Resonance: Conversations about Life and Music Nate Martin

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Nicholas Kitchen is a violinist in the Borromeo String Quartet - they are the ensemble in residence at New England Conservatory, the Taos School of Music, the Heifetz International Music Institute, and the Isabella Stewart Gardiner Museum in Boston. Nick also has a private studio at NEC, performs as a soloist, and arranges pieces for the quartet.

Here's a conversation with Lysander Jaffe from the archives - Lysander is a violist in Palaver, and also a violinist, a vocalist and a teacher in the Boston area. He is in the band Culomba, and is assistant conductor of SingPositive, an intergenerational choir in Jamaica Plain.

Josie Davis is a violinist in Palaver, and the Halcyon String Quartet, and is the Advancement Officer at Bay Chamber Concerts and Music School in Rockport ME. We talked about growing up in Waldoboro, and her community of music, about Oberlin and Community Music Works in Providence, where she was a fellow, and more! Enjoy!

Nate Martin is joined by co-host Brent Edmondson, and guests Max Michael Jacob and Celine Ferro, to discuss some of the effects of the coronavirus on musicians.

Brent Edmondson is a Philadelphia based Double Bassist, arts administrator, and teacher, who also enjoys beer.

Max Michael Jacob is a bassist, performing in many genre's, Founder and CEO of Shattered Glass, song writer and recording artist based in New York City.

Celine Ferro is Professor of Clarinet at Southern New Hampshire University, instructor at Winchester Community Music School, and instructor at Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra's ICP program. She also enjoys riding her bike and shark watching.

Sophie Michaux is a mezzo-soprano in the Boston Area - she’s member of, Lorelei Ensemble, Sophie et Adam (performing french cabaret music), a founding member of the band Culomba, and a regular performer in styles from Italian opera, to gospel and American shape note.