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Piano accompaniment to 2 octave scales for oboe. Each podcast is for a single key. When placed in playlists and sorted by title, you can play through particular groups of scales, low to high.

Emily Bentgen's Oboe Scales

The 90.7 Pod: The Jazz Corner, hosted by Isyss Garcia, a passionate graduate from North Carolina Central University and a 2024 WNCU Ambassador. Isyss brings her unique take on the essence of jazz, exploring its enduring presence and impact in our society. From the roots of jazz to its modern-day fusion, she shares her journey and discoveries with all who’s listening, highlighting the genre’s relevance and influence today.

WNCU 90.7FM Jazz Radio

Mariachi Plaza LA

Video Games, Pop-Culture, Sports, none of it is sacred ground here at B3. We talk about all of it as only Bostonians can!

Podcast – B3 – The Boston Bastard Brigade |

Colleen talks about living with a visual impairment/legal blindness and how she finds inspiration. She discusses everything from technology to society to TV/film to her acting and writing career. This podcast will focus on providing knowledge, skills, and inspiration to anyone who is listening.

Blind Inspirationcast Inspirations

Your daily dose of holiday-themed humor, heartwarming stories, and a dash of music. Sketches, stories, poems, and fun, all related to some famous December holidays.

2016 Audio Advent Calendar, presented by Life Lab Notes

WPFW - Shay Wah Nana

Nineteenth century attitudes towards marriage, the role of women, morality and the search for identity are brilliantly explored in Henrik Ibsen's three act play, A Doll's House. It was highly controversial and received with a sense of outrage among opinion leaders in Europe. Many thinkers like August Strindberg lashed out at Ibsen for portraying the sacred institution of marriage in such a derogatory way.

A Doll's House, written in the original Danish, was first performed at the Royal Theater in Copenhagen in 1879. The ending of the play, where the heroine, Nora decides to leave her sham of a marriage aroused the ire of many viewers and critics at that time.

The play portrays Nora Helmer who is the pampered wife of a wealthy banker, Torvald Helmer. He treats Nora as a parent would pamper and indulge a child, calling her his “little squirrel” and constantly teasing and making fun of her habits and personality. When Nora's old friend Kristine Lind drops in with a request that Nora put in a word to Torvald about finding Kristine a job in the bank, things take a dramatic and unexpected turn. Nora's entire world turns upside down and she gradually comes to realize that she has been living a life that's a mere facade. Though she has taken serious decisions that have protected her family, she has always been regarded as a helpless and incompetent infant. As the play progresses, Nora's gradual realization of her own true powers and strengths lead to the stunning climax.

The first English production of A Doll's House was an adaptation by Henry Jones and Henry Herman, who re-titled it Breaking a Butterfly. English audiences were prevented from watching a real translation of the play for many decades by a ban order passed by the government. However, today with more liberal thinking, the rise of the feminist movement and a more broad and humanist ideology prevailing, A Doll's House can be read or watched almost anywhere in the world without restrictions.

As a revolutionary play that attacked the oppressive and inhuman mind-set of traditional, patriarchal social orders throughout the world, A Doll's House is a remarkable and thought provoking work of literature. It not only addresses the place of women in society, but also that of men and how the usefulness of each is essential for healthy family life and child rearing.

It is relevant even today, when perhaps such attitudes still persist though things may seem to have changed on the surface, more than a century after it was written.

