Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron krerowicz

Welcome back to Beatles Month!   Today we’re talking with Aaron Krerowicz, the one and only full-time Beatles scholar who focuses specifically on the music of The Beatles. Meaning he dives deep into the lyrics, the chords, the notes used in melodies - all the stuff that musicians are perhaps most hungry to hear about but is quite rarely discussed in such a dedicated way. This was a super cool conversation.   We know you're going to be itching for more from Aaron so you'll be pleased to hear he's written several short, easy-to-read books, and published a ton of bite-sized videos on the topic too which you can find at Flipside Beatles.   In this conversation we talk about:   •The special way in which the music of the Beatles is "sophisticated" - and when that all began •How the Beatles learned from and re-imagined the music of the time to create their most remarkable songs •And what we can learn from looking at which of the group wrote each song, and the way the music and lyrics relate.   Plus: Aaron shares a quite shocking statistic about the apparent overnight success of the Fab Four.   Aaron brings a unique perspective to analysing The Beatles and I know you're going to enjoy this conversation just as much as we did.   You’re tuned in to Beatles Month at Musical U.       Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS | YouTube   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 171   Links and Resources • aaronkrerowicz.com • Flip Side Beatles • Aaron’s Beatles Minute videos • Aaron Krerowicz - “The Beatles & The Avant-Garde” • Mark Lewisohn - ‘Tune In”   Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

The Beatles Multi-Track Meltdown features stripped down, deconstructed mixes of classic Beatles songs, live cuts, solo material, demos, and much more. By highlighting different instruments and vocals you will experience these songs in a way that you've never imagined.  For the 100th episode of The Beatles Multi-Track Meltdown I decided to do things a bit differently and invited a few friends, who also happen to be esteemed Beatles authors, to pick two songs and tell me what it is that makes them do special. I've only had a guest on once before when my daughter Ella, a fantastic musician in her own right, co-hosted episode 71, the musical children of the Beatles. As many of you can expect once you begin talking to a fellow Beatle fan, especially one who has written books about the group, the discussions can get pretty deep. Therefore episode 100 ended up being nearly three hours long. So in order to preserve the full conversations with each author I've split what was supposed to be one episode into three. So sit back and enjoy some Beatles related conversations and the selections of Jude Southerland Kessler, Aaron Krerowicz, and Bruce Spizer.

Back to the Books episode. Learn about digital educational resources and how to raise a reader (Courtney Tang , Jean Bolley & Christie Schichtel). A preview of some of our fall events including the return of Capital Area Reads (Jolee Hamlin). An expert ( Aaron Krerowicz) on the Beatles discusses his book. # Reading #CADL #The Beatles #MSU #Tonksandtheaurors

Dave interviews four fellow presenters at the "Summit of Creativity: Sgt. Pepper's 50th Anniversary" conference at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor on June 2, 2017. Dave talks to Aviv Kammay, Katie Kapurch, Kit O'Toole, and Aaron Krerowicz about what Sgt. Pepper means to them, as well as other topics. 

"When You've Seen Beyond Yourself" will be the topic of discussion in the fourth episode in #ThePepperMindset. Co-hosts Sean Gaillard and Lanea Stagg will chat with professional Beatles scholar Aaron Krerowicz and Marti Edwards, the founder of the Chicagoland Beatle People Fan Club in the 1960s. Krerowic won a research grant through the University of Hartford in 2011 to study The Beatles, and has since presented his analysis of the band’s music through more than 300 presentations throughout the USA and England. A complete list of his presentation topics and upcoming appearances is available at AaronKrerowicz.com. He is the author of four books on The Beatles, found at Amazon; and his video series The Beatles Minute, is found on his website and YouTube. Marti Edwards, along with her friend, Joe Carroccio, is the author of 16 in ’64: The Beatles & The Baby Boomers, a book available on the website www.16in64.com.  Edwards, a lifelong music fan, had the thrilling experience of meeting The Beatles in 1964 and presenting them with an honorary plaque from her fan club. Wanting to share her story and photos from the event with other people, it was suggested she write a book. With the help of Carroccio, she did just that. It is a story for Baby Boomers and new Beatles fans alike. www.aaronkrerowicz.com www.16in64.com www.principallinernotes.wordpress.com www.laneastagg.com  

Once again we are delaying the much anticipated 'Venus and Mars' episode to have some good old fashioned, guilt free Beatles chat. Today we are joined by the worlds first and foremost official Beatles scholar, lecturer, author and Youtube personality Aaron Krerowicz. honestly folks, this may be the best one thus far! Prepare for all things Beatles and Paul in this one, and expect a few musical numbers here and there too!You can purchase all of Aaron's books from your favorite online book sites, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc. or from his website directly: http://www.aaronkrerowicz.com

Don't miss Aaron Krerowicz's follow-up interview on Recipe Records Radio Show. The author will chat about his upcoming guest appearances at one of the country's largest Beatles festivals-Abbey Road on the River in Louisville, KY. Chock full of Beatles knowledge, Krerowicz analyzes the music that influenced The Beatles, The White Album and the topic of The Beatles and their peers, The Rolling Stones. Don't miss Aaron at Abbey Road on the River! http://www.aaronkrerowicz.com/ http://www.arotr.com/site/?page_id=4695  

Despite being born 15 years after the band broke up,  Aaron Krerowicz is the United States of America's only full-time professional Beatles music scholar. In November 2011, he won a research grant through the University of Hartford to study the band. The results of this on-going venture have been presented through more than 200 analytic presentations at universities, libraries, continuing education programs, and community centers throughout the United States and England. Aaron will discuss his recent tour and his books! Tune in for Fab history! http://www.aaronkrerowicz.com/

In this episode, Dave interviews Aaron Krerowicz, the author of The Beatles and the Avant-Garde about his recent book, including discussions about Yoko's artistic background, the strings on "A Day in the Life," and why you should listen to "Revolution 9" again. You can get Aaron's book from your favorite online book sites (Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc.) or from his website directly:http://www.aaronkrerowicz.com