Podcasts about alain trudel

In our final episode of Toledo SymphonyLAB, we once again dive into the music of Gustav Mahler - whose Third Symphony brings the TSO season to a close. Special return guest (and musicologist) Effie Papanikolaou shines light both on the man and the music, joining conductor Alain Trudel and Mahler enthusiast Zak Vassar (who also happens to be the TSO's President and CEO).

It's A Swingin' Christmas as we welcome not one but two Scotts: Scott Lavender and Scott Potter, conductor and trumpeter/President respectively of the Toledo Jazz Orchestra. We hear the ensemble's backstory and open up the discussion with newly minted Artistic Director of the TJO, Alain Trudel. But wait, there's more... as we test our scottological IQ with our quiz of the day, "Great Scotts in History."

It's Christmas at the Peristyle like none other, as we welcome singer and trombonist extraordinaire Aubrey Logan to the show. Fellow trombonist and conductor Alain Trudel is in-house for the panel, as we hear all about Aubrey's formidable talents. And we test our literary knowledge with a Christmas Quotes Gone Wrong quiz!

The moment is finally here as we celebrate Alain Trudel's official debut as Music Director of the Toledo Symphony! How well do you know the TSO's new conductor? Listen in and find out!

We offer a preview of upcoming concerts with the Toledo Symphony Youth Orchestras as well as Alain Trudel's partnership (as trombonist) with legendary jazz pianist Gene DiNovi, sure to set the Stranahan on fire this weekend in I'm Getting Sentimental Over You. Also, we explore the various myths of and misconceptions about classical music, in our entertaining (yet informative!) Wheel of Myth-Conceptions.

Inspired by the TSO's upcoming concert with violin prodigy Blake Pouliot, we take on the topic of "Musical Genius" - what it is, who has it, and why? Blake joins us for this episode, along with conductor Alain Trudel and other members of our regular panel.

TSO Music Director Alain Trudel (pictured) joins us by phone along with panelist Felecia Kanney to discuss the many different ways that composers (including Alain) can add color to a piece of music. Our point of departure is the upcoming WGTE Presents: TSO in HD program which features Rimsky-Korsakov's Tale of Tsar Saltan suite; Smetana's The Moldau; selections by Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, Grieg, and Mahler – plus Alain Trudel's own Greek mythology-related fanfare for orchestra, Rhea. As an added bonus: we take the Color Personality Test! What's your favorite color?

We offer a deep dive into the life and legacy of American icon George Gershwin, who dominated (and still does to a certain extent) the American Songbook - as well as classical music through his symphonic works like the Piano Concerto and Rhapsody in Blue. His opera Porgy and Bess still stands as a landmark work in the genre of opera, and is regularly performed by major opera houses around the world. The symphonic suite Catfish Row captures many of the opera's famous tunes, and is featured on the TSO's final concert of the season, America in the Key of Gershwin. It's a full house for this episode, with conductor Alain Trudel and our entire core group of panelists, as we also test our Gershin IQ in the quiz of the day "George or Ira."

It's an Igor Stravinsky extravaganza for this episode of TSLAB, inspired by the TSO's A Soldier's Tale concert. Music Director Alain Trudel and Principal Second Violin Merwin Siu come together to talk about Stravinsky's chamber masterpiece, which involves a septet of musicians as well as actors. A Soldier's Tale isn't the only piece on the program, however – we also hear about American musician, author, and educator David N. Baker's jazz-infused Hommage a l'histoire, which counted Alain Trudel as the trombonist for its premiere.

We get a backstage glimpse at what it takes to make a piece of symphonic music in this episode. Every year, the Toledo Symphony does a series of readings of new works by young composers from Bowling Green State University, and two of them join us today: Corey Brodack and Connor Gibbs. We're also joined by the composer Christopher Dietz, who is also on faculty at BGSU and runs the readings program. Rounding out the panel are the TSO's Merwin Siu and Alain Trudel, who conducts the TSO in the readings. And as an added bonus, see if you can identify the Mad Composers in our quiz of the day!

Conductor and trombonist Alain Trudel joins us in the studio to preview his concerts with the Toledo Symphony this weekend at the Peristyle.

You may know Alain Trudel as the newly-minted Music Director of the Toledo Symphony, but he is also one of the world's most acclaimed trombonists. Alain joins us in WGTE's Dana Performance Studio with pianist Valrie Kantorski for a musical menu of Eugène Bozza, Arthur Pryor, and Gabriel Fauré.

We offer a deep dive into the life and legacy of American icon George Gershwin, who dominated (and still does to a certain extent) the American Songbook - as well as classical music through his symphonic works like the Piano Concerto and Rhapsody in Blue. His opera Porgy and Bess still stands as a landmark work in the genre of opera, and is regularly performed by major opera houses around the world. The symphonic suite Catfish Row captures many of the opera's famous tunes, and is featured on the TSO's final concert of the season, America in the Key of Gershwin. It's a full house for this episode, with conductor Alain Trudel and our entire core group of panelists, as we also test our Gershin IQ in the quiz of the day "George or Ira."