Nineteenth century attitudes towards marriage, the role of women, morality and the search for identity are brilliantly explored in Henrik Ibsen's three act play, A Doll's House. It was highly controversial and received with a sense of outrage among opinion leaders in Europe. Many thinkers like August Strindberg lashed out at Ibsen for portraying the sacred institution of marriage in such a derogatory way. A Doll's House, written in the original Danish, was first performed at the Royal Theater in Copenhagen in 1879. The ending of the play, where the heroine, Nora decides to leave her sham of a marriage aroused the ire of many viewers and critics at that time. The play portrays Nora Helmer who is the pampered wife of a wealthy banker, Torvald Helmer. He treats Nora as a parent would pamper and indulge a child, calling her his “little squirrel” and constantly teasing and making fun of her habits and personality. When Nora's old friend Kristine Lind drops in with a request that Nora put in a word to Torvald about finding Kristine a job in the bank, things take a dramatic and unexpected turn. Nora's entire world turns upside down and she gradually comes to realize that she has been living a life that's a mere facade. Though she has taken serious decisions that have protected her family, she has always been regarded as a helpless and incompetent infant. As the play progresses, Nora's gradual realization of her own true powers and strengths lead to the stunning climax. The first English production of A Doll's House was an adaptation by Henry Jones and Henry Herman, who re-titled it Breaking a Butterfly. English audiences were prevented from watching a real translation of the play for many decades by a ban order passed by the government. However, today with more liberal thinking, the rise of the feminist movement and a more broad and humanist ideology prevailing, A Doll's House can be read or watched almost anywhere in the world without restrictions. As a revolutionary play that attacked the oppressive and inhuman mind-set of traditional, patriarchal social orders throughout the world, A Doll's House is a remarkable and thought provoking work of literature. It not only addresses the place of women in society, but also that of men and how the usefulness of each is essential for healthy family life and child rearing. It is relevant even today, when perhaps such attitudes still persist though things may seem to have changed on the surface, more than a century after it was written.

A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

Let’s Talk Voiceover dives deep into the nitty-gritty universe of voice acting.  Hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor & director Gillian Brashear, and casting & talent director Randall Ryan, this is where industry luminaries open up about the personal, the prophetic, the profane, and yes, the professional.

Let’s Talk Voiceover dives deep into the nitty-gritty universe of voice acting. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor & director Gillian Brashear, and casting & talent director Randall Ryan, this is where industry luminaries open up about the personal, the prophetic, the profane, and yes, the professional.

Let’s Talk Voiceover dives deep into the nitty-gritty universe of voice acting.  Hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor &amp; director Gillian Brashear, and casting &amp; talent director Randall Ryan, this is where industry luminaries open up about the personal, the prophetic, the profane, and yes, the professional.

The Voice Director Presents: Let’s Talk Voiceover

I Mark och Jonas podd delar Mark Levengood och Jonas Gardell med sig av stort och smått, roligt och allvarligt, aktuellt och hopplöst förlegat från sin värld och vardag. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

I Mark och Jonas podd delar Mark Levengood och Jonas Gardell med sig av stort och smått, roligt och allvarligt, aktuellt och hopplöst förlegat från sin värld och vardag. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I Mark och Jonas podd delar Mark Levengood och Jonas Gardell med sig av stort och smått, roligt och allvarligt, aktuellt och hopplöst förlegat från sin värld och vardag. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Mark & Jonas podd

Scottish Fiddler and Composer Adam Sutherland invites musicians, artists and other creators to share with listeners the source of their passion.  Expect previously untold tales, insights into character, a good laugh, and some generally very entertaining chat.

Scottish Fiddler and Composer Adam Sutherland invites musicians, artists and other creators to share with listeners the source of their passion. Expect previously untold tales, insights into character, a good laugh, and some generally very entertaining chat.

Adam Sutherland's Interesting People Podcast

The leaders of America’s top orchestras talk about the many challenges – and opportunities – facing orchestras in the 21st century. These video compilations are taken from live and behind-the-scenes interviews.  The American Orchestra Forum is a major initiative of the San Francisco Symphony’s 2011-2012 centennial season.

The leaders of America’s top orchestras talk about the many challenges – and opportunities – facing orchestras in the 21st century. These video compilations are taken from live and behind-the-scenes interviews. The American Orchestra Forum is a major initiative of the San Francisco Symphony’s 2011-2012 centennial season.

American Orchestra Forum: Music Directors Speak Out

A weekly podcast hosted by Ray where he reviews audiobooks set in the exciting her literary genre, LitRPG.

