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Territorial Music Director for the USA Western Territory, Neil Smith, tells us all about his work, his role as Staff Bandmaster and his soon-to-open pizzeria. Euphonium legend, Derick Kane, is back on the podcast for a Fully Scored first – an analysis of a solo. Derick gives us a fascinating insight into Norman Bearcroft’s ‘The better world’ which was written for him. As well as telling us about the origins and the writing of the solo, Derick also gives some performance and practice advice for soloists.
To complete our hat-trick of Scotsmen on the episode, Chris Shanks (Bellshill) joins Matthew Frost to talk about his all-time favourite album. Bandmastermind is back to complete this episode.
Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
Published by Music Editorial
Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Territorial Music Director for the USA Western Territory, Neil Smith, tells us all about his work, his role as Staff Bandmaster and his soon-to-open pizzeria. Euphonium legend, Derick Kane, is back on the podcast for a Fully Scored first – an analysis of a solo. Derick gives us a fascinating insight into Norman Bearcroft’s ‘The better world’ which was written for him. As well as telling us about the origins and the writing of the solo, Derick also gives some performance and practice advice for soloists.
To complete our hat-trick of Scotsmen on the episode, Chris Shanks (Bellshill) joins Matthew Frost to talk about his all-time favourite album. Bandmastermind is back to complete this episode.
Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
Published by Music Editorial
Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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