It's an Igor Stravinsky extravaganza for this episode of TSLAB, inspired by the TSO's A Soldier's Tale concert. Music Director Alain Trudel and Principal Second Violin Merwin Siu come together to talk about Stravinsky's chamber masterpiece, which involves a septet of musicians as well as actors. A Soldier's Tale isn't the only piece on the program, however – we also hear about American musician, author, and educator David N. Baker's jazz-infused Hommage a l'histoire, which counted Alain Trudel as the trombonist for its premiere.

We get a backstage glimpse at what it takes to make a piece of symphonic music in this episode. Every year, the Toledo Symphony does a series of readings of new works by young composers from Bowling Green State University, and two of them join us today: Corey Brodack and Connor Gibbs. We're also joined by the composer Christopher Dietz, who is also on faculty at BGSU and runs the readings program. Rounding out the panel are the TSO's Merwin Siu and Alain Trudel, who conducts the TSO in the readings. And as an added bonus, see if you can identify the Mad Composers in our quiz of the day!

Nick and Sebastian talk to legendary soloist and conductor, Alain Trudel, about coming back to the trombone after an unforeseen life challenge, what it's like to lead an orchestra with a trombonist's mentality and his infectious joy and gratitude for life. Also introducing special features with Patreon: www.patreon.com/tromboneretreat Hosted by Sebastian Vera - @js.vera (instagram) and Nick Schwartz - @basstrombone444 (instagram) Produced and edited by Sebastian Vera Music: Firehorse: Mvt 1 - Trot by Steven Verhelst performed live by Brian Santero, Sebastian Vera and Nick Schwartzwww.tromboneretreat.com Montreal Bell sounds: https://freesound.org/people/BoilingSand/sounds/49599/

I speak with multi-instrumentalist and conductor Jeremy Brown about his varied career and endorse a book which isn't a book. Also, can cats compose?   LINKS   Zez Confrery, jazz pianist and composer: https://syncopatedtimes.com/zez-confrey/   Sacrlatti, “Fuga del Gatto” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhCBn3-4JKI   Amy Beach, American Composer (1867-1944): https://www.amybeach.org/about/biography/     Jeremy Brown is a professor at the School for Creative and Performing Arts, University of Calgary: https://contacts.ucalgary.ca/info/scpa/profiles/204-29912   His book “The Wind Band Music of Henry Cowell” The Wind Band Music of Henry Cowell https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.4324/9781351239264/wind-band-music-henry-cowell-jeremy-brown-michael-budds   Audio of Andrew MacDonald's Concerto for tenor saxophone “Orchid Garden” featuring Jeremy Brown, Ottawa Symphony orchestra, Alain Trudel, Conductor: https://ottawasymphony.com/rejoyce-episode-9   Kelly Marie Murphy is a Canadian composer: https://kellymariemurphy.com “I will dream Beyond the Stars” for Band: https://kellymariemurphy.com/i-will-dream-beyond-the-stars/ “Fallibility, Logic, and the Return of Wonder” Alto Saxophone Concerto, commissioned by Jeremy Brown: https://kellymariemurphy.com/fallibility-logic-and-the-return-of-wonder/ Fantasy for saxophone and string quartet by Nova Pon: http://novapon.com/music/chamber-music/fantasy     Jeremy Brown is on the board of JazzYYC: https://www.jazzyyc.com Jeremy Brown is music director of the Calgary Wind Symphony https://calgarywindsymphony.com/about-cws/directors/jeremy-s-brown/   Claude Lapalme is music director of the Red Deer Symphony: https://www.rdso.ca   Listen to the complete archive of Culture Monster: https://www.culturemonster.ca June 2021

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TSO Music Director Alain Trudel (pictured) joins us by phone along with panelist Felecia Kanney to discuss the many different ways that composers (including Alain) can add color to a piece of music. Our point of departure is the upcoming WGTE Presents: TSO in HD program which features Rimsky-Korsakov's Tale of Tsar Saltan suite; Smetana's The Moldau; selections by Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, Grieg, and Mahler – plus Alain Trudel's own Greek mythology-related fanfare for orchestra, Rhea. As an added bonus: we take the Color Personality Test! What's your favorite color?

