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Summary: SoundNotion is a weekly podcast focusing on the discussion of new music and current events in the art music world. Giving a voice to contemporary classical music, our panel comprises composers and performers who actively promote new compositions and approaches to performance. Join us each week as we discuss news in the professional orchestra world, art music’s influence today, recent compositions, commissions, and performances and much more. We post new episodes for downloading and/or streaming every Sunday evening.
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NewMusicBox’s Molly Sheridan joins us to discuss the American Music Center-Meet the Composer merger. We also discuss the latest from the DSO, the RIAA’s suit against Limewire, and Rob Deemer’s article about architects and chefs. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, Nate Bliton, and Molly Sheridan.
Topics include the standardization of musical competence, visual art vs. music, ethnic diversity in young audiences, and pick of the week: Nico Muhly’s “Mothertongue”. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
Topics include the DSO’s latest musician loss, how not to use social media, the YouTube symphony, copyrighting pi, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
Orchestra consultant and blogger Drew McManus joins us on the show this week. Topics include the business of a big orchestra, the DSO’s current status, the impact of new and social media on performing arts groups, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, Nate Bliton, and Drew McManus.
Composer Matt Schoendorff joins us on the show this week. Topics include Matt’s music for wind ensembles and young musicians, the DSO musician’s offer to end the strike, the economics of classical music, the NEA’s study on the public’s interaction with the arts, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, Nate Bliton, and Matt Schoendorff.
Topics include Meerenai Shim on patronage and commissioning Daniel Felsenfeld, New York Philharmonic new fundraising ideas, sexy marketing in classical music, diversity in the Vienna Philharmonic, the Detroit Symphony administration’s latest threats, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, Nate Bliton, and Meerenai Shim.
Topics include the Detroit Symphony’s big cancellation, NEA budget cuts, controversial remarks from the NEA chair and Kennedy Center president, Michael Daugherty’s Grammy, Anna Nicole up in Lights, Radiohead’s new album, Spider-Man’s broadway spectacle, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
Topics include Bachtrack’s report on programming in 2010, the New York Philharmonic’s omission of female composers in the coming season, NY Times columnist Max Frankel’s take on John Adams’s Nixon in China, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, and David MacDonald.
Topics include self-publishing composers, the New World Symphony’s brand new concert hall, the New York Philharmonic’s digital archives, the Detroit Symphony’s efforts to save the rest of their season, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Geoff Deibel.
Topics include Milton Babbitt, his legacy, the future of music patronage on the web, a brief update on the Detroit Symphony labor situation, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
Topics include a Detroit Symphony strike update, Anthony Tommasini's quest to pick the top 10 composers of all time, the Met's production of Adams's Nixon in China, Alan Pierson's new gig, and more. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
Topics include the Detroit Symphony Orchestra strike and financial issues in orchestras today and how these factors impact new music. This week's panel: Patrick Gullo, Sam Merciers, David MacDonald, and Nate Bliton.