LitRPG Audiobook Podcast

A podcast about the big and small ways artists can change the world. Discover the unconventional approaches that artists have developed to create unique results in their lives and careers. Learn how you can apply these ideas to transform your own work.

Studio Time

Jim Wylder's anthology podcast of science fiction, horror, and fantasy all performed live at the Blue Box Cafe in Elgin, IL.

Tales by the Blue Light

Every month, composer, pianist, improviser, & host David Rodgers chats and creates spontaneous music with some of the most creative individuals in Nashville, TN. From seasoned jazz pros to Nashville Symphony musicians to the top singer-songwriters and everyone in between, they all share a love for improvisation. Join them as they talk - and play - about it.

Every month, composer, pianist, improviser, &amp; host David Rodgers chats and creates spontaneous music with some of the most creative individuals in Nashville, TN. From seasoned jazz pros to Nashville Symphony musicians to the top singer-songwriters and everyone in between, they all share a love for improvisation. Join them as they talk - and play - about it.

The Improviser's Corner

Slow Down and Listen. Podcasts by and about real people, doing or surviving amazing things.

She Likes To Go Slow

Our podcast features arts organizations, performing and visual artists, reviewers and many others to talk about upcoming productions and openings to help listeners gain a deeper insight into the world of arts and culture.

Embracing Arlington Arts Talks

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show & Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. 

Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show & Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show &amp; Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. 

Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show

tiff loves words

La Sal Podcast es una conversación que da herramientas a creativos y pastores para mejorar la experiencia en la iglesia, creemos que escuchando de nuestros errores y aciertos podemos crecer juntos. Nuestro corazón es dar todo lo que tenemos para ayudar, inspirar, y en el camino poder conocernos.

La Sal Podcast

Theater is a reflection of society and the times in which we live.  We give voice to the artist perspective on art, theatre, family and life.  We want to take this time to celebrate the talent, passion and stories of those who are a part of the Madison Theatre at Molloy University family.

Theater is a reflection of society and the times in which we live. We give voice to the artist perspective on art, theatre, family and life. We want to take this time to celebrate the talent, passion and stories of those who are a part of the Madison Theatre at Molloy University family.

Intermission at The Madison Theatre

Zyara reflects the beauty of Lebanon. We will tour across Lebanese villages and cities and speak to people of different backgroundsزيارة يعكس جمال لبنان. سوف نتجول في القرى والمدن اللبنانية ونتحدث إلى الناس من خلفيات مختلفةListen to Zyara on Podeo and all your favorite podcatchers.https://podeo.co/originalshttps://podeo.co/downloadhttps://podeo.co/

Zyara| زيارة

Beyond the Barre shares insights and stories of the real people behind this incredible art form. This show is for anyone with a love of dance.

Beyond the Barre

Be a fly on the wall every Monday as NYC actor and casting director Samantha Jane Tilton sits down with entertainment industry actors, directors, casting directors, filmmakers, agents, managers, NYC studio owners, teachers, writers, comics and creatives of all types.

Big Face

Hey friends, I am IS.
I’m an alt rock artist with a habit of talking to myself and for a long time I believed my voice was only good for music. When I began to speak out, everything changed. Let’s get loud together and enjoy the show. IS

Hey friends, I am IS. I’m an alt rock artist with a habit of talking to myself and for a long time I believed my voice was only good for music. When I began to speak out, everything changed. Let’s get loud together and enjoy the show. IS

IS Out Loud

Walk Good with storyteller Kesha Christie brings African and Caribbean folktales to life with rhythm, heart, and a modern twist. Each biweekly episode features tricksters, heroes, ancestors, and timeless lessons passed down through generations. Whether you're reconnecting with your roots or hearing these stories for the first time, Walk Good is a space for culture, connection, and soul. Made for curious minds, culture lovers, and anyone who knows the power of a well-told story.
✨ Follow the podcast so you never miss a story. Walk good!

