Podcasts about bringing music

As you know, dear listeners, I love music. We start each podcast with a song in part to shift the frame, taking people out of their academic selves and into a more informal conversation. Well, today's guests love music at least as much if not more than me, and they each make a strong case for music as medicine. Jenny Chen is a palliative care fellow at Yale who regularly sings for her seriously ill patients. Look for Jenny to potentially appear on the show America's Got Talent (no lie). Tyler Jorgensen not only plays music for his patients, starting out with just pulling up a tune on his iPhone, he and others at UT Austin and Dell med now wheel a record player into patients rooms and play vinyl, taking patients back to the sounds and routines - think taking the record out of the sleeve, placing the needle in the groove - of younger days.  You can here Tyler and I having a great time singing together and sharing stories around his podcast My Medical Mixtape. And Theresa Allison is a geriatrician and ethnomusicologist who studies the role of music for people with dementia. The ability to appreciate, recognize, and engage with music is preserved even until late stages of dementia, and Theresa is examining how music can be useful from the time of diagnosis, not only for the person with dementia, but their caregivers. Many links today, including: -Alive Inside Movie and Music and Memory movement -Music and Creativity in Healthcare Settings - book by Hilary Moss -Tyler Jorgensen's article on  Bringing Music to patients at the Bedside in JGIM -Tyler's reflection/story comparing palliative medicine to jazz - something I arrived at independently and tell all new trainees!  This is not highly scripted orchestral music, people, it's Jazz. -Systematic review of music (and prognosis) in palliative care -Review of music and dementia interventions (Theresa Allison author) -Theresa Allison's paper on Music Engagement in Dementia Caregiver Relationships in Gerontologist -Jenny Chen's YouTube channel.

Mesa County has traditionally been an affordable alternative to the Front Range, but that's changed dramatically in recent years. Then, a new theatre at Colorado Mesa University could be an economic driver beyond the campus. Plus, we'll talk with CMU's president, John Marshall, about the skyrocketing student enrollment. Later, unique pinto bean recipes in Cortez, and how the Montezuma-Cortez Middle School band is "Bringing Music to Life."

Mesa County has traditionally been an affordable alternative to the Front Range, but that's changed dramatically in recent years. Then, a new theatre at Colorado Mesa University could be an economic driver beyond the campus. Plus, we'll talk with CMU's president, John Marshall, about the skyrocketing student enrollment. Later, unique pinto bean recipes in Cortez, and how the Montezuma-Cortez Middle School band is "Bringing Music to Life."

Text us about this show.Copper Box is the Wisconsin Area Music Industry's (WAMI) 2024 Band of the Year and for good reason. When you combine a great, fun show with first class musicianship and personnel who are gracious and genuine, the result is something extraordinarily special. Danny and Michelle LL Jerabek have been working hard over twenty-three years to make Copper Box what it is—a band that you simply can't ignore. Whether they're playing a wonderful original song or a cover the only way Copper Box can play it, you're guaranteed a memorable and great time. Join us as we discuss what makes Copper Box the incredible band that it is."Getaway" performed by Copper Boxwritten by Michelle LL Jerabek℗ 2024 Copper Box. Used with permission of Copper Box."Comfortably Numb" performed by Copper Boxwritten by David Gilmour & Roger Waters; arranged by Copper Box℗ 2003 Copper Box. Used with permission of Copper Box."Still The Night" performed by Copper Boxwritten by Guy Hoffman, Sam Llanas, and Kurt Neumann; arr. by Copper Box℗ 2024 Copper Box. Used with permission of Copper Box.Support the Show.Visit Into The Music at https://in2themusic.com!Support the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/intothemusic E-mail us at intothemusic@newprojectx.com YouTube Facebook Instagram INTO THE MUSIC is a production of Project X Productions, Appleton, WI.Host/producer: Rob MarnochaVoiceovers: Brad BordiniRecording, engineering, and post production: Rob MarnochaOpening theme: "Aerostar" by Los Straitjackets* (℗2013 Yep Roc Records)Closing theme: "Close to Champaign" by Los Straitjackets* (℗1999 Yep Roc Records)*Used with permission of Eddie Angel of Los StraitjacketsThis podcast copyright ©2024 by Project X Productions. All rights reserved....

Professional DJ and Pioneer DJ product demonstrator Jay Brannan reflects on his career as a DJ, with a look at the plentiful career opportunities in the market for mobile DJs.

