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A Stick With A Point Andrew Constantine
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Andrew Constantine interviews celebrities from behind the scenes in the classical music industry in ”A Stick With A Point”. This innovative and thought provoking podcast turns the spotlight on composers, directors, record producers, venue managers, radio broadcasters and many more!
“A Stick With A Point” goes beyond the glib and the glamour of the classical music business, avoiding clichés as much as possible and explores the vast, extended network that makes the industry hang together.
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Moray Welsh - more than a great cellist.
Moray Welsh is one of the UK's most distinguished musicians. In this podcast he describes his musical life's journey, how he came to meet and be championed by Benjamin Britten, studies with Rostropovich in Moscow and his time as Principal cellist of the London Symphony Orchestra.
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The Italian Maestro!
The wonderful Italian conductor, Carlo Rizzi shares memories, ideas and experiences about music making in general and, about conducting in some of the world's great opera houses in particular!
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Mark Hanson, via Houston and San Francisco, President and CEO of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Following stints in a similar role at the Houston and San Francisco Symphony orchestras, Mark Hanson is the recently appointed President and CEO of the Baltimore Symphony.
In this podcast he articulates a passionately held vision for the future not only of the BSO, but orchestras throughout the US. -
JoAnn Falletta
JoAnn is one of the most beloved and enterprising of all conductors working today. She's enjoyed spectacular success during her tenures as music director at a number of orchestras, and is just a delight to be around!
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A Life at the Helm!
Paul Meecham, one of the industry's most distinguished leaders reflects on a lifetime managing orchestras in both the USA and UK.
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Jeremy Rothman and Philadelphia’s new ’Golden Age’.
Jeremy Rothman, Chief Programming Officer for The Philadelphia Orchestra and The Kimmel Center, guides us through his role in the orchestra's new "Golden Age'.