EPISODE · Mar 23, 2024 · 3H
Ep. 17: Larissa Fedoryka | Classical Music, Needing to Hear Your Own Voice, and Why the Piano Guys = Ketchup
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Welcome to Dewing Virtue! A Catholic Podcast. Where virtue is what we do. From your hosts: Anthony Criste, Mark LaRochelle, and Brian Hicks -Cheers! Follow us on Instagram and X Whisky: Larceny Wheated Small Batch Bourbon Larissa Resources: Blog: Higher Branches Email: [email protected] Social Media: Instagram YouTube Classical Cello Links: Cello Suite No.3 in C major, BWV 1009 - Allemande Bach Cello Suite No.3 in C major, BWV 1009 - Prelude Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor op. 40 - IV Allegro Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor op. 40 - II Allegro Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor op. 40 - III Largo Websites: Painting with Music/Green Mantle Arts and Lecture *Upcoming Website* Scythian Band Bible Study w/ Dr. Nicholas Lebish Scripture and Tradition Cyprus Tree Roasters Nutcracker Village Steubenville, OH Sensus Fidelium Harpa Dei Jeff Cavins - Bible Timeline WebsiteCatholic Biblical Schools VA Books: The Restoration of Christian Culture by John Senior The Death of Christian Culture by John Senior The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Passion of the Infant Christ by Caryll Houselander The Idea of a University by John Henry Newman Articles: Washington Post - "Fedoryka Family Singers" Encyclical by Pius XII - "Musicae Sacrae" JPII - "Letter to Artists" OnePeterFive - "Aquinas on Music" JSTOR - "Music and Education of the Soul in Plate and Aristotle" Adoremus - "John Henry Newman and Music" OnePeterFive - "John Senior: Prophet of Tradition and Realism" Podcasts: Rick Rubin w/ Steven Pressfield JBP w/ Oliver Anthony Music Links: The Piano Guys 2 Cellos Rheinberger's Mass - Full Video Faure's Requiem - FULL Video Harpa Dei - Musica Sacra Beethoven's Complete Cello SonatasSalut d'Amour - Esther Abrami and Iyad Sughayer Bach - Cello Suites FULL Mozart Playlist Beethoven Tchaikovsky Brahms Schumann Dvorak Stravinsky Hans Zimmer2 Steps From Hell Other Links: Faure's Requim D.C. Link Art of Coffee Making w/ Cypress Tree Roasters Steubenville Nutcracker Village-Life Site News w/ Larissa Dr. Nicholas Lebish - Scripture and Tradition YouTube Sensus Fidelium YouTubeJBP on Music w/ Joe Rogan "Music is among the many and great gifts of nature with which God, in Whom is the harmony of the most perfect concord and the most perfect order, has enriched men, whom He has created in His image and likeness.[2] Together with the other liberal arts, music contributes to spiritual joy and the delight of the soul." -Pius XII, Muiscae Sacrae, 1955 Larissa Fedoryka is a classically trained cellist who began her cello career at the age of three. As a child, she joined her 9 siblings who toured as a classical chamber ensemble called The Fedoryka Family Players, performing in venues nationally which culminated in multiple performances at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as well as a performance at The Wolf Trap International Children’s Festival. Larissa Fedoryka completed her degree in biology from Franciscan University of Steubenville, before earning her Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2017. More recently, she made the transition to world music, touring with various artists such as Marco Antonio Solis, the increasingly well-known Celtic/Americana band – Scythian, and most recently with Mexico’s pop diva Gloria Trevi. In 2010, Fedoryka was hired by The Harmony Project – The LA Symphony’s program to enrich inner city youth through music. There, she arranged pop songs for orchestral music and oversaw two end of the year recitals. Larissa is also talented bartender and you can enjoy her cocktails locally at Manor Line Back 40 bar
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Ep. 17: Larissa Fedoryka | Classical Music, Needing to Hear Your Own Voice, and Why the Piano Guys = Ketchup
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