121 episodes
Relative Pitch Relative Pitch
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4.7 • 13 Ratings
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The idea to create this podcast came to us during the quarantine of summer 2020 whenever the world seemed to be on pause. As three young music professionals at the very beginning of our career, we found ourselves continuously discussing various music topics as it related to the world around us. Topics ranging from orchestral repertoire, conducting, music education, etc. would come up in hour long Facetime calls. One day, we decided to share our discussions with the world, and Relative Pitch was born. We feel that the purpose of our podcast is to showcase the talent, leadership, and passion that we see within our field of music, and to help pave the way for much needed change in our community that will make it a more diverse, enriching, and equitable atmosphere for anyone who wants to be a part of it.
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Season 4, Episode 27: Nothing That Is Yours Will Pass You
In our last episode of Season 4, we take a look back through the show, discuss how important taking a break is, and share recent life updates.
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Season 4, Episode 26: "Stay Human"
In this week's episode, we chat about surviving the end of the school year, Beyoncé as a human and icon, and how one major event can be a catalyst for change.
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Season 4, Episode 25: When Is It Enough?
In this week's episode, we talk about the horrific scandal at the New York Philharmonic being resurfaced after 14 years and the response or rather lack of from certain institutions, and how this pattern has been present within our field and others for far too long.
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Season 4, Episode 24: Blurring The Line
In this week's episode, we talk about Beyoncé's newest project, the idea of genre, and the criticism of innovators and change makers in our field.
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Season 4, Episode 23: BLACKSOUND w/ Dr. Claire B. Crawford
In this week's episode, we discuss the commonalities of Gospel and Trap music, Blacksound as a language and practice of liberation, storytelling in trap music, and how conservatism plays a part within the conversation of rap.
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Season 4, Episode 22: "Ain't Nothing Funny"
In this week's episode, we discuss organizations' and institutions' methods of celebrating heritage months, their social media presence, and how they fall short with connecting with and engaging new audiences.
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Customer Reviews
Super Informative and Insightful
Lorin, Michael, and Anthony are phenomenal host of this podcast. Their information on Wagnerism, Music in Society, Societal Justice, and so much more, is very insightful and gives another side to music. They back their findings with facts and are open to opinions. I loved when they bring in guest to the show, it gives more insight. It also shows that music is not one dimensional. I especially loved the podcast with Christina Smith, as a flutist myself, it was very inspiring and showed different facets of being a flutist. I also loved Black History Month, it was inspiring and eye opening. The games at the end of the episode really keep you going as well. Reminds me that I need to listen to more composers😂😂😂😂 Their podcast is beyond amazing and I highly recommend it for those wanting to know more about Wagnerism, modern social issues in music, politics of music and so much more.
P.S. Don’t listen to O’Brianator😂😂😂He came to the wrong tea party and is butthurt because he’s to blind to realize he’s a racist, bigoted, neonazi who knows nothing of music or politics. Music is a big trailblazer for politics and can really shape it. If you had a basic understanding of music, you would know that. So, Brian, stick to your couch and tin foil hat sweetie.