My Ears Are Open, Chicago. Part I.
One of the simple rules for the podcast is that there is a new episode every two weeks. That rule was broken in July when all four members of ETHEL…
My Ears Are (Still) Open
Let’s just say that “life” has distracted me a bit lately from my updates here. But, for those of you who have been following, you know that the good times…
I write the songs
I’ve only been living in New York City for a few years, but I already feel like there are times when I just simply take the city for granted. Or…
My Ears Are Open, ETHEL. Part II.
As promised, today is Part II in my series of podcast interviews with the members of ETHEL. I’m happy to announce that violist Ralph Farris gets the My Ears Are…
My Ears Are Open, ETHEL. Part I.
I am excited to say that this month on the podcast I am featuring all four members ETHEL. I was able to spend some time with the band before their…
My Ears Are Open. This week on the podcast: Brad Lubman
Brad is another musician who needs little introduction to S21 readers. He has worked with a seemingly endless list of ensembles across the United States and Europe, primarily as a…
My Ears Are Open. This week on the podcast: Seda Röder
Seda Röder is a Turkish pianist who currently teaches in Boston. Those of you who are interested in electroacoustic music may remember her performance back in April during the New…
My Ears Are Open. This week on the podcast: John Pickford Richards
This week on the podcast, I wrap-up the month of violist interviews with John Pickford Richards. For those of you not sure who John is, he’s best known as the…
My Ears Are Open. This week on the podcast: Nadia Sirota
For those of you keeping track, this week’s episode is the second of three highlighting violists. Last week, Elizabeth Weisser; this week, Nadia Sirota. Nadia has some good advice for…
My Ears Are Open. This week on the podcast: Elizabeth Weisser
As promised, during the month of May I’ll be talking exclusively with violists, beginning with Elizabeth Weisser of the iO Quartet. I swear it’s a total coincidence that, two weeks…