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Welcome to Zeitgeist Radio, the musical podcast where each week we interview people in interesting musical subcultures. For more information and to sign up for our newsletter, visit www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio For transcripts visit www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts

20/11/2024

41. Electronic wind instruments and Dwelling of Duels

Sometimes it seems there’s not much happening in the innovation of instruments. But in the world of electronics, there’s a whole world of creativity! Joe Newman is an arranger and performer out of the Bay area in California. In this conversation he describes an interesting innovation in wind instruments - the EWI, or Electronic Wind Instrument. We also discuss video game arranging competition Dwelling of Duels, and a themed jazz jam Joe started in San Francisco. Follow Joe: Bandcamp: https://joenewman.bandcamp.com/ Jam Discord: https://discord.gg/QUbCW2eK YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/newmajoe Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

55 min
06/11/2024

40. Teaching high school choir

Who were the top three most influential people in your early life? If you were in music, I bet at least one of those was your music teacher. In this episode I speak with Rachel, a high school choir teacher from Western Washington. We discuss the rewards and challenges of shaping young lives through music. She describes the unique camaraderie among choir members, her approach to selecting repertoire, and the balance of maintaining professionalism while developing vulnerability and trust with her students. Follow Rachel on Instagram @earlysparkle37 Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

55 min
23/10/2024

39. Video game music

Video games make a big impact on people, especially kids… and the music from these games can leave a strong imprint as well! This episode I speak with Stemage, a guitarist, composer, performer, and audio engineer out of the Bay Area in California. He shares an overview of the video game music (VGM) scene, the events and festivals where people gather to share their creative covers or new material, and the wildly varied array of styles represented in this scene. Follow Stemage: Website: https://www.stemagemusic.com/ X: https://www.X.com/stemage Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/Stemage Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

1 h y 7 min
09/10/2024

38. Singing techniques: Estill and complementary vowels

Do you sing? If so, how aware are you about the shape of the different parts of your mouth? This episode I speak with Andrea Veal, a vocal performer and teacher out of Southeastern New Hampshire. We discuss 2 of the many techniques she uses in her studio: Estill, and complementary vowels from Ken Bozeman. Follow Andrea: Website: https://www.andreaveal.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andreavealvoicestudio YouTube Teaching: https://www.youtube.com/@andreaveal8314 YouTube Singing: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwG1VOF-Uw_u369ZyczUdn93BS7EuNV3K&si=tHEafhzIEJL2ZyUF Resources mentioned in the episode: The National Association of Teachers of Singing: https://www.nats.org/ Estill Voice International: https://estillvoice.com/ Further resources Andrea recommends: The Structures and Movement of Breathing, Barbara Conable Practical Vocal Acoustics by Kenneth Bozeman What Every Singer Needs to Know About the Body by Melissa Malde Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts

1 h y 5 min
18/09/2024

37. Building a college music history program

How does a college music department define music when it comes to their curriculum? How do they decide what they want students to know, leaving their program? And is the answer to that question, different from what students SHOULD know when leaving their program? This week I'm speaking with Dr. Chris Gable, a composer, author, and music professor at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND who has been tasked with building the music history program at his school. Follow Chris: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristopherGableComposer Website: https://www.christophergable.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChtAN98a8Ngbi8iz9j_ZTQQ Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

1 h
24/07/2024

36. Connections Concerts

Sophie Lippert is a cellist and pianist in Western Massachusetts, and creator of the unique genre-inclusive Connections Concerts series. In this episode, we discuss how Sophie uses her classical background to elevate and expose works by underrepresented composers, while also balancing her roles as a teacher, event curator, and entrepreneur. We dive behind-the-scenes in crafting Connections Concert Series, from musical curation and community building to genre balancing and the fascinating people who perform… and attend. Follow Sophie: Personal website: www.sophielippert.com Connections Concerts: www.connectionsconcerts.com FB: www.facebook.com/connectionsconcerts IG: www.instagram.com/vibrantsophie YouTube: www.youtube.com/@sophielippert Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/28hjjVawVCaLSGJWHmevZx Episode mentioned with Mel: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zeitgeistacademy/episodes/25--Tha-Juice-Joint-and-cultural-organizing-e2fdiv4 Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio is on Facebook and Instagram @zeitgeistacademy. Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

59 min
10/07/2024

35. Tapestry folkdance center

Sharisa Oie and Lydia McAnerney work with the Tapestry Folk Dance Center in Minneapolis, MN. We explore the center's mission to create opportunities for people to participate in diverse dance and music forms. Sharisa and Lydia share their personal stories and backgrounds in dance, as well as the history and development of Tapestry as both a cultural and physical space. We discuss the importance of community involvement, volunteerism, and the challenges of maintaining and evolving such a vibrant cultural space. We also review special events, the Tapestry History Project, and the impact of generational changes in dance communities. Follow Tapestry: www.tapestryfolkdance.org Facebook and Instagram @tapestryfolkdancecenter Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Transcripts generated by Descript. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

1 h y 4 min
26/06/2024

34. Harmonicas

Nate Cutshall is a “harp tech” from Central Pennsylvania. In this episode, Morgan and Nate talk about all things harmonicas! We dig into some of the music theory that goes into playing the instrument, and how to choose which key harmonica to play for a song. Nate shares the history and mechanics of the harmonica and what makes a “good” harmonica. We also delve into the world of harmonica repair and customization, exploring what it takes to build your own harmonicas. Follow Nate: Instagram: @bbqgrooves Bands: @the_scrapplers and @maam_stagram Sign up for my newsletter: www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio Zeitgeist Radio transcripts are available here: https://www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts Music for this episode was created by Ian Boswell. Please subscribe and tell all your friends you found a cool new podcast!

51 min

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Wonderfully engaging and educational entertainment!

Welcome to Zeitgeist Radio, the musical podcast where each week we interview people in interesting musical subcultures. For more information and to sign up for our newsletter, visit www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio For transcripts visit www.zeitgeistacademy.com/radio-transcripts

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Años de actividad

2023 - 2024
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