In Episode 68 of the podcast, guest Yeshima shares their extensive background and current projects in music education, highlighting their passion for incorporating project-based learning (PBL) into music classrooms. Yeshima details their journey from teaching high school band and percussion in Texas to embracing elementary general music after being inspired by a music educators conference. Now pursuing a PhD, they reflect on their experience implementing PBL, emphasizing its potential to foster student-driven learning through authentic, real-world challenges. This approach not only enhances student engagement but also integrates community involvement, culminating in student-created projects that address community needs. Yeshima also discusses their entrepreneurial venture, Drum Smart LLC, where they teach group drumming, further demonstrating the power of music education to impact individuals and communities alike. Yeshima's story serves as an inspiring example of how educators can deeply engage students in learning through music, emphasizing creativity, collaboration, and community connection. Their approach illustrates the transformative potential of project-based learning in developing students' skills, confidence, and community awareness, making music education a powerful conduit for holistic development and social impact. Connect with Yeshima and learn more about their work: Website - www.drumsmartllc.com  Social Media - @drumsmartllc Project Based Learning: Creating Music That Impacts the World - https://fflat-books.com/product/project-based-learning/ Bloom Music Learning YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@bloommusiclearning1386 Learn more about Pass the Baton: Pass the Baton website: ⁠⁠⁠www.passthebatonbook.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Support Pass the Baton: ⁠⁠⁠www.buymeacoffee.com/passthebaton⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Amplify student voice with Exit Tickets for Self Reflection! Download for free now: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/f8l7g9⁠

“I hated it, hated it with a passion.” — George Ramsay When George looks back on music lessons of his youth, he remembers only misery. Stuffy piano teachers, monotonous scales, and the dread of upcoming recitals made faking sickness a weekly occurrence. Music lessons were the enemy, and he'd do anything to miss them. But watching a high school friend learn from a teacher who taught improvisation & the rock music he loved changed his perspective. Music instruction could bring students alive, not just “make them better.” It could be FUN! He picked up the guitar with that teacher in mind and fell in love. Then he knew, “I just had to do something in music.” Together with his business partner, George has turned in-home music instruction on its ear. Equally as important, his business model provides a level of financial security for gig workers (his instructors) unheard of in the industry. People, passion, perspective. It's all here! To learn more:

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: iOS update adds Apple Podcast transcripts, a roundup of podcasting Q4 earnings calls, it's time for licensed music to enter podcasting, automated transcription and translation isn't quite ready yet, and PRX debuts new fundraising resources for local radio stations. Find links to everything covered and the full write-up on Sounds Profitable.

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: iOS update adds Apple Podcast transcripts, a roundup of podcasting Q4 earnings calls, it's time for licensed music to enter podcasting, automated transcription and translation isn't quite ready yet, and PRX debuts new fundraising resources for local radio stations. Find links to everything covered and the full write-up on Sounds Profitable.

Geoffery Rogers talks about a jury trial for murder case beginning in Rochester and house fire, a special guest who's bringing music to your ears and more.

Musician and one of the many talented performers in the hit show ‘STOMP’ Declan Hayden joins Paul Lisnek, in for Lisa Dent, to talk all things STOMP. Listen in while Hayden shares how they bring music to everyday objects and how STOMP bring dance, music and theatrical performance together in one electrifying rhythm. To get […]

Musician and one of the many talented performers in the hit show ‘STOMP’ Declan Hayden joins Paul Lisnek, in for Lisa Dent, to talk all things STOMP. Listen in while Hayden shares how they bring music to everyday objects and how STOMP bring dance, music and theatrical performance together in one electrifying rhythm. To get […]

Jessica Craft, Founder and CEO of Rock to the Future discussed this original program that supports positive youth development and economic empowerment through free, student-driven music programs for Philadelphia youth.   Operating in areas that are underserved with enrichment opportunities, Rock to the Future works with the community and the youth participating to create programming that is compelling and fun for them.  Thanks to donations and grants hundreds of students participate annually in-school, after school, and during the summer in schools, community locations, and now, in the re-entry programming, within juvenile justice facilities.  She described the basics, there is no cost for students to participate, they receive an instrument and supplies, transportation to and from the classes and meals.   No auditions required and beginners are welcome.  The program is student-driven - youth lead their creation and collaborations and are included in decision-making and taught by trauma informed professional musicians.   With a focus on original songwriting, peer collaboration, and live performance the program offers pathways to professional careers as well as mentoring, academic, college and grades readiness, paid internship and skill development opportunities.  Students gain self-confidence, a sense of accomplishment, cooperation and patience, abilities they will be able to apply to their studies now and their goals in the future.    Programs are provided in English and Spanish.  Rock to the Future also addresses the needs of the students at home, with support for family through connections with resources like health, housing, and food security.     Learn more at RocktotheFuture.org

