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Classical Music: The Stories
by Carl Roewer
Every week, I choose one piece from one composer to pick apart and look at in detail. I look at the stories behind it, I examine the composer and what inspired him/her to compose that music and of course offer my own opinion on the piece! New episode every Sunday. Find me on Instagram: @classicalmusic_insta, Facebook: Classical Music Stories and email: [email protected] playlist of all the pieces on the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/51oLhez68efe05JZtycdYG?si=EV1-f2u9Sji6AFiUliAhqA&utm_source=copy-link
Episodes
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G. Holst 'The Planets Suite: Mars, The Bringer of War'
In this extra-terrestrial episode, Carl discusses the piece that British composer Gustav Holst is most famous for: his tribute to the planets!
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R. Schumann Symphony no. 2 in C major IV: Allegro Molto Vivace
Back from his break, Carl looks at Robert Schumann's Symphony in C major which he wrote at a particularly painful time of his life.
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'Bess you is my woman now' from Porgy and Bess - G. Gershwin
On a completely different note (and tone and genre), Carl looks at American Composer George Gershwin's opera 'Porgy and Bess'.
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Beethoven Piano Concerto no. 5 'Emperor' 2nd Mvt.
This week, Piano concertos are back on the menu, this time written by Beethoven. It's his 5th and last Concerto, entitled 'Emperor'.
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'Ombra mai fu' from 'Xerxes' - G. F. Händel
This week comes the 'Händel Largo' with which Carl talks about the raw beauty of something so simplistic.
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'The Boatswains Mate' Overture - Ethel Smyth DEB
This week, Carl talks about the music of Dame Ethel Smyth, regarded as the 'Forgotten Woman of Classical Music'.
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Requiem in D minor: Lacrimosa - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozarts prime time from the last episode gives way to his darkest hours in this episode where Carl looks at the last piece he ever wrote.
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Mahler Symphony no. 1, 3rd mvt. - 'Feierlich und langsam, nicht schleppen'
This week, Carl chooses a movement from Mahler's 1st symphony with a very familiar tune.
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Overture to La Gazza Ladra - G. Rossini
In the first episode of 2021, Carl talks about classical music's greatest foodie, Rossini. And talks about his energetic opera overtures!
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J. S. Bach Christmas Oratorio - 'Jauchzet Froh Locket' [Christmas Special]
In the final episode of 2020, Carl finds himself back where he started - at J. S. Bach, and has chosen his vibrant opening chorus to the Christmas Oratorio. Insta: @classicalmusic_theinsta, Email: [email protected]
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'Tosca' - Tre Sbirri... Una carozza by G. Puccini
For this week, Carl has chosen an incredibly powerful moment from one of Giacomo Puccinis most well known operas.
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'Madamina, il catalogo e questo' - W. A. Mozart
Moving to a revolutionary figure in the world of classical music, Carl discusses an Aria from Mozart's late masterpiece 'Don Giovanni'.
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Danse Macabre - Camille Saint-Saens
For Halloween week, Carl chooses a well known piece all about the antics of the dead on Halloween night.
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Classical Music: The Stories Official Trailer
Every week, Carl Roewer picks one piece of classical music to examine in further detail, bringing a new side to classical music that is full of fun and enjoyment. New episode every Sunday starting the 11th October 2020.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Every week, I choose one piece from one composer to pick apart and look at in detail. I look at the stories behind it, I examine the composer and what inspired him/her to compose that music and of course offer my own opinion on the piece! New episode every Sunday. Find me on Instagram: @classicalmusic_insta, Facebook: Classical Music Stories and email: [email protected] playlist of all the pieces on the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/51oLhez68efe05JZtycdYG?si=EV1-f2u9Sji6AFiUliAhqA&utm_source=copy-link
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Carl Roewer
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