Walk Good with storyteller Kesha Christie brings African and Caribbean folktales to life with rhythm, heart, and a modern twist. Each biweekly episode features tricksters, heroes, ancestors, and timeless lessons passed down through generations. Whether you're reconnecting with your roots or hearing these stories for the first time, Walk Good is a space for culture, connection, and soul. Made for curious minds, culture lovers, and anyone who knows the power of a well-told story. ✨ Follow the podcast so you never miss a story. Walk good!

Walk Good: African and Caribbean Folktales

Bring to Light endless positivity through a new lens and truly Beat the Odds!

Jim Karol takes you on a magnificent journey, from his days as a steel worker in Allentown PA, to becoming one of the most extraordinary minds in the world!

Jim shares his unique memory skills and abilities with anyone who has the passion or desire to self-improve.

Jim's guests range from top military leaders and former athletes, to some of the most brilliant minds in the medical field.

Tune in today and put the odds in your favor!

Bring to Light endless positivity through a new lens and truly Beat the Odds! Jim Karol takes you on a magnificent journey, from his days as a steel worker in Allentown PA, to becoming one of the most extraordinary minds in the world! Jim shares his unique memory skills and abilities with anyone who has the passion or desire to self-improve. Jim's guests range from top military leaders and former athletes, to some of the most brilliant minds in the medical field. Tune in today and put the odds in your favor!

Beating The Odds

“The Man of Bullsh*t” Gregory Sterner and Ricky “Countin’ the Chedda” Cerreta have brought the world a weekly Wrestling Variety Show Podcast called “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE!”*You will hear current wrestling talk in the “2 FOR 2!”*You will bust a gut breaking into the hilarity housing “PANDORA’S BOX OF PROMOS”*You’ll wiggle down the wormhole to see an Alternate Universe’s “SQUARED CIRCLE SAGA”*You will bask in the brashness of the wonderful “WOMEN WHO HATE WRESTLING!”*Finally, you will bear witness to the MAIN EVENT SEGMENT OF THE EVENING!”Fans, tune in to “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE,” brought to you by “WHITE HORSE MEDIA GROUP,” and part of White Horse Media Group’s Podcast Stable on “WRESTLING WEDNESDAYS!” Available starting on July 1, 2020 on all of your favorite podcast platforms!You will be hanging from the rafters...engaged...in rapturous pandemonium!Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/two-rows-from-ringside" rel="noopener">http://supporter.acast.com/two-rows-from-ringside</a>. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“The Man of Bullsh*t” Gregory Sterner and Ricky “Countin’ the Chedda” Cerreta have brought the world a weekly Wrestling Variety Show Podcast called “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE!”*You will hear current wrestling talk in the “2 FOR 2!”*You will bust a gut breaking into the hilarity housing “PANDORA’S BOX OF PROMOS”*You’ll wiggle down the wormhole to see an Alternate Universe’s “SQUARED CIRCLE SAGA”*You will bask in the brashness of the wonderful “WOMEN WHO HATE WRESTLING!”*Finally, you will bear witness to the MAIN EVENT SEGMENT OF THE EVENING!”Fans, tune in to “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE,” brought to you by “WHITE HORSE MEDIA GROUP,” and part of White Horse Media Group’s Podcast Stable on “WRESTLING WEDNESDAYS!” Available starting on July 1, 2020 on all of your favorite podcast platforms!You will be hanging from the rafters...engaged...in rapturous pandemonium!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/two-rows-from-ringside. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“The Man of Bullsh*t” Gregory Sterner and Ricky “Countin’ the Chedda” Cerreta have brought the world a weekly Wrestling Variety Show Podcast called “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE!”*You will hear current wrestling talk in the “2 FOR 2!”*You will bust a gut breaking into the hilarity housing “PANDORA’S BOX OF PROMOS”*You’ll wiggle down the wormhole to see an Alternate Universe’s “SQUARED CIRCLE SAGA”*You will bask in the brashness of the wonderful “WOMEN WHO HATE WRESTLING!”*Finally, you will bear witness to the MAIN EVENT SEGMENT OF THE EVENING!”Fans, tune in to “TWO ROWS FROM RINGSIDE,” brought to you by “WHITE HORSE MEDIA GROUP,” and part of White Horse Media Group’s Podcast Stable on “WRESTLING WEDNESDAYS!” Available starting on July 1, 2020 on all of your favorite podcast platforms!You will be hanging from the rafters...engaged...in rapturous pandemonium!Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/two-rows-from-ringside" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://supporter.acast.com/two-rows-from-ringside</a>. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two Rows From Ringside

