Podcast terbaik Cello Chats (2024)

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Your Violin Questions 47:21

25d ago47:21

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In this episode, host Laurel Thomsen answers your violin questions, including about strings, rosin, the instrument she plays, how to get dust out of your instrument, the story about the oldest violin she's ever played, and more. Enjoy! Show Notes: Intro/outro music "Tales from the Labyrinth": On Bandcamp ⁠https://danandlaurel.bandcamp.com/track/tal…

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Guy Fishman on Bach’s Cello Suites

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One of Bach's great musical achievements is his six cello suites. Most professional cellists will add them to their repertoire at some point in their career. We talk to Guy Fishman, principal cellist with Bach Akademie Charlotte, about his recital at Holy Comforter Church in Charlotte where he plays all six suites, a herculean feat. Guy tells us wh…

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Recovery Practice 18:09

2M ago18:09

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We know we can't stop to fix mistakes during a performance, so why don't we ever seem to spend time in the practice room practicing how to recover? In this episode, host Laurel Thomsen shares why "recovery practice" might be the missing factor in your routine, and three ways to practice getting better at getting back on track when we do make a mist…

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Pitch versus Tone 22:46

4M ago22:46

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Beginning students, but even the more advanced among us, often struggle with pitch (intonation) and tone. Troubleshooting sounds we'd like to improve can be especially frustrating when we're having a hard time differentiating between the two. One is the domain of the left hand, while the other, the domain of the right. In this episode we explore ho…

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Guy Fishman on “The Cello Ascending”

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These days, the cello is one of the star instruments of the orchestra, but that hasn't always been the case. For the 2024 Charlotte Bach Festival, principal cello and Bach Akademie Charlotte artistic leader Guy Fishman has put together a program called "The Cello Ascending." He discusses how the program explores how the cello's role has evolved fro…

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Aisslinn Nosky on the Charlotte Bach Festival

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Bach Akademie Charlotte's concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky explains why Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" is the featured work in the opening concert of the 2024 Charlotte Bach Festival . She also talks about why she loves the work and looks forward to playing with with her Bach Akademie colleagues. Aisslinn will be both soloist and conductor for the perfor…

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"Weaving musical worlds into one" - a conversation with Jazz violinist and composer Meg Okura 1:29:27

5M ago1:29:27

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In this episode we speak with Tokyo born, New York based Jazz violinist and composer about her new album, "Lingering," with pianist Kevin Hayes, how her conversion to Judaism has informed her life and music, her journey from Julliard to free improvisation, and how she's managed to turn labels and stereotypes into assets along her career path. Show …

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Shifting Technique Deep Dive 37:35

6M ago37:35

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What is shifting? How do we make our shifts more accurate and clean? If we're just beginning and not ready to learn how to shift yet, what can we do to ensure we'll be ready when the time comes? Join me as we dive deep into the nuances of shifting technique as it applies to the violin or viola, with tips also helpful for cellists, and for both begi…

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Kristen Wile on Charlotte StrEATs

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Each Spring the Charlotte Shout! Festival takes place in uptown Charlotte, and one important component of the festival is Charlotte StrEATs, which focuses on food. This week we talk to one of the producers of Charlotte StrEATs, Kristen Wile from Unpretentious Palate, a digital publication covering food and drink in our region. She gives us an overv…

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Play More Musically 47:12

7M ago47:12

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Many of us were drawn to play the violin, viola, or cello because we'd heard playing that brought us to tears, filled us with joy, or expressed a feeling that we couldn't even describe with words. Truly, there seems to be no limit to the emotions and the variety of sounds these instruments can express. However, our first weeks, months, and even yea…

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Getting comfortable with Uncomfort: Tools for Overcoming Performance Anxiety 1:11:05

8M ago1:11:05

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It's frustrating and disheartening when all our preparation in the practice room doesn't make it out onto the stage. Instead of presenting the polished piece we've been performing in the comfort of our room, we're suddenly overcome by hyper-drive vibrato, sweaty palms, or a bow that jitters and skids as we squeak out our phrases. We're overwhelmed …

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Alan Black on Cellomania

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Alan Black, Principal Cello Emeritus of the Charlotte Symphony, joins Rachel to talk about Bach's Cello Suites and why he loves playing them. Alan and fellow cellist Grace Anderson will perform all six suites on WDAV's upcoming "Cellomania" Tour to Bach's region of Germany. Learn more about the Bach Cellomania Tour…

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"Make Great Music with Ease" - a chat with violinist and Art of Freedom Method creator Jennifer Roig-Francolí 1:35:57

