Fantastical Musical Wanderings From Past To Present.
I love this podcast because it gives insight on the lives of classical musicians, all the while recognising how interconnected we are: that one can speak about the rhetorical devices in Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” and the rhetorical devices of Revered Al Sharpton at the funeral of George Floyd in the same podcast is extremely grounding during such a disjointed time in history. To connect the classical arts to everyday life and that, in fact, it is not inaccessible in our current society. If you want to learn about historically informed performance practise, HIP, and still get a bit of Beyonce this is what to put in your ears! I use it in my teaching for developing students critical thinking about musical and cultural relevance in our historical art form.
jjcello87 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/12/20
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A very peaceful and informative pod! Delightful to listen to friends talk about subjects about which they are passionate and have deep wells of knowledge. Love hearing the music interspersed with historical context and analysis of the piece. I feel smarter after listening to this podcast!
liannaholston via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/13/20
What a charming and interesting show! I really loved this first one with Dominic Giardino, clarinetist and Mozart Requiem fancier - terrific for the non-practitioner and occasional listener (i.e. me). Fun, and informative without blinding us with musical science. Particularly liked the personal...Read full review »
OftenBark via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 06/10/20
I loved being interviewed in ep 3. Emma and Chloe made me feel so welcome to explore and indulge in various musical ideas. I can't wait to hear future episodes!Read full review »
Alice Chance via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 06/17/20
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