It's that time of year again when the Berkshires are filled with music. Tanglewood opened its doors on Sunday for the start of its 2023 season. WBZ's Charlie Bergeron reports:

On today’s special episode, Matt is in conversation with stage and screen stalwart McKinley Belcher III. He can currently be seen playing Happy in the incredible Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” directed by Miranda Cromwell.  In the conversation, McKinley discusses the experience of working with this read more The post Special Episode: McKinley Belcher III on Bringing Music to an All-New ‘Death of a Salesman’ appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Crafting a project for a summer get-together with your family can be epic, especially when there's music blaring in the air, flames blazing to warm you, and some drinks to chill. In this episode, Kim Wojtalewicz tries to personalize some koozies and bring music into them but fails. Tune in to learn the lessons from the failure and what you can do if you plan to bring music into your own projects.

From playing in an alt-country band to the atmospheric styles of his current project, Gold Light Hour, Christ Gutierrez has taken on a number of genres. In this interview, we talk about the varied and unique sounds of Gold Light Hour and his DIY, self-taught approach. He's recently been back on stage courtesy of the good folks at Tiny Oak Booking and we go into what a show with him sounds and looks like.   Chris and I dive into his new album, “Music of Sex and Horror,” and all the cool stories behind the music. Chris hopes to get into the film scoring field, and we talk what kinds of movies would be the best fit. I'll bet you can never guess his answer.   Following this, enjoy two tracks from the new album, “Morph,” followed by “Warm.”

Learn how this elementary school teacher integrated music into his classroom. We hope you enjoy!

In this inspiring conversation with sound healer and teacher Iszabel we talk all things music, sound and creating space for transformation and healing. Learn more about Iszabel's online training here: https://www.djmysterytomastery.com/ and follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/iszabel.x/Looking to make your own simple, super user-friendly all-in-one website? Check out Offering Tree (and scoop up some awesome savings) here: www.offeringtree.com/amySupport this show and access the BONUS Training happening in July to get yourself back on track! It'll cost ya just $5 via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/AmyMcDonald

Founder of the Oscar winning Lion Forge animation, as well as a leading family force at World Wide Technology and The Confluence Music Festival, Dave Steward II joins Dane Neal on WGN Radio. Hear as Dave shares the importance of diversity in animation and how his roots in St. Louis shape and support his global […]

Founder of the Oscar winning Lion Forge animation, as well as a leading family force at World Wide Technology and The Confluence Music Festival, Dave Steward II joins Dane Neal on WGN Radio. Hear as Dave shares the importance of diversity in animation and how his roots in St. Louis shape and support his global […]

Music and IT may seem to be at opposite ends of a spectrum, but in reality, they have much in common if you know where to look. In this episode, Mike Kavis talks with Matt Davis, staff infrastructure engineer at Blameless, about how practice methods in music can aid in building great SRE teams and site reliability in general. According to Matt, it's all about how you practice for the real thing: If your practices are good, and you can improvise, your SRE performance will top the charts.

If guitars are your thing, you definitely don't want to miss this episode! In this episode of The Real Hernando, I interview Danny McGreger, owner of Sweet Lorraine's Guitar Shop.Sweet Lorraine's stocks a variety of guitars including Fenders, Washburn, and Jasmine guitars. They also have Ampeg amps and plenty of other accessories to fill your guitar needs. And for aspiring guitarists, Danny offers one-on-one guitar lessons.Tune in to learn more about Danny and the story behind Sweet Lorrain's Guitar Shop, located at 2521 Caffey Street, open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM, and Sunday, noon to 4 PM.I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did! Thank you, Danny.The Real Hernando is produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC.www.shelbyrowproductions.com To get the latest on Sweet Lorraine's Guitar Shop, you can follow them below!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sweetlorrainesguitarshop/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetlorrainesguitarshop Sign up for our newsletter to be notified every time a new episode is released!Website: https://therealhernando.com/And follow us wherever you are!Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-real-hernando/id1602727968Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7bftbIF6U30B6mT9Cjdaey?si=3cfca28c68554d58Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealhernandoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_real_hernando/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnpqnwB6zuedvniu2BKgCjg

