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Song at end: Joseph Martin and Grace Chen---Arensky Second Suite, Mv. 1: Le Savant

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"Mister Snow" from Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel-Allyson Kurian
"Feelings" from The Apple Tree by Sheldon Harnick by Cate Webber
"Green Finch and Linnet Bird" from Sweeney Todd by Stephen Sondheim by Constance Rogalski
"By My Side" from Godspell by Stephen Schwartz-Ensemble
"You Don't Know This Man" from Parade by Jason Robert Brown by Amy Yoshizumi
"Simple Little Things" from 110 In The Shade by N. Richard Nash by Cate Webber
"Meine Lippen" from Guiditta by Franz Lehar by Constance Rogalski
"I Will Never Leave You" from Sideshow by Russell and Krieger by Kate Bernhardt and Allyson Kurian
"Still Hurting" from The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown by Amy Yoshizumi
"Once You Lost Your Heart" from Me and My Girl by Jacqui Scott by Kate Bernhardt
'You Could Drive A Person Crazy" from Company by Stephen Sondheim-Amy Yoshizumi, Constance Rogalski, Allyson Kurian, Cate Webber
INTERMISSION
"Flight" by Greg Carnelia-Amy Yoshizumi and Kate Bernhardt
"I Remember" from Evening Primrose by Stephen Sondheim by Cate Webber
"Used To Be Mine" by Sara Bareilles sung and accompanied by Kate Bernhardt
"On The Steps Of The Palace" from Into The Woods by Stephen Sondheim by Allyson Kurian
"Pulled" from The Addams Family Musical by Andrew Lippa by Amy Yoshizumi
"I Could Have Danced All Night" from Cinderella by Lerner and Loewe by Cate Webber
"Glitter and Be Gay" from Candide by Leonard Bernstein by Constance Rogalski
"Meadowlark" from The Baker's Wife by Stephen Schwartz by Allyson Kurian
"Mama Who Bore Me (Reprise)" from Spring Awakening by Duncan Sheik-Ensemble

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I sat down with Brooke Vettese to discuss life after making a dope hip hop song. She's cool. Life is good. Hofstra grad.

Song at the end: "Crystallize"-Brooke Vettese (under the pseudonym Doctor Imposter)

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I sat down with Jennifer Allenby to discuss life and music. There were a few moments where it seemed that I might have asked an unnecessarily didactic question, and the potential for it seeming didactic increased due to it being a situation where I was asking someone in school very schoolish questions, having, myself, been out of school for quite a while.

We concluded with a performance of 3 Nadia Boulanger songs: "Elegie", "Extase", and "La Mer".

These will be featured on a senior recital March 29th, which is a friday, at 7pm, in Lefrak Concert Hall, at Queens College (65-30 Kissena Blvd, Queens, NY, 11367) accompanied by Keith Chambers, vocal coach and conductor. Free admission! Please attend.

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I sat down with John Tiranno, tenor to talk about life and music. The mics failed, so I did a monologue on what we discussed, and will attach the transcript here. The performance he mentions at the end can be found here: https://www.showclix.com/event/handel-dixit-dominus-haydn-harmoniemesse

The transcript of the original interview can be found at this link: https://josephmartinlives.blogspot.com/2019/03/transcript-of-fmp-podcast-20-february.html

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I sat down with Domenic Salerni, first violinist of the Dali Quartet and violin teacher, to discuss his views on music and life.

Shout out track: Schubert Quartettsatz in C minor, D 703, the 3rd track of the Dali Quartet's CD.

CDs can be personally requested at this link:

http://www.daliquartet.com/artist.php?view=contacts

Streaming media of their music can be found here:

http://www.daliquartet.com/artist.php?view=media

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From a concert given by confluss, a modern music group consisting of bassist Sam Zagnit and soprano Amber Evans. This transpired on December 21st, 2018 at 7:30PM at St. John’s in the Village, 218 W. 11th Street, and featured the music of Katherine Balch, Ledah Finck, Jay Julio, and György Kürtág, and an improvised collaboration to close the concert with the dance group NE14 Dance, featuring Michael Greenberg and Lauren Twomley.

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvUJw08KfjSFctCDokwPtS6IvbBJp2SZR

Full texts available with the Youtube version. 

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Helen Van-Tine Golden's "Bring Opera To The Party" event on 11/17/18, recorded by Famous Musician's Podcast. Subscribe on any major podcasting app!

Traviata Credits:

Alfredo: Drew Watson

Violetta: Jennifer Allenby

Germont: Gustavo Morales

Duphol: Brinson Keeley

Flora: Mary Kathryn Monday

Gastone: Tom Toland

Marchese: Thomas Geib

Dottore: Ian Joyal

Choreographer: Rachel Goodman

Die Fledermaus Credits:

Adele: Samantha Dicapo

Rosalinda: Kathleen Monson

Eisenstein: Doug Sabo

Prince Orlofsky: Kayla Faccilongo

Frank: Thomas Geib

Falke: Ian Joyal

Sally: Kamala Ross Sloss

Chorus Members: Kathryn Malm Bourgoine, Elisabeth Schemistch

Musical Director: Joseph Martin

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This was a concert I did at Our Lady of Peace in Lynbrook, NY. The program was "Ave Maria Virgo Serena" of Josquin des Prez, "In Perfect Charity" by Randall Debruyn, "Sicut Cervus" of Palestrina, "Warum" by Brahms (Op. 74 No. 1), The Vaughn Williams Mass in G, and "Spirit, Open My Heart" by Matthew Koraus. 

Amber Evans, Soprano and Soloist in Vaughn Williams
Katrina Montagna, Soprano
Fontaine Sheridan, Soprano

Helen Van Tine-Golden, Mezzo and Soloist in Vaughn Williams
Savannah Gordon, Mezzo
Kayla Faccilongo, Mezzo

Matthew Koraus, Tenor and Soloist in Vaughn Williams, as well as composer of the last piece
Matthew Georgetti, Tenor

Grant Mech, Bass and Soloist in Vaughn Williams
Ian Joyal, Bass
Joseph Martin, Bass

Thanks to Our Lady of Peace for hosting, thanks to the choir for the donation of their time, efforts, and catering, and thank you to Alfred Allongo for spear-heading the catering.

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