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Our Music Podcast
by Carlos Andres Botero
Podcast by Carlos Andres Botero
Episodes
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S2E3: 12 notes in Music
We can approach this matter by doing some math, two parts of biology, some careful listening, and a pinch of history. To see a complete transcript of this episode, please visit OurMusicPodcast.com/12notes My name is Carlos Andres Botero, and this is Our Music, A podcast to unlock your imagination...
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Our Music S2E2: What is a Cadenza
Today we are answering a question from our audience: What's a Cadenza? A great opportunity to discuss the genre of concerto, this episode is perhaps short but packed with useful information for all. To see a complete transcript of this episode, please visit OurMusicPodcast.com/cadenza My name is...
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S2E1: What Is An Opera & Who invented it
A group of intellectuals and humanists gather periodically at the end of the 1500s to revive Greek drama in Florence, Italy. What started as an experiment in combining all the arts into a single expression soon became the ideal vehicle for composers to explore and narrow their focus on human...
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OurMusic S1E9: Messiah
An immediate success, this oratorio is one of few works with the bragging rights of being performed uninterruptedly every year since that momentous evening in April 1742. How did a German composer ended up creating an icon of English music? Who was Handel? Ludwig van Beethoven himself, citing...
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Our Music S1E8: How To Learn More About Classical Music
Today we will answer a question from our audience: How can I learn more about classical music? Where do I go? Where do I look? Welcome to Our Music, unlock your imagination to the possibilities of Classical music. I hope you are having an inspiring week! To read the transcript and all the links,...
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Our Music S1E7: Living Composers
Today we will answer a question from our audience: Is there anyone making classical music nowadays? Who are they, and what might be their story? Welcome to Our Music, A podcast to unlock your imagination to the possibilities of Classical music. I hope you are having an inspiring week. To read the...
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S1E6: Five Symphonies that changed history
Our Music S1E6: FIVE symphonies that changed how we listen to music. Creating perhaps the most important examples of symphonic music, these five composers affected history with their work, shaping western history and identity. Their music is our true north. What pieces helped to define modern...
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S1E5: Evolution of a Modern Orchestra
The word "orchestra" comes from ancient Greece and originally meant the place where the chorus sang, danced, and played their instruments. The term slowly evolved to mean the players themselves. How did we end up with so many players? What's the story behind it? ::::::: To read the full…
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S1E4: What is Classical
The term classical music became a commonplace. It is often used to differentiate the many genres we assume as ‘folk’ from the music we associate with concert halls and opera houses, made with instruments developed over centuries by performers elegantly dressed, the making of it surrounded by a...
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S1E3: The Conductor's Baton
Today I want to answer one of the most common questions from our audience: Why conductors need a stick? A baton, properly used, is an instrument of meaning. Its movement conveys musical ideas to those who create the sound. Despite its striking resemblance to a magic wand, the baton is certainly…
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S1E2: When to clap
Today I want to answer a question that haunts almost everyone in a concert hall in the world: When do you clap? We have all been part of this scene at one point or another: After the first movement of a beautiful symphony, some members of the audience will burst into applause. Almost immediately...
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S1E1: Orchestral Preparations
Today I want to answer the question that perhaps I get the most when I’m talking about classical music with our audiences: How long does it take to prepare before a concert? How long does it take to prepare before the concert? :::: To read the full transcript, please visit our website at:...
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