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May 3, 2018 43 min

Ep. 10 - Pianist Samantha Ege

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In this episode I talk with pianist Samantha Ege about how finding Florence Price gave her a sense of belonging in the classical world, her research in Chicago and Arkansas, and recording her first album FOUR WOMEN in Peter Gabriel's studio! Listen through to the end to hear Samantha's wonderfully nuanced and highly emotive performance of the Scherzo movement from Florence Price's Sonata in E minor. Visit Samantha Ege's website: https://www.musicherstories.com/ Order FOUR WOMEN (out May 4th): http://wavetheoryrecords.com/album/four-women/ You can read a transcript of the interview here: https://megsnewmusicblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/05/transcript-of-podcast-with-samantha-ege/

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