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On a High Note with Thomas Dausgaard episodes
- Thomas welcomes Raff Wilson back to the show!On this final episode of On a High Note for the 2020–2021 season, Thomas welcomes Raff Wilson, Vice President of Artistic Planning, back to the show. Thomas and Raff look back on this season and ahead to the upcoming one, and together they reflect on what they’ve learned about music — and themselves — over the course of the pandemic.Recorded May 24, 202128 min
- Seattle Symphony Associate Conductor Lee Mills and Seattle Symphony Conducting Fellow Lina Gonzalez-GranadosOn this episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Douglas F. King Associate Conductor Lee Mills and Seattle Symphony Conducting Fellow Lina González-Granados to discuss this year from the conductor’s perspective and imagine the future of orchestral music.Recorded April 27, 202134 min
- Jeffrey Fair, Seattle Symphony Principal HornOn this episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Principal Horn Jeffrey Fair to chat about Robert Schumann's challenging Konzertstück for Four Horns, self-realizations about getting stressed out as a musician, and finessing preparation strategies for a solo performance.Recorded April 16, 202136 min
- Meeka Quan DiLorenzo, Seattle Symphony Associate Principal CelloOn this episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Associate Principal Cello Meeka Quan DiLorenzo to chat about a few highlights of the upcoming 2021/2022 season — including works by American composers George Walker and John Adams — and to explore unlikely sources of inspiration, from comedy routines to YouTube clips.Recorded March 12, 202133 min
- Thomas welcomes Gregory Walker and Frank SchrammOn this episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes artist and photographer Frank Schramm — a close friend of the late composer George Walker — as well as violinist Gregory Walker, son of George Walker, to discuss the Seattle Symphony’s upcoming release of Walker’s final work, Sinfonia No. 5, “Visions,” on March 5, 2021.Recorded February 12, 202127 min
- Demarre McGill, Seattle Symphony Principal FluteOn this episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Principal Flute Demarre McGill to discuss his recent performance of Martin's Ballade, finding his first flute in his parents' closet, and becoming friends with flutist James Galway.Recorded December 8, 202021 min
- Mary Lynch, Seattle Symphony Principal OboeOn this third episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Principal Oboe Mary Lynch to discuss practicing and performing outdoors, Carl Nielsen’s Wind Quintet and Mozart's Sinfonia concertante for Winds.Recorded November 9, 202027 min
- Noah Geller, Seattle Symphony ConcertmasterOn this second episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Seattle Symphony Concertmaster Noah Geller to discuss livestreaming from Benaroya Hall and Noah's performance of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto.Recorded October 21, 202017 min
- Raff Wilson, Seattle Symphony Vice President of Artistic PlanningOn this first episode of On a High Note, Thomas welcomes Raff Wilson, the Seattle Symphony's new Vice President of Artistic Planning, to discuss programming during a pandemic and welcoming musicians back to Benaroya Hall for a re-imagined season.Recorded September 22, 202024 min
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Music is essential, maybe more now than ever before. Thomas Dausgaard hosts Seattle Symphony musicians and friends to talk about the music they love.