Cette semaine à l'émission: Entrevue avec la réalisatrice Monia Chokri ; L'actualité culturelle avec Claudia Hébert et Charles-Olivier Michaud ; Décès de Jean Beaudin:Le dramaturge René-Daniel Dubois se souvient ; La pièce Hidden Paradise: Entrevue avec Marc Béland ; Critique de film: Les estivants, de Valéria Bruni ; Petits chanteurs du Mont-Royal: Entrevue avec Antoine Gratton et Alain Trudel ; La vie culturelle à Londres avec Gaëlle Legroux: L'art féminin au parlement ; Critique de livre: La personne de confiance, de Didier van Cauwelaert ; Récompensé pour son œuvre: Entrevue avec Michel Marc Bouchard ; Suggestions musicales de Nabi Chartier et d'Annie-Soleil Proteau

Chronique publicité avec Arnaud Granata et Stéphane Mailhiot - Le nouveau site de cinéma Où voir ça:Entrevue avec Martin Bilodeau - Le livre La fin de l'alimentation, Comment les changements climatiques vont bouleverser ce que nous mangeons:Discussion - Carmen à l'Opéra de Montréal:Rencontre avec Alain Trudel et Charles Binamé - Programme de prévention de la violence sexuelle pour les tout-petits :Entrevue - Entrevue avec Aymeric Caron pour sa participation au festival Metropolis Bleu

Söngkonan Gail Wynters syngur lögin Since I Fell For You, We'll Be Together Again, The Very Thought Of You, My Shining Hour, That Ole Devil Called Love, Come Rain Or Come Shine og Everytime You Say Goodbye. Kvartett Alain Trudel flytur lögin Blue Monk, Well You Needn't, What After og Voyage. Kvintett Ross Florian flytur lögin Sea Greene, Rondo # 3, By Any Means Necessary, In Cas You Haven't Heard, Neck-tied og Clapman Junction.

We offer a preview of upcoming concerts with the Toledo Symphony Youth Orchestras as well as Alain Trudel's partnership (as trombonist) with legendary jazz pianist Gene DiNovi, sure to set the Stranahan on fire this weekend in I'm Getting Sentimental Over You. Also, we explore the various myths of and misconceptions about classical music, in our entertaining (yet informative!) Wheel of Myth-Conceptions.

Inspired by the TSO's upcoming concert with violin prodigy Blake Pouliot, we take on the topic of "Musical Genius" - what it is, who has it, and why? Blake joins us for this episode, along with conductor Alain Trudel and other members of our regular panel.

The NAC Orchestra's Concertmaster Yosuke Kawasaki and Associate Concertmaster Jessica Linnebach speak with second clarinetist Sean Rice about their lives together, and their collaboration in the NACO's February 2019 performance of Jocelyn Morlock's Cobalt which just happens to be taking place on Valentine's Day. The work is written for violin duet supported by orchestra – perfect for this married couple! Tune in for good stories and a few laughs. Jocelyn Morlock's Cobalt was composed in 2009, and was a NAC Orchestra and CBC co-commission. Premiered on April 30th, 2009 in Southam Hall in Ottawa, as part of the NAC's BC Scene, it featured violin soloists Jonathan Crow and Karl Stobbe, with the NAC Orchestra conducted by Alain Trudel.

Un épisode « bonus » avec le chef Alain Trudel! Thèmes abordés / Dans cette émission spéciale, il vous parle de : 1- Son parcours du trombone à la direction d'orchestre 2- L'approche du chef d'orchestre 3- Le rôle du directeur artistique 4- L'importance de l'accessibilité à la musique classique Dans ce balado, vous entendrez : • Alain Trudel, chef principal de l'Orchestre symphonique de Laval et du Toledo Symphony Orchestra • Georges Nicholson, animateur

Thèmes abordés lors de l'émission : Comment interpréter de la musique baroque, différences entre le chant classique et le chant baroque, les concerts de Noël, les concerts avec chœur, Jean-Sébastien Bach et la spiritualité dans la musique. Dans ce balado, vous entendrez : • Maude Brunet, mezzo-soprano • Alain Trudel, chef principal de l'Orchestre symphonique de Laval et du Toledo Symphony Orchestra • Georges Nicholson, animateur Laissez l'Orchestre stimuler votre curiosité!

You may know Alain Trudel as the newly-minted Music Director of the Toledo Symphony, but he is also one of the world's most acclaimed trombonists. Alain joins us in WGTE's Dana Performance Studio with pianist Valrie Kantorski for a musical menu of Eugène Bozza, Arthur Pryor, and Gabriel Fauré.

The moment is finally here as we celebrate Alain Trudel's official debut as Music Director of the Toledo Symphony! How well do you know the TSO's new conductor? Listen in and find out!

Alain Trudel of the Toledo Symphony Orchestra

The Band Room is back after a long break! In Ep. 6 Dylan brings you music of Migration, featuring works inspired by travel in some way. Works by David Maslanka, Kelly-Marie Murphy and Adam Schoenberg show us the different forms migration might take. This episode features performances by the Texas A&M University Wind Symphony and Dr. Timothy B. Rhea, The Hannaford Street Silver Band with Alain Trudel and the University of Texas Wind Ensemble with Jerry Junkin.Big thanks to Mark Records, Hannaford Street Silver Band and the University of Texas for the use of the recordings used on today's episode.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bandroompod/messageSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bandroompod)

Conductor and trombonist Alain Trudel joins us in the studio to preview his concerts with the Toledo Symphony this weekend at the Peristyle.

Kathleen Kajioka and TSO Basson Fraser Jackson speak with conductors Victor Feldbrill and Alain Trudel about Canadian music.