1 hr 7 min

Ear Expansion with Anthony R Green Ear Expansion Podcast

    • Performing Arts

In this episode of Ear Expansion, host LaMont Hamilton engages in a detailed and expansive conversation with composer Anthony R. Green. Green shares insights into his diverse sonic upbringing, diverse musical influences ranging from gospel and R&B to classical music, and his evolution into a composer and performance artist. Green recounts his formative years, influenced by the musical diversity experienced through his family in Rhode Island and Virginia, and his academic journey from piano to composition. He delves into his work, particularly emphasizing his passion for exploring the contributions and legacies of African American composers, his collaborative venture "Castle of Our Skins," and his commitment to social justice through art. Moreover, Green discusses his compositional philosophy illustrating how his pieces often challenge and reinterpret classical forms. The conversation illuminates Green's thoughtful approach to music, intertwining personal history, societal critique, and a quest for sonic innovation.

In this episode of Ear Expansion, host LaMont Hamilton engages in a detailed and expansive conversation with composer Anthony R. Green. Green shares insights into his diverse sonic upbringing, diverse musical influences ranging from gospel and R&B to classical music, and his evolution into a composer and performance artist. Green recounts his formative years, influenced by the musical diversity experienced through his family in Rhode Island and Virginia, and his academic journey from piano to composition. He delves into his work, particularly emphasizing his passion for exploring the contributions and legacies of African American composers, his collaborative venture "Castle of Our Skins," and his commitment to social justice through art. Moreover, Green discusses his compositional philosophy illustrating how his pieces often challenge and reinterpret classical forms. The conversation illuminates Green's thoughtful approach to music, intertwining personal history, societal critique, and a quest for sonic innovation.

1 hr 7 min