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The Music Listening Project
The Music Listening Project
In these podcasts I talk to musicians and listeners about what they are hearing in the music that touches and moves them.
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Underrated gem
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“This podcast deserves more recognition and appreciation. The commentary and attention to detail is exceptional. I am new to Western classical music, and I am loving the process of learning how to listen to it with Mark Whale’s help.”
vishalJP via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/06/20
Fabulous podcast!
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“Very interesting.”
linda-reading3 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
01/18/20
Great for helping you listen
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“Short, well explained analyses of some extracts of music. These are easy to follow and so well explained that you suddenly hear instruments you never noticed before and they give lots of “Ah! I never thought of that!” moments.”
Heidiandiain via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/09/19
Recent Episodes
In this podcast I explore the idea that Dvorak redeems the problems of life – specifically the problem of his homesickness for Czechoslovakia – not by solving them but by turning them into music.
Published 03/16/24
Published 03/16/24
Commentators seem unable to praise the Finale of Mozart's 41st symphony enough, containing, "they say," the greatest 30 seconds of music ever written. I thought I'd work out why – and I'm not so sure I agree.
Published 01/24/24
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