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A quick look into what's on stage this week at the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Each episode will take you behind the scenes, revealing the personal stories and perspectives that shape St. Louis Symphony Orchestra classical programs. Hosted by Assistant Conductor Samuel Hollister and featuring St. Louis Symphony Orchestra musicians, this short podcast is perfect for your drive to Powell Hall.

  1. -1 ДН.

    Rachmaninoff's Third: Taking Flight

    SLSO Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister steps into the spotlight as guest, joined by host and audio engineer Kyle Pyke, for a behind-the-scenes look at a milestone moment—his SLSO subscription debut on the podium. The conversation explores the excitement and pressure of leading the orchestra, the journey to conducting, and the perspective shift from host to guest. Hollister also shares insights into shaping the energy of Gabriella Smith’s Tumblebird Contrails, approaching Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 from a pianist’s lens, and navigating the emotional arc of Rachmaninoff’s Third Symphony.

    13 мин.

  2. 15 АПР.

    From Mozart to Wagner: Mysticism and Wonder

    SLSO Principal Keyboard Peter Henderson joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to reflect on the contrasting musical worlds of Wagner, Mozart, Samy Moussa, and Respighi. He shares insight into the unique color and role of the keyboard within the orchestra, including the shimmering voice of the celesta, and explores how his work as both performer and teacher shapes his musical perspective.

    10 мин.

  3. 9 АПР.

    Mahler’s Fifth: Landscapes of Emotion

    SLSO Principal Trumpet Steven Franklin joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to explore a program that pairs new music with a towering orchestral masterpiece. Franklin shares his approach to preparing works by living composers like Carlos Simon, reflects on his long relationship with Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, and offers insight into one of the most iconic trumpet solos in the repertoire. He also discusses the role of the trumpet within the larger brass section and the artistry behind choosing the right instrument to shape the sound of the orchestra.

    14 мин.

  4. 25 МАР.

    Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto: Radiant Vision

    Composer Kevin Puts joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to discuss his Concerto for Orchestra and his ongoing relationship with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Puts reflects on his roots in St. Louis and the experience of writing for a specific ensemble. He also shares insights into the inspiration behind his music and the collaborative journey of bringing a new work to life alongside Beethoven and Jasmine Guo on this program.

    9 мин.

  5. 18 МАР.

    John Williams and Kevin Puts: A Cosmic Journey

    SLSO Associate Principal Timpanist and Section Percussionist Kevin Ritenauer joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to explore a program inspired by the wonder of space and the power of cinematic sound. Ritenauer reflects on how composers like John Williams and Kevin Puts create a sense of the unknown through music, what gives a piece its cinematic feel, and how genre-blending artists like Time for Three bring a unique energy to the stage. He also shares a percussionist’s perspective on some of the most colorful moments in this out-of-this-world program.

    9 мин.

  6. 11 МАР.

    Scheherazade: Magic and Myth

    SLSO Concertmaster David Halen joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to explore a program rich in storytelling and virtuosity. Halen reflects on his long tenure with the orchestra, shares insight into the role of the concertmaster, and discusses performing the iconic solo passages of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade. The conversation also touches on the emotional depth of Berg’s Violin Concerto and the unique voice of Halen’s historic Guadagnini violin.

    10 мин.

  7. 4 МАР.

    Bernstein and Robertson: American Reflections

    SLSO Associate Principal Cellist Melissa Brooks joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to reflect on a program that brings together four distinct American voices, including works by Leonard Bernstein and former Music Director David Robertson. Brooks shares memories from the Robertson era, offers insight into performing music by a living composer on the podium, and considers what defines an “American” sound across generations. The conversation also explores themes of curiosity, resilience, and the role music plays in searching for meaning.

    13 мин.

  8. 25 ФЕВР.

    Lift Every Voice: Black History Month Celebration

    SLSO IN UNISON Chorus Director Kevin McBeth joins Assistant Conductor Sam Hollister to reflect on Lift Every Voice, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s annual Black History Month Celebration. McBeth shares insights from his years leading the IN UNISON Chorus and explores the spiritual and emotional through-line connecting works by Rosephanye Dunn Powell, Carlos Simon, beloved hymns, and treasured spirituals. The conversation highlights Lift Every Voice as a powerful community gathering that honors heritage, faith, resilience, and the enduring impact of Black artistry.

    12 мин.
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A quick look into what's on stage this week at the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Each episode will take you behind the scenes, revealing the personal stories and perspectives that shape St. Louis Symphony Orchestra classical programs. Hosted by Assistant Conductor Samuel Hollister and featuring St. Louis Symphony Orchestra musicians, this short podcast is perfect for your drive to Powell Hall.

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    St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
  • Годы выхода
    2025 - 2026
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    21
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