PODCAST · music
All Those Notes
by Shari Barbour
As youngsters, they learned to play an instrument and some became better at it than others. Those who kept at it often made it a career and became famous as musicians, mentors and teachers. Some of them took their skills and special talent in a different direction. Hear how composers turn historical events, people, places and adventure into All Those Notes with Shari Barbour.
Episodes
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All Those Notes 102 - Cohan
One of the most versatile personalities in American theater.
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All Those Notes 101 - Porter
Titan of Broadway and Hollywood.
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All Those Notes 100 - Lauridsen
An American choral master.
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All Those Notes 099 - Louis Armstrong
Icon of American Jazz.
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All Those Notes 098 - Jerome Kern
A pioneering American composer, songwriter and pianist.
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All Those Notes 097 - Duke Ellington
Jazz icon.
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All Those Notes 096 - O'Carolan
A beloved Irish music icon.
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All Those Notes 095 - The Pedal Harp
Beautiful and unique.
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All Those Notes 094 - Rameau
He left his mark on French Baroque music.
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All Those Notes 093 - Steel Drums
Unique instruments with a distinct and lively sound.
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All Those Notes 092 - Carl Stalling
American musical genius.
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All Those Notes 091 - Debussy
"He brought a new kind of beauty into the world." (Pierre Boulez)
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All Those Notes 090 - Villa-Lobos
Brazil's most famous composer.
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All Those Notes 089 - Theremin
Unique, mesmerizing and hypnotic.
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All Those Notes 088 - Granados
One of the leading Spanish composers of the "Beautiful Age".
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All Those Notes 087 - Butterworth
A composer of great promise - unfulfilled.
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All Those Notes 086 - Enescu
"One of the greatest geniuses of modern music." (Pablo Casals)
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All Those Notes 085 - Overture
Opener, curtain raiser, and concert piece.
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All Those Notes 084 - MacDowell
The American Grieg.
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All Those Notes 083 - Ives
This maverick did not write "pretty" music.
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All Those Notes 082 - Fanny Mendelssohn
Where there's a will, there's a way.
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All Those Notes 081 - Korngold
"Music is music whether it is for the stage, rostrum or cinema." (E.W. Korngold)
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All Those Notes 080 - Celeste
The instrument with an unmistakable sound.
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All Those Notes 079 - Irving Berlin
One of the most iconic and famous songwriters in American history.
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All Those Notes 078 - Godard
French violinist and Romantic era composer.
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All Those Notes 077 - Leroy Anderson
More than a musician.
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All Those Notes 076 - De Falla
A great 20th Century musician and composer.
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All Those Notes 075 - Virgil Thomson
One of the most important American composers of the 20th century.
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All Those Notes 074 - Hummel
Important in linking the Classical Era to the Romantic.
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All Those Notes 073 - Delius
His heart was set on becoming a composer.
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All Those Notes 072 - Meyerbeer
The most important composer of French Grand Opera.
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All Those Notes 071 - Rutter
Well-known present-day composer, choral conductor and music scholar.
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All Those Notes 070 - Sibelius
He lit a candle in the world of music that will never go out. (Vaughan-Williams)
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All Those Notes 069 - Nicolai
Famous for an opera based on a Shakespeare play.
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All Those Notes 068 - Foster
Father of American music.
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All Those Notes 067 - Bartok
A great 20th century composer.
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All Those Notes 066 - Corelli
One of the most influential violinists of all time.
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All Those Notes 065 - Offenbach
Father of the operetta.
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All Those Notes 064 - Boyce
A great contributor to Late Baroque and Early Classical music.
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All Those Notes 063 - Satie
An eccentric composer of piano miniatures.
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All Those Notes 062 - Bolcom
An award-winning, versatile, contemporary American composer.
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All Those Notes 061 - Britten
20th century ambassador of music for everyone.
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All Those Notes 060 - Waldteufel
A famous composer of dances.
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All Those Notes 059 - Clara Schumann
An important force in the world of music, who happened to be a woman.
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All Those Notes 058 - Rachmaninoff
Legendary piano virtuoso, composer and conductor.
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All Those Notes 057 - St. Nicholas
A poem by M. Moore.
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All Those Notes 056 - Ungar
Musician, composer and his life-changing piece of music.
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All Those Notes 055 - Copland
Ambassador for American music - loved, admired and respected all over the world.
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All Those Notes 054 - Salieri
An important 18th century composer and teacher.
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All Those Notes 053 - Purcell
The English Orpheus.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
As youngsters, they learned to play an instrument and some became better at it than others. Those who kept at it often made it a career and became famous as musicians, mentors and teachers. Some of them took their skills and special talent in a different direction. Hear how composers turn historical events, people, places and adventure into All Those Notes with Shari Barbour.
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