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- Percussion Perspectives Episode 1: Eugene Ughetti (SPEAK Percussion, Melbourne)
The first episode of Percussion Perspectives features Eugene Ughetti, artistic director of SPEAK Percussion, one of Australias leading organisations for contemporary music, and one of the most forward thinking ensembles when it comes to extending and redefining the practice of modern percussion. Eugene speaks about how SPEAK developed as an organisation, and how his musicianship has changed in line with his artistic development.
The music you hear is made by Thomas Meadowcroft – Cradles (2013) and The Great Knot (2011) – taken from this wonderful Mode Records release
and
Philip Samartzis/ Eugene Ughetti – ARRAY, released on Room40
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49 min - Percussion Perspectives Ep.2: Juliana Hodkinson (composer, Berlin)
This episode features composer Juliana Hodkinson in conversation with Henrik Knarborg Larsen about her work, which, among other things, involves collaborations with SPEAK Percussion.
Watch a video of her piece Lightness here.
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About Percussion Perspectives Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Hello, and welcome to our podcast, which features professional artists, performers and researchers, primarily from the field of music, talking about their practice. Our idea with this series…
is to reach out to music students and young professionals who wish to gain more insight into the minds of established artists, teachers and researchers in order to learn more about what it takes to build an independent professional artistic practice. We are both percussionists ourselves, and approach the different areas from that perspective. Topics covered across different episodes are artistic influences, practicing and time management, creativity, composer/performer collaborations, approaches to creating and funding artistic projects, how to create an ensemble, artistic research, how one's perspectives on the practice of music changes over time…and much more.
We hope you enjoy listening!
…and please send us a note if there are topics you'd like to see covered.
Håkon Mørch Stene & Henrik Knarborg Larsen.
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