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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2023 · 48 MIN

Hearing music in new ways

from Steve Pretty On The Origin of the Pieces

For the first episode of this brand new podcast, musician Steve Pretty starts to explore the origins of music, stopping off to blow into conch shells, have a binaural audio adventure in his studio (headphones on!), discuss the limitations of music theory and start his mammoth attempt to explore every one of Wikipedia's list of over 1300 music genres, including nearly 60 varieties of metal...A show for anyone who has ever listened to, played, improvised or written music and wanted to know more about these mysterious sounds. Are they 'auditory cheesecake' as cognitive scientist Steven Pinker claims, or actually a fundamental part of what has made us into modern humans? As fun as it is thoughtful, this show aims to help you hear and appreciate music in a new way.http://www.stevepretty.com/mailing-listhttps://wiltons.org.uk/whatson/854-use priority code EARLYORIGIN to make a booking Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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