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- Episode 39: Helga DavisHelga Davis dives right in. Conversing with Resonant Bodies Festival director Lucy Dhegrae, Davis discusses her upcoming set on September 11th at Roulette, finding her tribe, unapologetically connecting to her purpose, and keeping a rigorous morning routine (which she reveals!). For more information about Helga Davis and links to recordings and articles mentioned in this episode, please visit our Show Notes.37 min
- Episode 38: Rully ShabaraRully Shabara chats with Resonant Bodies Australia's co-director Jessica Aszodi about his upcoming Carriageworks set on August 31st. Shabara covers lots of ground in this podcast, from his wide ranging projects, and self-devised extended techniques to the ins and outs of the Indonesian punk scene. For more information about Rully Shabara, please visit our Show Notes.0 min
- Episode 37: Anthony Roth CostanzoA lot is happening for Anthony Roth Costanzo. He's become one of the biggest names in opera, but that is just the beginning. He sits down with Resonant Bodies Festival director Lucy Dhegrae to talk about starting on Broadway as a kid, his upcoming workshops at (R)evolution: Resonant Bodies, at Banff Centre (July 30th-August 4, 2018), and his role creating some of today's most intruiging, large-scale, multi-faceted productions. For more information about Anthony Roth Costanzo and links to the recordings heard on this episode, please visit our Show Notes!19 min
- Episode 36: Peter TantsitsPeter Tantsits is a full-time road warrior, singing some of the craziest vocal repertoire all over Europe. In this episode, he chats with Resonant Bodies Festival director Lucy Dhegrae about his upcoming workshops at (R)evolution: Resonant Bodies, in Banff (July 30-August 4), the totality of a contemporary vocalist's artistic duties, and about how his career as an opera singer may actually be one grand piece of performance art. For more information about Peter Tantsits and links to the recordings mentioned on this episode, please visit our Show Notes.0 min
- Episode 35: Gelsey BellGelsey Bell is more fearless than she's ever been. That means she's writing music, recording an EP, working with choreographers, resonating architecture, and, oh yeah, finishing a book. Bell joins Resonant Bodies Festival director Lucy Dhegrae to talk about her upcoming NYC 2018 Festival set on September 13th at Roulette, and discusses the projects—current and former—that have cemented her reputation as an intrepid composer, singer, writer, and thinker.For more information about Gelsey Bell and links to the recordings heard on this episode, please visit our Show Notes36 min
- Episode 34: Paul PintoPaul Pinto, who performs on the 6th annual New York City festival on September 11th, discusses his upcoming set for solo voice and drones, inspired by his work with photographer Aleksandr Karjaka and Paul's current fixation on the aging human body. Paul also talks about his recent work, Thomas Paine in Violence, how he started the group ThingNY (... on Craigslist!), and how he branched out from composer to multi-instrumentalist and vocalist.38 min
- Episode 33: Vicky Chow (Banff SE)Banff Special Edition! (R)Evolution: Resonant Bodies faculty member and pianist Vicky Chow talks with ResBods director Lucy Dhegrae about her teaching philosophy, how she feels about the word "accompanist," and about how her interests led her to be one of the Bang on a Can All-Stars.18 min
- Episode 32: Ariadne GreifAriadne Greif, who performed not only on the inaugural 2013 NYC Festival but also on the 2014 NYC Festival, discusses her set for the Sydney Festival which is a collection of her favorite things: juvenilia, toys, transcriptions, and dreams. Her fabulous Dreams and Nightmares project travels for the first time outside of NYC, and will receive a special expansion this September. For more information, please visit the show note: resonantbodiesfestival.org/podcast/2018/ariadne-greif-show-notes29 min
- Episode 31: Christine SchneiderBanff Special Edition!In this episode, Christine Schneider—who joins this summer's (R)Evolution: Resonant Bodies faculty at Banff Centre—talks about her laryngeal massage practice in NYC. Chatting with festival director Lucy Dhegrae, they discuss how trauma is stored in the body, the many layers and functions of our body's fascia, and how Christine first became interested in laryngeal massage.32 min
- Episode 30: Pamela ZPamela Z talks with festival director Lucy Dhegrae about her upcoming performance on the closing night of the Chicago festival on April 8th, 2018 at Constellation. Pamela talks about how her start in classical voice, street busking, and performing in small clubs led her to move to San Francisco to become one of the world’s foremost pioneers in the medium of voice and electronics. For more information about Pamela Z and links to the recordings heard on this episode, please visit our Show Notes.50 min
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Resonant Bodies Festival director Lucy Dhegrae interviews vocalist from around the world to discuss singing, performing, curating, and more. Resonant Bodies Festival, an annual Festival of…
contemporary and avant-garde vocal music is held in New York City each September. “In equal measures intelligent, playful, ambitious and moving” (New York Times) "young but already essential festival of new vocal music" (New York Times) "today’s most talented singers... seamlessly blend classical, avant-garde and indie-folk” (Feast of Music) "It’s an enterprise that wants and deserves to go everywhere, geographically and artistically, letting singers build 45-minute sets, with unpredictable results." (New York Times) The Resonant Bodies Festival is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to hear expert contemporary music vocalists present repertoire that feeds their passion. Presented over three nights, nine dynamic and unique vocalists curate and present 45 minute sets expressing their particular blend of musical tastes; the result is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to hear virtuosic contemporary music vocalists perform cutting-edge repertoire in New York City. Future seasons will expand the festival to new cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago, and Melbourne, Australia. The festival is directed by Lucy Dhegrae. In anticipation of the coming festival, our podcast spotlights each performer and delves in to their programming ideas and inspirations and establishes a year-round dialogue about what it means to be a solo vocal performer working in the medium of contemporary classical and avant-garde music.