The banter of two married entertainers stuck in lockdown with no audience

Tea For Two

Comedian Curt Fletcher talks about what's going on in his world in this weekly podcast.

In The Wry Podcast

Performing audio dramas and radio plays from various genres ranging from horror and comedy to family friendly and musicals.

Patchwork Radio Theatre

Focusing on a different acting theory book every episode, a guest host and I will summarize it, highlight the big ideas, weed out what's outdated or problematic, and figure out if the theories are still useful for the 21st Century. There are a thousand acting techniques out there; this should narrow things down whether you're an actor, student, teacher, or just interested theatre.

Rooms & Reckonings: An Acting Podcast

Yams &amp; Yuca explores the fabric of Black identities through culture, food, art, life experiences and more; sharing the stories of international creatives. Co-hosts Heather Benson &amp; Kamara Gray bring their unique perspectives as Black Global Citizens living and working in the UK and beyond. Close your eyes. Think about that signature dish that reminds you of home; you know the one that makes your eyes widen with excitement and fills your spirit from head to toe with just one bite. Mmmmmm…that feeling. This is a space for creatives to share similar ancestral memories that shape who they are.

Yams & Yuca explores the fabric of Black identities through culture, food, art, life experiences and more; sharing the stories of international creatives. Co-hosts Heather Benson & Kamara Gray bring their unique perspectives as Black Global Citizens living and working in the UK and beyond. Close your eyes. Think about that signature dish that reminds you of home; you know the one that makes your eyes widen with excitement and fills your spirit from head to toe with just one bite. Mmmmmm…that feeling. This is a space for creatives to share similar ancestral memories that shape who they are.

Yams & Yuca

A podcast about sports, hypotheticals, and hot takes. A safe place for bold opinions and analysis.

Sports! With Jake And Matt

It often feels like a music career has two paths: performance or teaching. Our sense of self gets wrapped up in identifying as a "musician", and there's a certain pressure to stay strictly within those two paths in order to maintain that identity. If you're making money in another industry, are you a musical failure? Long before the pandemic, many musicians relied on secondary skills to pay the bills: often in careers that have nothing to do with music, teaching, or the degree they earned. Listen to their stories here.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

It often feels like a music career has two paths: performance or teaching. Our sense of self gets wrapped up in identifying as a "musician", and there's a certain pressure to stay strictly within those two paths in order to maintain that identity. If you're making money in another industry, are you a musical failure? Long before the pandemic, many musicians relied on secondary skills to pay the bills: often in careers that have nothing to do with music, teaching, or the degree they earned. Listen to their stories here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It often feels like a music career has two paths: performance or teaching. Our sense of self gets wrapped up in identifying as a "musician", and there's a certain pressure to stay strictly within those two paths in order to maintain that identity. If you're making money in another industry, are you a musical failure? Long before the pandemic, many musicians relied on secondary skills to pay the bills: often in careers that have nothing to do with music, teaching, or the degree they earned. Listen to their stories here. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Doublers Podcast

This podcast is for writers and poets alike. This show is to encourage poets and writers to make sure their voices are heard. We will have interviews, live performances writing and performance tips and more!

The Words I Never Said

Welcome to The Art of Listening, a Podcast about classical music, conducting, composition, the business of music, and how to listen to it all. Each week, conductor, composer, and violinist Gabriel Gordon and a host of featured guests discuss the Art of Listening.

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