I can catch up. Wishing you guys make more!”
kipimiana via Apple Podcasts ·
South Korea ·
12/01/22
Recent Episodes
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Published 05/21/19
Everybody knows the Beethoven story: He’s a brilliant composer who faced hearing loss; a genius who couldn’t listen to his own masterpieces. But there’s a different way to consider the story we think we know.
Published 05/14/19
Published 05/14/19
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