Podcast appearances and mentions of abbie conant

Abbie Conant ist wohl eine der Schlüsselfiguren für die heutige Musikszene. Sie ist gebürtige Amerikanerin hat u.a. an der New Yorker Julliard School und an der Kölner Hochschule für Musik Posaune studiert. Daraufhin war sie Soloposaunistin an der königlichen Oper in Turin und kurz darauf in gleicher Position bei den Münchner Philharmoniker. Die Vorkommnisse dort sind längst in die Geschichtsbücher eingegangen und waren ein wichtiger Schritt für die Gleichstellung von Frauen. Nach 13 Jahren verließ sie das Orchester und wurde Professorin in Trossingen. Daneben gründete Sie u.a. auch das ITC, das International Trombone Camp. Im letzten Jahr ist die umtriebige Posaunistin in den Ruhestand versetzt worden.Instagram:@conantabbie@andyschreck_Supporter:www.buffetcrampon.comInstagram: @showroom_munichwww.k-m.deInstagram:@koenigundmeyerWie du mich unterstützen kannst?- Podcast abonnieren- Newsletter abonnieren  -> Air-Mail - Werde Patron -> www.patreon.com/andyschreckSchnitt: Leander MachanMusik: Dirk Mattes

Our sponsor: Houghton Hornswww.houghtonhorns.comVirtual equipment consultation videowww.youtube.com/watch?v=NfDOyZXRiXwJared Rodin has been Principal Trombone of the ICO since 1985, and last appeared as soloist in 1993, presenting the premier of “Morph” by Ken Kugler. Active in commissioning and presenting new works, Jared has premiered two other works by Frank Glover, (“Remembrance” and “Welcome to the Skeleton Circus”), “Beneath the Surface” by Steve Allee and “Concerto” with wind ensemble by Stan Adams.After first appearing as Guest Artist at the International Trombone Camp in Germany, he returned as guest in Italy and was subsequently named to the faculty where he appeared for the next ten years coaching, teaching and concertizing with some of the world's most prominent trombonists, including Joe Alessi, Ron Barron, Joe Burnam, Abbie Conant, Stuart Dempster, Jay Friedman, Michael Mulcahy, Charles Vernon and Jiggs Wigham.Presently, Jared is serving as Acting Bass Trombone of the Indianapolis Symphony, and has recently performed with the Chicago Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, Alabama Symphony, Chicago's Music of the Baroque and the Grand Teton Music Festival. A long time ago, he was bass trombonist of the Italian National Radio Orchestra in Turin, where he met his beautiful wife Debbie (ICO first violinist).Growing up in Chicago, Jared began his studies with a distant relative, Gerald Myrow and continued with Gerhart Schmeltekopf before going off to Southern Illinois University at Carbondale where he continued with Gene Stiman and Mel Jernigan, then of the St. Louis Symphony. Graduate studies at IU Bloomington brought him to the tutelage of Lewis Van Haney and Keith Brown, also at the Music Academy of the West, where he was honored with the “Outstanding Brass Player” award. He also counts among his mentors, Frank Crisafulli, Arnold Jacobs and Michael Mulcahy of the Chicago Symphony.Adjunct Instructor of Trombone at Butler University, Jared has been Lecturer at Northwestern University, Visiting Lecturer at IU Bloomington and Instructor at Ball State and Purdue Universities. He has also presented masterclasses at Cincinnati College-Conservatory, University of New Mexico and Hochschule fur Musik in Trossingen, Germany.No stranger to other musical idioms, Jared has toured and performed with a vast array of entertainers and jazz musicians including Natalie Cole, Frank Sinatra, The Who, Johnny Mathis, Henry Mancini, Andy Williams and trombonists Slide Hampton, Bill Watrous and Kai Winding. He has also played in many Broadway show pits. As a recording artist, Jared can be heard on the Music Heritage Society, Liscio, Archaeus, Delos, Fonit Cetra, Friggemall, Sea Breeze Jazz and Monarch Jazz labels.Support the show (https://thatsnotspit.com/support/)

I ask Abbie what it was like to get a telephone call from the writer Malcolm Gladwell for his book Blink. We also discuss her primary teachers, her own teaching, and her thoughts on women in music today.

We continue our conversation about Abbie’s experience in Munich, including her efforts to be paid a salary equal to the salaries of her male colleagues, and her determination to remain strong throughout the ordeal.

