361 | Strike a Chord: Composing a PhD

from GradCast Hosted by Ariel Frame, Yimin Chen, Laura Muñoz, Yousuf Hasan, Rhys Paterson, Liam Clifford, Elizabeth Mohler, Francesco Colosimo, Hira Nadeem, Rose Giles, Danica Facca, Ana Moyer, Amalie Hutchinson, Mohamed Sahouli, Bahaaldin Sahouli

Do you believe electric guitar has no place in classical music? Think again! Hosts Amalie Hutchinson and Michelle Krasovitski are joined by PhD candidate Andrew Noseworthy, who introduces them to the field of music composition. Andrew challenges the notion that Mozart and Jimmy Page exist in two separate worlds, explaining how classical instruments find harmony with their electric counterparts. To hear more from Andrew, follow him on Twitter or Instagram @anmusiccomposer and listen to his music on Band Camp, SoundCloud and his website https://www.anmusiccomposer.com/ Recorded on Feb 10, 2022 Produced by Ariel Frame Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ produced by White Hot.

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