9M ago1:35:57

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Happy New Year! We want our music making journey to be positive and comfortable, so we can express ourselves with freedom. Listen in as I chat with Jennifer Roig-Francolí, a professional violinist, certified Alexander Technique instructor, and the creator of the Art of Freedom Method. We learn about Jennifer’s path from concert violinist to her rol…

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Laura Atkinson on Bach Christmas Oratorio

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Bach wrote his Christmas Oratorio for the Christmas season of 1734. It consists of six cantatas, each intended for performance on a feast day during the Christmas season. In June 2023, Bach Akademie Charlotte's Bach festival centered around the Christmas Oratorio. Laura Atkinson, a singer and the Education Director of Bach Akademie Charlotte, talks…

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Finding a comfortable and effective chin and shoulder rest 19:32

10M ago19:32

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It's holiday time! Why not give the gift of comfort to yourself, your child, or your student, with a more suitable chin or shoulder rest! In this episode, violinist/violist, teacher, and host Laurel Thomsen shares the factors we need to consider when shopping for a more secure, effective, and comfortable chin and shoulder rest. And as we'll find, t…

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Music Careers, Part 3 34:41

11M ago34:41

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In this last installment of her Music Careers series, violinist/violist, teacher, and host Laurel Thomsen explores music careers that are more "behind the scenes," as well as a few that don't neatly fit into other categories. Despite not necessarily placing us in the spotlight, most could become stand-alone full-time careers, or a supplement to a p…

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Russian versus American Music Education - a conversation with Russian violinist and educator Michael Dvoskin 1:28:57

1y ago1:28:57

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In this episode we enjoy a fascinating conversation with Russian born violinist and educator Michael Dvoskin about the differences between violin training in Russia versus the United States. Michael also shares his story about immigrating to America, and tips for students preparing for an audition or recital. In effort to create both a successful a…

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Making Time for Music: a chat with violinist Julia Reddy 1:19:56

1y ago1:19:56

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Today we speak with violinist, educator, and Violin Class podcast creator and host Julia Reddy about making time for practice. We discuss how to ramp back up after a hiatus, how to make the most out of limited time, how to effectively divide up our practice time and focus our attention for results, and how to balance our practice routine when juggl…

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Finding our voice, from Classical strings to Hot Jazz - A chat with violinist Gabe Terracciano 1:44:26

1y ago1:44:26

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Today we chat with Grammy-nominated violinist Gabe Terracciano, who's expanding the range of the violin as a member of the Turtle Island String Quartet and the Hot Toddies Jazz Band, among other exciting projects. We hear about Gabe's transition from nearly quitting early Classical lessons to discovering and falling in love with Jazz, discuss what …

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Rediscovering Baroque Bows - a chat with historical bowmaker Ralph Ashmead 1:24:18

1+ y ago1:24:18

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The bow is a string player's primary "tool for tone," but like any tool, sometimes we need more than one to get the job done. In this episode we speak with historical bow maker Ralph Ashmead, learning all about the differences between Baroque, Transitional, and Modern bows, the reasons why we might choose one over another, and exploring the factors…

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Where am I supposed to put my thumb on the violin neck? Principles and considerations. 20:58

1+ y ago20:58

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A lot of us often wonder, where am I supposed to place my thumb on the violin (or viola) neck? What finger should it be closest to? Should it be stationary? Should it move? Is there a spot that will magically help it stop gripping and finally relax? Today we explore this question recently posed by a podcast listener. Always a frequent topic among L…

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Clive Driskill-Smith on Bach

1+ y ago

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Internationally acclaimed organist Clive Driskill-Smith chats about the importance of Bach to organists.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Guy Fishman on Local Classical Music Organizations (and Breakfast)

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Guy Fishman, principal cellist of both the Handel & Haydn Society and the Bach Akademie Charlotte Orchestra, talks about the excitement of helping build one of the Charlotte region's newest classical music organizations. He also describes his most enjoyable breakfast scenario.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Music Careers, Part 2 26:44

1+ y ago26:44

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In this second installment of her Music Careers series, violinist/violist, teacher, and host Laurel Thomsen explores music careers and activities that require knowledge and skill in music, but not necessarily on one particular instrument. It’s rare for even very talented musicians to be able to make a living at performance alone, so piecing togethe…

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Strengths and Challenges of Adult Learners - an interview with Rachael Ridge of "The Adult Violin Academy" 1:03:39

1+ y ago1:03:39

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In this episode, we talk to Rachael Ridge, an Indiana based violinist and violin teacher, and the creator of "The Adult Violin Academy," a self paced online, video based course geared towards adult learners and their unique needs. We discuss the strengths that adult students bring to the table, as well as common challenges, like finding enough time…