“Technology is gonna absolutely reinvent the way we think about, create, compose, distribute, and listen to music.” - Owen GroverTechnology is all around us. As a result, it is unsurprising that it has had a significant impact on twentieth-century music. It has changed the way music is transmitted, preserved, heard, performed, and composed, but one thing remains constant: the sense of togetherness. How is it maintained all throughout?In today's episode, we are joined by Owen Grover. He is the CEO of TrueFire Studios, one of the biggest music education brands out there, with 4 main brands: Artistworks.com, TrueFire, FaderPro, and JamPlay. Owen also helped produce the Concert for Sandy Relief at Madison Square Garden, which raised over $55 million for victims of Hurricane Sandy. Owen is also known for building Pocket Casts, an Australian-born podcasting app.Tune in to this episode and hit that subscribe button! If you like this podcast, don't forget to share it with your friends!Highlights:[00:58]Who is Owen Grover?[03:30]Owen's Definition of Real Community & Togetherness in Music[05:40] Owen's early experiences in music  and how he transitioned into it[07:11]Bringing Music and the Digital World Together[12:56]Creator Economy: The Evolution of Music during the Pandemic[14:00] The Emerging Practices and Platforms in Music[16:21]Owen's earliest connection to music[31:13]Exploring the Metallica AlbumLinks:Website:truefirestudios.comLinkedIn:Owen GroverFacebook:Owen GroverInstagram:​​ogroverTwitter:@ogroverYoutube:Owen Grover

In this episode, we speak to Bonnie Reynolds, Executive Director of the Southwest Symphony. Bonnie speaks to us about the mission of the Symphony, it's recent 40th Anniversary, and how the organization continued programming despite the challenges of COVID-19. Want to hear more? Head to our website to hear the full episode.https://www.utahculturalalliance.org/podcast_culture_bytes#UTCulture #UtahArts

In this episode, I interview Ryan Limb, the General Manager at Vibestown, an event management & production company based in Tasmania, Australia. Vibestown organizes music, art, and cultural festivals to bring joy and excitement to the people of Tasmania. Due to his passion for attending music festivals, Ryan joined the organization in 2015. Prior to Ryan's involvement in Vibestown in 2015, the festival had yielded a total revenue of $300,000. Starting from 1,200 to 10,000 people on site with gross revenue of $3.5 million in 2020 which was eightfold higher than in 2015. They have a mission to keep the organization expanding in terms of people coming into the events. With the onset of the current pandemic, they have continued innovating to tackle covid restrictions being one of the few event organizers. Regardless of what Vibestown provides to the people of Tasmania, Ryan has a piece of advice to everyone: “Make sure you make decisions not on excitement but on strategy.” This means you have to make time and assess the situation before giving out your decision. This Cast Covers:   Organizing music, art, and cultural festivals to bring excitement to the people of Tasmania. Nationally renowned Party in the Paddock, attracting the people in the country. From 1,200 people came in 2015 to 10,000 people on site in 2020. Joined the event management team in 2015 after attending the music festival in the same year. From $300,000 total revenue in 2015 to $3.5 million gross revenue in 2020 despite the hit of the pandemic. Marketing is all about how people will feel and the feeling they will get. Expanding in terms of how many people will come to the events and innovating the quality they will impart to them. A quality every leader should have, allowing the team to express their thoughts and opinions. Emphasizing the importance of doing things not sooner or later but now. Success is keeping the people through the journey and enjoying what's provided for them.   Additional Resources: Vibestown Productions The Art of the Start By Guy Kawasaki Rework By Jason Fried ………………………………………… Quotes:  “As long as we're keeping the people in this journey and enjoying what we're providing for them. I see that as a success.” —Ryan Limb “Whenever we're marketing, whatever we're doing, it's about how people will feel and the feeling they will get.” —Ryan Limb “Make sure you make decisions not on excitement but on strategy.” —Ryan Limb “Always be across the figures.” —Ryan Limb “Giving everyone a platform to be able to express their ideas and giving them time to actually express them is really important.” —Ryan Limb ………………………………………… Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Welcome to Musicians Tip Jar where we talk about musicians and money. We believe repetition works for remembering things, because by repeating things you're more likely to remember them and that is why we repeat things. I'm your host Chris Webb joined by my co-host and the musician who repeats all his best jokes, Dave Tamkin. Quote: “At the end, someone or something always gives up. It is either you give up and quit or the obstacle or failure gives up and makes way for your success to come through.”-Idowu Koyenikan (Author of the book; wealth for all Africans) So excited to have a chance today to reflect and highlight the year. We will review some of our favorite concepts and principles from season one, highlight a few of the best opportunities at musicianstipjar.com and give a bit of what's coming next for MTJ in season 2In 2010, Steve Blatt was hosting a classical music program for Colorado Public Radio. The station celebrated some of the most beautiful music ever composed, even as the news frequently reported cuts to school budgets which reduced or eliminated funding to local arts programs. Steve proposed asking his listeners to share their love of music with our state's children in a most tangible way. Soon, the first instrument drive was launched, requesting gently used band and orchestra instruments which could be refurbished and awarded to low income students.Donors understand that they are giving more than a violin or flute. They're sharing the sense of belonging to a community and pride in accomplishment which they felt. They frequently leave notes tucked in instrument cases, hinting at fun to be had, encouraging practice and thanking the young learners who will give their cherished instruments a new life.Bringing Music to Life conservatively estimates that 17,000 children have benefitted from the more than 5,500 instruments donated over the last decade. https://www.bringingmusictolife.org(Do's and Donuts)Do listen back to these episodes and let them service as motivation or a way to refocus when you need it.Do make having a financial plan a big pillar in your business.Don't give up your dreams and ignore your calling.Action:Leave us a comment or send us an email about what you would love to see In Season 2Connect with us at: https://www.musicianstipjar.com/ or send an email to musicianstipjar@gmail.com Intro & Outro Music Donated by: The Magi https://www.themagimusic.com Intro Read by: David “DJ” Lee of The Magi https://soundcloud.com/rockababyrock Picture by: Kit Chalberg https://kitchalberg.com/https://www.musicianstipjar.com/

