By Andrew Burn & Grace Newcombe
The podcast currently has 150 episodes available.
Andrew is back for a mid-summer pod with special guest Johanna Bartz! This time they speak about what is missing in many emails from administrators who are looking for a last-minute covid-related substitution and what the simple (and energy-saving!) solution would be.
Oh yea, and we talk about Tatort, Eiertanzen, and a number of other musician-relevant things as well!
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In today's episode Andrew speaks with Basel-based Canadian tenor Christopher Wattam about: his role in a production of Einstein on The Beach, their problems with the news services, airplanes and Andrew's experiences on them, the most frightful moment of television for bassoonists, and a questionable audition notice in Switzerland.
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Today Johanna Bartz joins Andrew to speak about the Deutsche Orchestervereinigung's increase in recommended tariffs for freelance musicians; expectations regarding fees when running your own project; waht makes a meaningful project?; somehow the conversation turns to the canadian bassoon scene (uh oh!); filling orchestral positions with native players; and much, much more!
Check it out here:
https://www.dov.org/faire-honorare
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Today Grace returns to speak with Andrew about the recent Nissan commercial taking a dig at youth orchestras and the New Brunswick Symphony's response which 'broke the internet'.
The videos we speak about in this episode can be found here:
https://www.classicfm.com/music-news/videos/youth-orchestra-trolls-car-company/
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Today Mara and Andrew get sidetracked right off the bat as they discuss difficulties in recording strings (especially low string instruments!) on video, how editing just one or two small details in a recording can be a whole load of work, people re-editing our video work once it's completed, and so much more!
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In this episode Mara and Andrew discuss frustrations about running the podcast; tell stories of their early years in music; ask: will countries which continue to lockdown or enforce strong anti-corona measures create a knock-on effect to future generations of performers?; discuss Mara's interest in playing a new instrument; and ask: what tuner do you use?
Roman Melish's Concert:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pl8ADjLEBc&list=PL5AOoxNABEn3dPSnUaKVbWKZtspHhM42r&index=10
Chartable Help for Musicians in Ukraine:
https://philharmonia.lviv.ua/en/media/ukraine_2022_muses-are-not-silent/?fbclid=IwAR2ae99q9VrciXpcYrPNh63gODy0QUkRS7GxEscj51gsTo3AoTgiCGm_3j8
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Today Andrew speaks with James Caswell, Janice Mah, and Jason Sinkus, who are vocal, string, and wind performance instructors at Canterbury High School in Ottawa, Canada. Canterbury is a specialized arts high school where students are given daily lessons in their artistic discipline and are expected to perform in extra-curricular music ensembles. We ask them what the situation has been in the last 18 months; how the regulations have affected music performance in the school; what challenges face current students; and what challenges are to the music program itself in the coming years.
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The podcast currently has 150 episodes available.