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Music Careers, Part 1 47:52

1+ y ago47:52

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Whether or not we plan to make a career of music, this series will be relevant for everyone! If we keep at it, we all reach a point where we're ready to take our music beyond the practice room, but as one of Laurel's students recently asked: "What can I do with this violin besides become Hilary Hahn or TwoSet?" Thankfully, there are many more optio…

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Robert Quinney on the Choir of New College Oxford

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Robert Quinney, Director of the Choir of New College Oxford, talks about leading one of the most respected choral ensembles in the world. The choir has been in existence since 1379 and is the oldest of its kind in Oxford and Cambridge. Quinney describes the typical routine of the young adults and boy trebles in the choir who perform almost every da…

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Challenges of the Adult Beginner Violinist: Laurel's interview on the Violin Class Podcast 58:36

1+ y ago58:36

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Last summer I was honored to chat with Julia Reddy of the Violin Class podcast about life, music, managing our inner critic, improving our self-esteem, and the experience of starting over with technique and getting to the other side. Julia has been on maternity leave, so the episode has just released and I hope you enjoy our conversation! It was ni…

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Scott Allen Jarrett on Claudio Monteverdi

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Scott Allen Jarrett, artistic director of Bach Akademie Charlotte, gives background on Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi whose music is featured in Bach Akademie's Venetian Vespers concert. Learn more about Bach Akademie's Venetian Vespers ConcertOleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Mark O’Connor on His Classical Journey

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Composer Mark O'Connor talks about his journey through classical music as someone who began his career in folk and country music. You'll also find out about his favorite healthy breakfast concoction. Pictured: Mark O'Connor; photo by Mitch Weiss.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Intonation Mastery #4: Issues within our Technique and Approach 36:50

1+ y ago36:50

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In this fourth installment of her Intonation Mastery series, violinist/violist, teacher, and host Laurel Thomsen explores common issues within our technique that may contribute to intonation issues, as well as some considerations within our approach to tonality, and tempered versus non-tempered intonation applications (this latter topic is definite…

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Bonus Episode with Tati, Otianna, Tina and Daisy! 32:11

1+ y ago32:11

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This week I let these ladies come on the podcast and just talk about any and everything. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cellochats/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cellochats/support

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Lets talk about catfishing with special guest Daisy! 37:10

1+ y ago37:10

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Lets talk about some things. This week we had our first guest this season, Daisy came and we spoke about her new podcast, Music, Black history and Catfishing lol... Daisy info: Insta: official.anayzia Snap: anayzia.d Podcasts: https://podcastle.ai/editor/player/63d9e1179a4a1b4782f30692 Follow Us on Twitter: @Cellochats Business Email: Cellochatspod…

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24th Birthday Recap 49:23

1+ y ago49:23

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Lets talk about some things. This week I spoke about me changing some things going into a new year in life. The things I want to improve on and work towards to fulfilling my goals. Follow Us on Twitter: @Cellochats Business Email: Cellochatspodcast@gmail.com If you have any questions or topics email me! Were also on Amazon Music!! click the link to…

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Dr. Jeremy Mims on Inspirar

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Dr. Jeremy Mims, artistic director of the choir Inspirar, has studied manuscripts from the Renaissance and Baroque eras found in Puebla, Mexico. He joins us to talk about his research and the Mexican selections that will be on the program of Inspirar's upcoming concert, "Cantos de Mexico." Pictured: Dr. Jeremy Mims; photo courtesy of Dr. Jeremy Mim…

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What's My Sexuality?!? 37:37

1+ y ago37:37

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Lets talk about some things. I am so happy this moment is here for me to give a lot of folks something to talk about. My Sexuality, its always a topic for others to talk about and Im ready to set the record straight. A lot has happened since season 3 and I sort of dive into some things but I won't give away to much because a lot of it will be discu…

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"Learning By Ear" - a chat with fiddler Lissa Schneckenburger 1:19:53

2y ago1:19:53

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In today's episode we speak with celebrated New England based fiddler and songwriter Lissa Schneckenburger, who's been helping students increase their confidence and improve their skills through her popular ear-training workshop for years, and now as the 14-week self-paced online course, "Learning By Ear." We learn about the inspiration behind the …

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Stories About Songs - "If A Wave" 22:31

2y ago22:31

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In this episode we travel behind the scenes again, into the making of one of the songs Laurel wrote and released earlier this year, along with Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dan Frechette, on their album "After the Fire." This time, Laurel shares the origins of her hopeful and empowering song, If A Wave. We learn about the mea…

