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Interview with Composer and Author Jeffrey Nytch
Composer Jeffrey Nytch stops by the Anachronism Podcast. What unfolds is a conversation among two trail blazing composers discussing the humanity of classical music. How can we make the music relatable to today's listeners? Would telling stories help connect people to the music? What new production concepts will invite people to participate again and become insiders of classical music? Examples of creative projects to highlight the importance of the audiences' role in classical music are included.
Jeffrey Nytch’s website:
https://www.jeffreynytch.com
Jeffrey Nytch on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/jeffrey-nytch/tracks
Projects Mentioned in the Show:
- Costa Concordia
Jeff's Upcoming Event:
The Dairy Center for the Arts, in conjunction with the CU College of Music, presents the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble Theatre of Music Oct. 4 and 5 at the Dairy Center. Fresh off a 21-performance run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, “The Gray Cat and the Flounder” is a touching tale of love and loss, told through original music, spoken word, puppetry, and animation. With binaural sound design and the audience in headphones, the audience experiences a unique sound world that is immersive and intimate.
Ticket Link:
https://tickets.thedairy.org/Online/default.asp?BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::permalink=PNME
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Composer Jeffrey Nytch stops by the Anachronism Podcast. What unfolds is a conversation among two trail blazing composers discussing the humanity of classical music. How can we make the music relatable to today's listeners? Would telling stories help connect people to the music? What new production concepts will invite people to participate again and become insiders of classical music? Examples of creative projects to highlight the importance of the audiences' role in classical music are included.
Jeffrey Nytch’s website:
https://www.jeffreynytch.com
Jeffrey Nytch on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/jeffrey-nytch/tracks
Projects Mentioned in the Show:
- Costa Concordia
Jeff's Upcoming Event:
The Dairy Center for the Arts, in conjunction with the CU College of Music, presents the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble Theatre of Music Oct. 4 and 5 at the Dairy Center. Fresh off a 21-performance run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, “The Gray Cat and the Flounder” is a touching tale of love and loss, told through original music, spoken word, puppetry, and animation. With binaural sound design and the audience in headphones, the audience experiences a unique sound world that is immersive and intimate.
Ticket Link:
https://tickets.thedairy.org/Online/default.asp?BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::permalink=PNME