Colette's Music Hour
by Colette Hebert
Welcome to my podcast, Colette’s Music Hour Podcast! I have conversations with musicians, educators, and many inspiring people. I love having positive, uplifting and passionate discussions around music, education and the future! I’m excited share personal life stories and how people live passion filled lives.
Episodes
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"Film Composing on the West Coast" with Barry Neely
Barry Neely, a film composer from Boston, currently lives in Los Angeles. His decades of composition experience, along with an extensive and diverse performance background, drives his passion for creating music. His often complex, odd-time rhythms combined with smooth, overlaying melodies offer a...
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"Contemporary Piano and Playing with Robots!" with Kathleen Supove
Kathleen Supové, a Pianist and Composer, received the John Cage Award from ASCAP for “the artistry and passion with which she performs, commissions, records, and champions the music of our time.” Ms. Supové annually presents a series of solo concerts entitled THE EXPLODING PIANO. She has…
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"Educator, Composer, Teacher of the Year!" with Obie Leff
Obie Leff has been a music educator for over 25 years. He directs the music program at Twin Rivers Charter School in Yuba City, California. This includes elementary classroom music, band, choir, and musical theatre. In addition, Obie serves the school in an administrative capacity as well,...
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"When Broadway Closes You Continue to Play! " with Jennifer Wharton
Jennifer Wharton is a low brass specialist based in New York City. Though getting her start classically, Jen has deep roots in jazz, commercial, chamber and Broadway music. Jennifer can be found leading her trombone-forward ensemble, Bonegasm, and performing in West Side Story when Broadway...
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"From the Colombia to NYC" with Sara Silva
Sara Silva was born in Bogota, Colombia, where she studied violin at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. She later continued her studies at the Frederic Chopin Conservatory in Paris, France where she earned her Bachelor's Degree. In France, she took part at “Les Arcs'' Music Festival as a…
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"The Floridian Music World" with Margaret Flood
Professor Margaret Flood is the Coordinator of Music Education at Florida Southern College. She a doctoral candidate in music education at The Frost School of Music—University of Miami. Previously, she served as a teaching assistant and guest lecturer on women in music for the musicology...
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"Music in New Jersey" with Emma Liu
An award-winning and versatile Pianist and Music Educator, Emma Liu has performed and taught throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. She is experienced in teaching private lessons as well as classroom music. Her pedagogy is influenced by the methodologies of Orff and Kodaly as well as the...
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"An Opera Singer in Vegas" with Robert West
Robert West started his musical career as a chorus member with The San Francisco Boys Chorus at the age of nine. Despite being the country’s only boy’s opera repertory chorus at the time, the productions were a huge success. Rob not only had the chance to perform with the San Francisco Opera, San...
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"A Musical Journey from New Orleans to NYC" with Kevin Blancq
On today’s show, I will be speaking with Kevin Blancq, a NYC music teacher, whose original roots are from New Orleans. Kevin began his musical life listening to his parents, both teachers and performers, Betty, a pianist, and Charlie, a percussionist. At the age of 10, Kevin started trumpet…
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“University Teaching and Virtual Reality” with Dr. Ulf Oesterle
On today’s podcast, I will be speaking to Dr. Ulf Oesterle. Ulf teaches classes focused on music business, media industry and emerging technology for Syracuse University as a faculty member within The Bandier Program of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. He completed his doctorate...
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"From Broadway to the Classroom" with Dr. Brian Doherty
Brian Doherty is an American drummer, singer-songwriter, composer, music producer, and educator based in New York City. After starting his career as a member of the rock bands The Silos and They Might Be Giants, he has also worked with artists such as XTC, Freedy Johnston, and Ben Folds and...
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“NYC Music and Digital Theater” with Garrett Heater
For our first podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking to Garrett Heater. Garrett Heater has been a music educator for 13 years, currently teaching in NYC while pursuing a Theatre MA from CUNY Hunter College. As artistic director of Syracuse Summer Theatre at The Oncenter, he has directed Damn...
About this show
Welcome to my podcast, Colette’s Music Hour Podcast! I have conversations with musicians, educators, and many inspiring people. I love having positive, uplifting and passionate discussions around music, education and the future! I’m excited share personal life stories and how people live passion filled lives.
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Colette Hebert
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