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"The Pulse"
by Darrell Williams
This podcast is an effort to promote, publicize, and support urban music programs. This show will change the narrative of urban music programs around the country, by presenting in-depth and honest conversations to help middle school to collegiate level music programs.
Episodes
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"African-American Female Band Directors Highlight"
"The Pulse" is featuring two dynamic and influential band directors. This episode is part of our feature on African-American Female Band Directors, and highlights Ms. Cybil Haskins and Mrs. Krystal Williams. These two highly influential and professional music educators will share perspectives and...
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Halftime Announcers Feature- Ms. Tierra Chapman- Prairie View A&M University
One of the most important parts of a great halftime show or a battle of bands show is the “hype element of the halftime announcer.” This podcast features one of the most exciting African-American Female Announcers in the world of HBCU marching bands. I cannot imagine viewing an HBCU show without…
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African American Women's Band Directors Highlight
A great podcast series featuring two of the most dynamic African-American Female Band Directors on the scene. This podcast features the following; Ms. Sybil James (Jackson State University Grad)- Director of Bands- Willowridge High School- Houston, Texas Dr. Kerry Anne Simon- Director of Bands-...
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HBCU Podcast Feature- Professor Darryl Singleton- Texas Southern University
This podcast is an effort to gain more information from an HBCU Marching Band Program that is probably still in recruitment mode during these challenging times. I cannot imagine the possible difficulties involved with recruitment right now, during social distancing and public school closures....
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Mr. Van Henry- UIL Judge Interview- Preparation for the 2020 Marching Competition Season
This episode features an interview with Mr. Van Henry- UIL Judge and an award-winning band director. Shared info will include a discussion about the following; 1. Preparation for UIL Marching Competition and Festivals 2. Preparation during the School Closures, Social-Distancing, and COVID-19…
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"Special Mid-Week Episode"- Copyright Talk- What Is Really Going On? The Do’s and Don'ts
Listen in to this interesting topic on Copyright Laws and avoidance of the pitfalls with arranging and composing. Mr. Tyrone Barnes of Barnesville Music is the special guest. So, arrangers, composers, band directors, and choral directors share this episode. You do not want to miss this information.
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Arranging Techniques / General Discussions About Covid-19 and Music Education for Minority Band Programs
This episode is featuring three dynamic music educators who are actively arranging in the FaceBook "2020 Band Arranger's Challenge." Interview with; Mrs. Krystal Williams Mr. Charles Conner Topics will cover - Arranging Techniques and General Discussions about the current state of music education..
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Langston University Marching Pride and South Carolina State Universities "Marching 101 - HBCU Collegiate Recruitment Highlights
This episode is an in-depth conversation with two dynamic and active band directors building their band/instrumental music programs at Langston University and South Carolina State University. Professor Mark Gordon (Langston Universities Marching Pride- LUMP) and Professor Patrick Moore (South...
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"Does Participation in HS Concert Band Matter- Regarding Collegiate Band Scholarships" interview- SCSU Band Director - Professor Patrick Moore
There have been many conversations about what collegiate band directors are looking for when it comes to their recruits. This podcast is an effort to gain more information from an HBCU Marching Band Program more than likely in the thick of the recruitment season. Professor Patrick Moore of South...
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"The Pulse"- Episode #4- Special Guest- Mr. Tyrone Barnes "Barnesville Music"
An educational and inspiring podcast presented by the Music Initiative Project and Consortium. This episode will feature a special interview with music composer and arranger, Mr. Tyrone Barnes of Barnesville Music. A highly successful composer and music arranger will provide insight on music...
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"The Pulse"- Developing Musicianship/ Spring Semester Focus - Episode #3
The Music Initiative Project and Consortium presents its 3rd episode. We will focus on a discussion with Mr. Keavon Runnels (Stephen F. Austin High School- Houston ISD) and Professor Antonio Barrino (Former Asst. Director- Grambling State University) about their experiences with urban band...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast is an effort to promote, publicize, and support urban music programs. This show will change the narrative of urban music programs around the country, by presenting in-depth and honest conversations to help middle school to collegiate level music programs.
HOSTED BY
Darrell Williams
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How many episodes does "The Pulse" have?
"The Pulse" currently has 11 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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This podcast is an effort to promote, publicize, and support urban music programs. This show will change the narrative of urban music programs around the country, by presenting in-depth and honest conversations to help middle school to collegiate level music programs.
How often does "The Pulse" release new episodes?
"The Pulse" has 11 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts "The Pulse"?
"The Pulse" is created and hosted by Darrell Williams.
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