In this episode of the Aeolian Impromptu I offer you a half hour of uninterrupted music by Messiaen, Richter, Murail, Leon and Takemitsu. To give ourselves an opportunity to just let the mind be at rest and enjoy the music.

In this episode of the Aeolian Impromptu I offer you a half hour of uninterrupted music by Mazzoli, Clyne, Guðnadóttir and Jóhannsson. To give ourselves an opportunity to just let the mind be at rest and focus on the music. At this juncture, it feels that many like myself are having difficulty focusing and music is a nice way to let the anxiety, fear, uncertainty and vicissitude lay on the side. As we cope with the magnitude of this COVID 19 pandemic.

My guest is composer and performance artist Theresa Wong. We met at the New Frequencies Festival in San Francisco several years ago. Her performance intrigued me; Theresa's soundscape(s) are rich and surprising. Delving more closely into her compositions, I felt that one is invited to feel how she explores the shape, color, and structures of resonance. As well as the importance of listening and feeling. Join me as we discover her world, sounds, music and thoughts.

My guest is Spanish composer, conductor and performance artist Sonia Megias. We journey into Sonia's works as well as discover via the short interview her process as an artist, conductor and composer. She shares with us her current and ongoing projects, and how she experiences her musical journey of discovery.

My guest is Catalan guitarist and composer Feliu Gasull. Feliu from our first meeting in 2006, struck me as someone always looking deeper and deeper inside to find inspiration, guidance, sound, beauty and inner peace. In this podcast we share a beautiful moment in his studio in Barcelona, where he shares with us, his process, how he searches for those notes and sounds that make up his works. He talks about his friendship with Paco de Lucia and much more... I also asked Feliu for a couple of pieces to share with you, so you get a glimpse into his sonoric and creative universe.

Many years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Pamela Z in San Francisco thru a mutual friend and colleague Luciano Chessa. I was fascinated by Pamela´s way of creating soundscapes. Here is a short interview with Pamela Z laced with a couple pieces to give you a taste of her creative outpout.

Taking off where I left off at KUSP radio in the central coast of California. I decided to launch a new podcast to continue the dialogue and research in contemporary classical music. This podcast is a way for me to educate myself, quench my ever increasing curiosity to hear/meet/discover new music. I hope you join me in the adventure