Abbie Conant is Professor of Trombone at the Musik Hochschule in Trossingen, Germany. She was principal trombone of the Royal Opera of Turin for a year, then principal trombone of the Munich Philharmonic for 13 years. Her fight against gender discrimination in Munich has been featured in Blink, the bestselling book by Malcolm Gladwell, and our conversation covers that period in detail. In addition, Abbie is active with her husband William in producing a new genre of works for musical theater featuring Abbie as trombonist and singer.

Abbie is a legend beyond a doubt. An amazing talent and the kind of persistence I think a lot of people would like to have. Her story goes way beyond Munich and you'll enjoy hearing about it.

From band class to the orchestra pit, girls are rarely encouraged to toot their own horns. In fact, brass sections are one of the boys-clubbiest corners of the musical world. To find out the wild reasons why, Cristen and Caroline talk to sexism-slaying trombonist Abbie Conant and visionary tuba player Chanell Crichlow. Unladylike has a Facebook group! Join the conversation by searching for "Unladylike" on Facebook and looking for our middle finger logo. Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space is available now, wherever books and audiobooks are sold. Signed copies are available at podswag.com/unladylike. Follow Unladylike on social @unladylikemedia. Subscribe to our newsletter at unladylike.co/newsletter. Try Stitcher Premium to hear bonus episodes from Unladylike and tons of other exclusive content. Get a month of free listening at stitcher.com/premium with code UNLADYLIKE. This episode is brought to you by Shout Your Abortion [shoutyourabortion.com/shrill], The European Wax Center [AxThePinkTax.com], Instacart [instacart.com with code UNLADYLIKE], Honeybook [honeybook.com with code UNLADYLIKE] and Care/of Vitamins [takecareof.com with code UNLADYLIKE50].

From band class to the orchestra pit, girls are rarely encouraged to toot their own horns. In fact, brass sections are one of the boys-clubbiest corners of the musical world. To find out the wild reasons why, Cristen and Caroline talk to sexism-slaying trombonist Abbie Conant and visionary tuba player Chanell Crichlow. Unladylike has a Facebook group! Join the conversation by searching for "Unladylike" on Facebook and looking for our middle finger logo. Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space is available now, wherever books and audiobooks are sold. Signed copies are available at podswag.com/unladylike. Follow Unladylike on social @unladylikemedia. Subscribe to our newsletter at unladylike.co/newsletter. Try Stitcher Premium to hear bonus episodes from Unladylike and tons of other exclusive content. Get a month of free listening at stitcher.com/premium with code UNLADYLIKE. This episode is brought to you by Shout Your Abortion [shoutyourabortion.com/shrill], The European Wax Center [AxThePinkTax.com], Instacart [instacart.com with code UNLADYLIKE], Honeybook [honeybook.com with code UNLADYLIKE] and Care/of Vitamins [takecareof.com with code UNLADYLIKE50]. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laidos pradžioje - apie obojininkę Abbie Conant, dar praėjusio šimtmečio pabaigoje išsikovojusią vietą Miuncheno filharmonijos orkestre. Vėliau - dirigentės Giedrės Šlekytės kelias dirigentės pulto link. „Rūgštynių“ rubrikoje G. Šlekytė papasakos apie tai, kaip jos batuta atsidūrė dirigento Ricardo Muti rankose ir buvo paženklinta maestro krauju. Laidą vainikuos vakaro muzika.

Laidos pradžioje - apie obojininkę Abbie Conant, dar praėjusio šimtmečio pabaigoje išsikovojusią vietą Miuncheno filharmonijos orkestre. Vėliau - dirigentės Giedrės Šlekytės kelias dirigentės pulto link. „Rūgštynių“ rubrikoje G. Šlekytė papasakos apie tai, kaip jos batuta atsidūrė dirigento Ricardo Muti rankose ir buvo paženklinta maestro krauju. Laidą vainikuos vakaro muzika.

Episode 64 features Washington based conductor, violinist and educator, Nathan Rødahl.  In this podcast we discuss: Rødahl's passion and aspiration for conducting studies, public school music education and his new podcast. We also talk about diversity and  affordability of classical music, Bruckner, recent allegations against top musicians, Soviet composers and much more! He also talks about  Celibidache and incident with virtuoso trombonist Abbie Conant. We end the podcast talking about Olympics and mixed martial arts. © Off The Podium, 2017  

Trombonist, Actress, Poet; Abbie Conant joined us in the studio to share stories of success, challenges, and perseverance. Currently, she finds artistic fulfillment in teaching and performing new theatrical works for Trombone with her husband William Osborne. We discussed her journey to Europe and experience with sexism in Italy as well as the Munich Philharmonic.