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In this episode Markus wants to talk about the unspoken in everybody’s mind - and how it affects writing. Let’s see what we can find in the following ten minutes…!
The song »As a part of me« was taken from the album »Patches« released in 2011. This album is only available as a physical CD. Just have a look at Markus Zosel’s Online Store.
https://www.markuszosels-cd-und-buchshop.com
On the night of July 28th, Markus Zosel was announced for possible induction in to the »Akademia Hall of Fame« in Los Angeles. In this episode he reflects on having come there and the ways of being grateful while being on the go to somewhere new on the path you’ve chosen for yourself.
Further information about the work of the artist:
www.markus-zosel.com
You know that I sing songs, I write the songs and I am writing books. And you know that I am teacher. This is what I do to earn a living. Education is a topic that takes a lot of space in m every day life and I’ve always felt very privileged that I have the opportunity to teach, to pass along knowledge to the young - which is quite wonderful, I think.
Ten years ago I started to write a novel which dealt with the matters of education in an old university town which is settled close beside a lovely river. That’s where the name »Lahnufer« came from and this is where the start today.
Welcome back to this episode which took a little longer to publish. That is because of a very busy time. Making a living sometimes needs all attention and does not leave any chance for the things you’d love to do instead.
But this is episode 54 and I hope it’ll be the one you’re about to like. So, let’s get right into it now.
Have you ever received the gift of a song for yourself? No?
No problem at all, because this one, yes, this one right here is for you and its comes from all of my heart along with the wish to make you smile and to brighten up your day for a little while.
That’s all it wants to aim. And maybe, yes, maybe - it’ll stay in your heart.
Find more information on the website of the artist: www.markus-zosel.com
Most of my songs are in English. I love this language and it has always been a door to all communication on an international scale and I am very grateful for this essential reason.
But from time to time I find myself in the mood and the need to express myself in the language which is the one I learned first - my native tongue.
This song is a good example for what I am talking about.
I bet you got these spaces yourself. Some kind of hiding place you need from time to time to refill you personal battery or refresh your spirit when it needs to be refreshed.
A labour day can be long and such places should be not too far away from your home so that you got the chance to get there fairly quick.
That’s what I am talking about today.
The song "Cafe in the Woods" is taken from the album DUSK ARISING (released in 2018). You can find it on Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, etc.
Welcome back this is Episode 50 (!) and we’re right into the Easter Season. So, a Happy Easter everybody and welcome back to this show.
Today we are going to talk about a song I published almost exactly 3 years ago. It was an album called VOYAGE and it was released on April 3rd, 2020. You find one song with the name »I Love You« on this album and that is the tune we are going to take closer look at today. So, let’s get right into it!
Welcome back to episode 49 of this podcast. I hope you’ll enjoy this one as all the others before. It’s all about the way I found for my writing. No matter whether we’re talking about literature or music. So, let’s get right into it now…
Welcome back to the new episode of this podcast. I think you’re about to enjoy this one, because today’s episode will be about all the things that could be, but we’re not sure about that. Let’s see what this might be in the minutes to follow.
From the publisher's feed
An honest podcast from the workshop of a songwriter about the creation of songs, lyrics and thoughts - between music and literature.
Markus Zosel’s podcast Painting on Glass is a captivating series where he reflects on his work as a singer-songwriter and author. He invites listeners into ”his study,” sharing insights into his creative process and the stories behind his music and writings. The podcast is described as »painting on glass while the light comes shining through«, symbolising the delicate and transparent nature of his artistry.
This podcast explores themes of creativity, storytelling, and the delicate artistry involved in songwriting and writing. He reflects on his experiences as a singer-songwriter and author, sharing insights into his creative process and the inspirations behind his works. The podcast often delves into the emotional and philosophical aspects of art, offering listeners a transparent and heartfelt perspective on his journey.
In essence, his podcast themes act as guiding principles for crafting music that is authentic, innovative, and impactful.
You can also listen to Painting on Glass on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Taken from: Microsoft, BING (copilot)