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Intonation Mastery #3: Avoiding External Factors + Practicing For Better Tuning 29:17

2y ago29:17

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Ten years since recording the first episodes in this series, violinist/violist, teacher, and host Laurel Thomsen revisits the topic with fresh tips to help you sound more in tune on your violin, viola, cello, or bass. In this episode we cover several factors with our instrument which can affect intonation, as well as tips for how we can approach pr…

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Kenney Potter on Bach‘s Mass in B Minor

2y ago

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Charlotte Master Chorale artistic director Kenney Potter joins us to talk about Bach‘s Mass in B Minor. The Chorale launches its new season with performances of the great masterwork. Kenney will share a few of his favorite sections of the work.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Emily Epley on Mush, Music and Mutts Festival

2y ago

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Emily Epley, Travel and Tourism Director for Cleveland County, talks about the Mush, Music and Mutts Festival in Shelby, NC. The festival celebrates livermush, a food peculiar to North Carolina that is also known as the poor man's pate. Find out about its history and ingredients.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Following Your Passion to a Unique Career - an interview with DJ violinist and entertainer Asher Laub 1:26:37

2y ago1:26:37

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In today's episode we speak with Asher Laub, a New York City based Classically trained violinist turned improvising DJ violinist, entertainer, producer, composer, and entrepreneur. We learn about how Asher has been able to chart a unique career path, making a name for himself, performing high energy stage shows across four continents. We discuss ge…

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Functional Fitness for Musicians, Part 3: Spine, Low Back, and Hips 26:09

2y ago26:09

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Note: this is a hands-on video episode. If your podcast app does not support video podcasts, while it may be possible to follow along with only the audio, please find the video here https://youtu.be/YGOs71Lu6RM In this supplemental video series of the Violin Geek Podcast, violinist/violist and educator Laurel Thomsen shares a variety of simple warm…

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Functional Fitness for Musicians, Part 2: Neck, Shoulders, Upper Back 25:11

2y ago25:11

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Note: this is a hands-on video episode. If your podcast app does not support video podcasts, while it may be possible to follow along with only the audio, please find the video here https://youtu.be/RWbF3jrwwdY In this supplemental video series of the Violin Geek Podcast, violinist/violist and educator Laurel Thomsen shares a variety of simple warm…

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Traveling with Your Instrument - Tips and Stories! 58:13

2y ago58:13

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People are starting to hit the road again, but what does this mean for our instruments? In this episode, violinist/violist and educator Laurel Thomsen shares tips for safely getting your instrument from point A to point B, whether by car or plane. Having averaged 150 tour dates per year pre-pandemic, Laurel also shares stories about her experiences…

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Gerard Schwarz on the Eastern Music Festival

2+ y ago

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Gerard Schwarz, music director of the Eastern Music Festival (EMF) in Greensboro, talks about the educational experiences of EMF students. He'll also tell us why his parents called him "Chickie" when he was a boy. Pictured: Gerard Schwarz; photo by Ben VanHoutenOleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Functional Fitness for Musicians, Part 1: Arms and Hands 29:50

2+ y ago29:50

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Note: this is a hands-on video episode. If your podcast app does not support video podcasts, while it may be possible to follow along with only the audio, please find the video here https://youtu.be/YSXoh_Fn09E In this supplemental video series of the Violin Geek Podcast, violinist/violist and educator Laurel Thomsen shares a variety of simple warm…

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How Do I Get Out of Pain? - Playing Health in the Spotlight 42:48

2+ y ago42:48

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Pain and injury related to playing a musical instrument like the violin, viola, or cello, or general pain and tension that makes practicing and performing difficult, can be common. In this episode of the Violin Geek Podcast, violinist/violist and educator Laurel Thomsen shares insight into the cause of pain and tension, and hope that it doesn't hav…

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Tony Pasour on "Carolina ’Cue" Exhibit

2+ y ago

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Tony Pasour, Head of Interpretation at Gastonia's Schiele Museum of Natural History, talks about their new "Carolina 'Cue" exhibit. He'll explain the characteristics of barbecue found in the southern Piedmont. Learn more about the "Carolina 'Que" exhibit Photo by Katerina Jerabkova on UnsplashOleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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Scott Allen Jarrett on Bachfest

2+ y ago

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Bach Akademie Charlotte's artistic director Scott Allen Jarrett talks about some special instrumentation that will be used in performances of Bach's "St. John Passion" which will be featured as part of the Charlotte Bach Festival's Bach Experience series.Oleh WDAV Classical Public Radio

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