ITL #21: The Grumpy Special
from Impolite to Listen: Classical Music Conversations Hosted by Chris Arkin & Sridhar Bhagavathula
In this long awaited return, Chris and Sridhar discuss the ways in which classical music institutions might launch successful digital ventures, the pay what you can model, Steven Spielberg's 2021 remake of West Side Story, realism in musicals, and how La La Land is, surprisingly, a breath of fresh air. If you enjoy the show, consider following us on social media. We appreciate your support! Email us your questions/comments/concerns: [email protected] Tweet us your feedback @impolitelisten Episode clips on Instagram @impolitelisten Useful Links: Philip Daniel, composer - YouTube Paul Hindemith - wikipedia Leonard Bernstein conducts Hindemith - Symphonie Mathis de Maler Glenn Gould & Raymond Crisara play Hindemith's Trumpet Sonata Heinrich Schütz - wikipedia Brandon Patrick George plays the Bach Flute Partita Orchestra of St. Luke's West Side Story (2021) - Trailer Screenwriter Tony Kushner on the West Side Story remake Steven Spielberg on his West Side Story Why Jurassic Park Looks Better Than Its Sequels Jackie Chan - How to Do Action Comedy Leonard Bernstein - The Making of West Side Story Sideways - Why the Music in Les Misérables (2021) is Worse than you Thought Ansel Elgort - Thief (Meet the new Tony!) Curb Your Enthusiasm - Officer Krupke
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
In this long awaited return, Chris and Sridhar discuss the ways in which classical music institutions might launch successful digital ventures, the pay what you can model, Steven Spielberg's 2021 remake of West Side Story, realism in musicals, and how La La Land is, surprisingly, a breath of fresh air.
No transcript yet.