Podium Time

Podium Time

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Podium Time episodes

  • PT18: “If You Miss a Cue,” with Gianmaria Griglio
    A violin is a violin, but no two singers are the same. Today we talk with Gianmaria Griglio about the importance of imagination, the most important aspect of score study, and how we expect people to listen to concerts.

    This week we discuss:

  • Music education in the U.S. and Europe
  • On conducting opera
  • Conductor mistakes
  • The people in the orchestra are not stupid
  • A violin is a violin everywhere, but a singer…
  • On opera rehearsals
  • Imagination
  • Balancing conducting and composition
  • A brief rant on contemporary music

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    1 hr 5 min
  • PT17: "Don't Yell into the Well," with Emilio Guarino

    This week we discuss:

  • The Chromatic Endpin
  • The Entrepreneurial Musician (one of Jeremy's favorite podcasts)
  • Make It: A Guide for Recent Music Graduates
  • The “Real World” and Accountability
  • Building Habits and Breaking down Goals
  • The “Sticker Project”
  • Mistakes from Students Fresh out of School
  • Creating a Shared Experience
  • Advertising Done Right
  • Classical Concerts vs. Movies
  • The Conductor that Ticks Everybody Off…

    You can reach Emilio at his website, www.emilioguarino.com, or on instagram at @Emiliothinks

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    1 hr 3 min
  • PT16: "Learn by Teaching," with Lawrence Golan
    What can we learn from teaching? Lawrence Golan's Score Study Passes have been mentioned more than once in the short history of our podcast, and today you can learn how he dissects a score from the man himself. We discuss his method, Academic vs Professional conducting, and some of the biggest shortcomings in our education.

    This week we discuss:

  • Applying for jobs
  • Academic vs Professional Conducting
  • Golan's Score Study Passes and Method
  • Preparing lots of Music
  • Books and Resources
  • Shortcomings in Conducting Education
  • The All-knowing Billboard

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    1 hr
  • PT15: "The Only Words you have to Utter," with Eduardo Navega
    Before the founding of Podium Time, Luke and I compiled a list of conductors that we just had to have on the podcast, and Eduardo Navega was right at the top! We worked with him at the Bard Conductors Institute (I've typed that sentence so many times on these pages!) and every student there could attest to his kindness and love of the craft. We were both surprised, looking back, that it took us this long to have him on the show (our fault, not his!), but here he is, and we're excited to share this conversation with such a great conductor and teacher.

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    50 min
  • PT14: "Start at the Downbeat," with Silas Nathaniel Huff
    Part 2 is here! Due to snow, our interview with Silas Huff was a bit extended, so this week we are including all the great information that we couldn’t fit into the first episode! We discuss all things about conducting workshops: running, applying for, and attending, as well as understanding your body, listening to recordings, and how to optimize your resume.

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    1 hr 10 min

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The Podcast for Conductors and Students. On Podium Time we interview professional, established, and emerging conductors and teachers from orchestras, symphonies, ballets, operas, and bands around the…