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Ep 184-Eddie Jacobs on the North Carolina NewMusic Initiative

2018-05-25T14:38:31-05:00

  Eddie Jacobs’ musical life began as a jazz saxophonist. He studied composition at UMass/Amherst, University of California, Berkeley, and Columbia University. Ed’s work has been recognized by a Charles Ives Award of the American [...]

Ep 184-Eddie Jacobs on the North Carolina NewMusic Initiative2018-05-25T14:38:31-05:00

Ep 150-[Rebroadcast] Michael Torke on Writing for Self-Glory

2017-07-24T11:21:55-05:00

The music of Michael Torke has been called "some of the most optimistic, joyful and thoroughly uplifting music to appear in recent years" (Gramophone). Hailed as a "vitally inventive composer" (Financial Times) and "a master [...]

Ep 150-[Rebroadcast] Michael Torke on Writing for Self-Glory2017-07-24T11:21:55-05:00

Ep 148-[Rebroadcast] Jake Runestad on Learning from Other Composers

2017-07-18T22:09:51-05:00

Considered “highly imaginative…with big ideas” (Baltimore Sun) and “stirring and uplifting” (Miami Herald), award-winning composer Jake Runestad (b. 1986) has received commissions and performances from leading ensembles and organizations such as Washington National Opera, the [...]

Ep 148-[Rebroadcast] Jake Runestad on Learning from Other Composers2017-07-18T22:09:51-05:00

Ep 50-Chris Foss, Paul John Rudoi, and Adam Fieldson on How to Speak to Performers

2016-10-24T23:31:50-05:00

Chris Foss grew up in southwest Iowa and graduated from Millikin University with a BM in Commercial Music. After a short two years at the University of Nebraska directing the Vocal Jazz program and earning [...]

Ep 50-Chris Foss, Paul John Rudoi, and Adam Fieldson on How to Speak to Performers2016-10-24T23:31:50-05:00

Ep 23-Jake Runestad on Learning from Other Composers

2015-09-07T16:03:52-05:00

Considered “highly imaginative…with big ideas” (Baltimore Sun) and “stirring and uplifting” (Miami Herald), award-winning composer Jake Runestad (b. 1986) has received commissions and performances from leading ensembles and organizations such as Washington National Opera, the [...]

Ep 23-Jake Runestad on Learning from Other Composers2015-09-07T16:03:52-05:00

Ep 20-Michael Torke on Synesthesia, Intellectual Pursuits, Writing for Self-Glory, and Being Debt Free

2015-09-07T16:02:30-05:00

The music of Michael Torke has been called "some of the most optimistic, joyful and thoroughly uplifting music to appear in recent years" (Gramophone). Hailed as a "vitally inventive composer" (Financial Times) and "a master [...]

Ep 20-Michael Torke on Synesthesia, Intellectual Pursuits, Writing for Self-Glory, and Being Debt Free2015-09-07T16:02:30-05:00

Ep 18-Gregory Spears on Putting Together Commissions and Writing Full Time

2015-09-07T16:01:56-05:00

Gregory Spears writes music for modern and period instruments that blends aspects of romanticism, minimalism, and early music.  His work has been called “astonishingly beautiful” (New York Times), “coolly entrancing” (The New Yorker), and “some [...]

Ep 18-Gregory Spears on Putting Together Commissions and Writing Full Time2015-09-07T16:01:56-05:00
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