Join me in an inspiring and influential conversation with Jaime Vernon.  We all face trials and tribulations in our life, and Jaime shares how her own personal trial led her to imagine, invent, invent, and inspire Songs for Sounds.  Jaime shares her story of finding out that her daughter, Lexi, was diagnosed with profound bilateral hearing loss.  Through her own parenting journey as well as her professional background; she uses music as an inspiration to make a profound difference.  Take a listen and hear how Songs For Sound was founded on a heartwarming story leading to a passionate objective: to bridge the gap between “I think I have hearing loss” and quality hearing healthcare while increasing inclusion opportunities for those with hearing loss and deafness.     For more information about Songs For Sounds and how to make a difference, visit the website at https://songsforsound.com/

GIFs. Poems. Tweets. Burnt Banksy prints. Anything can be turned into an NFT. The NFT space has helped traditional artists crossover into the digital world and make millions. However, one group of artists is still lagging: photographers. But artists like Judy Lindsey are making an effort to change all of that. Looking at it from a commercial perspective, NFT and photography are a match made in heaven. For years, digital photographers have had difficulties selling their work due to the number of photographers and protecting their intellectual rights. NFTs can solve all of these problems. They provide a perfect opportunity for photographers to make a hefty sum just from selling a single photo. Just ask Kate Woodman, who recently sold her “Always Coca Cola” image for more than $20,000. A photographer like Judy can now make a comfortable living selling minted photos. Of course, that's not the only thing about. Judy has struggled with mental issues all of her life, so the pandemic was especially rough on her. But NFTs kept her going. Judy and I talk about how art has saved our lives, her love for horses, her radio career, how she helped her brother transition into the NFT space, and everything in between. Key points discussed Introduction (00:00) How the NFT photography community started (01:53) Judy's mindset of loving-kindness, her soulmate horse, and mental health (08:16) Who was Judy at 12 years old, artistic upbringing, and living with anxiety (19:37) How anxiety affects Judy's art, working with BLM, and receiving death threats (28:57) Art education, being a gifted child, and helping her brother transition into NFT (34:08) Judy's radio show, Spotify playlists, and bringing music into the NFT space (43:39) Foundation fee, the flexibility of Open Sea, and BLVD ST (49:23) Additional Resources If you want to stay updated on Judy's work, you can follow her on Twitter. You can also follow the NFT Photo Art as well. To see her work, check her out on Open Sea and Foundation. Last but not least, check out Judy's radio show on KBCS 91.3. If you want to stay in the loop and learn about exciting NFT artists, make sure to follow The Outer Realm on your favorite podcast app. Do you like our talks? Leave a rating and a review! To stay in touch and connect with me, follow me here:

Traci talks with Roz Huang, CEO/Co-Founder of Athena Music & Wellness Therapy and CEO of Dandelion Global, and Angelo Molino, co-founder of Athena Music & Wellness Therapy and early-childhood music educator, about the mission behind their music and their new app, TuneWell. TuneWell provides clinically proven music therapy songs, videos, and exercises to improve mental health and wellness. The content is all personalized and developed by music therapists to reduce stress, increase focus, and calm the body and mind. Not only do they discuss music therapy’s use in mental health, but also its’ beneficial effects on children with autism.

Recently appointed CEO of TrueFire Studios Owen Grover joins us today to talk about their industry-leading online guitar education platform, which boasts over 3 million learners. For touring musicians sidelined by the pandemic, TrueFire provides a rare new revenue stream. The conversation veers into a broader media discussion as Grover and Host Chris Peterson, both former iHeartMedia execs, dig in on a variety of hot button topics.Get a quick rundown on the day's biggest media/tech stories by subscribing to our newsletter, "Take a Break with Kindred Media" here (https://linktr.ee/KindredMediaHQ).

From running a car dealership to the live music business, you’ll get to meet a good friend on this episode, Tommy Williams. We run through some stories of days gone by. He currently runs a multipurpose venue in the heart of Birmingham— WorkPlay. It is one of the South's premier concert venues, plus houses 2 full recording studios, private event spaces and a perfectly acoustically balanced, film and television soundstage WorkPlay has 2 main concert halls and office space. The pandemic affected Tommy and his organization, but they can’t wait to get artists back into shows. We talk about ethics in business and walked down memory lane of some of the great people coming through Workplay like Bob Dylan. Tune in!

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JB Barnett has worked hard to be able to play music for a living, and he wasn't about to let closed venues keep him from doing what he loved still. In this episode you'll hear the story of how JB went from playing live music venues to now streaming from Facebook into households every single night. He talks about how it's stretching him, and even exciting him, as an artist. We talk about the way he's thinking about music in the future because of this and one simple thing that anyone can do to help support a local recording artist.JB Barnett is a singer/songwriter from Houston, TX. Often compared to the likes of Jack Johnson and John Mayer, JB Barnett's music is a fusion of soulful melodies with catchy, witty, and inspiring lyrics. He writes, performs, records, produces, mixes, and masters each of his own songs. Connect with JB:  fb.com/jbbarnettmusic | Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/5TfWNqN9VWjl8pVttmUxUj | Instgram.com/jbbarnettmusic | jbbarnettmusic.comConnect with Justin: fb.com/kellerthinks | instagram.com/kellerthinks | twitter.com/kellerthinks | text "BRILLIANT" to 33777 to sign up for the Fight For Brilliance Newsletter | Brightsidechats.com

BBC Inspirations 2018 nominee Jorge Bergero is the principal cellist at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. He also plays for people in care homes, prisons and refugee camps, with his organisation Música para el alma, or Music for the Soul. The organisation now boasts 2,500 members - all professional musicians. Emily Webb spoke with Jorge two years after his nomination. Presenter: Emily Webb Producer: Maryam Maruf Picture: Jorge Bergero Credit: Agustín Benencia

In today's episode, I wanted to celebrate 50 episodes in style by bringing someone who's work has had a profound impact on generations of musicians: bass player and author of The Inner Game of Music, Barry Green.  I'm very happy and honored that Barry accepted to be on the show to have this very, very important conversation with me because his authentic approach to music-making has inspired and influenced thousands of musicians and redefined careers throughout the years. In today's conversation, Barry talks about some principles of the Inner Game, including what we should focus on, why we need to “Turn Up the Music” and how this simple act can transform our playing and change our life, how we can reach a state of relaxed concentration, how effective experience-lead learning is, and how to set effective goals. He expands further on: How “When you are playing the inner game, the quality of your experience becomes just as important as your actual success.” How the only game we have control over is doing what we do best How putting our focus on the things that we can control means that we can experience what we're doing fully How we can reach the state of relaxed concentration using: Awareness techniques (what we see, hear, feel, etc.) Commitment techniques (how well we prepare) Trust skills (physical memory and advanced preparation) Experience-lead learning: “Do” instructions VS “Awareness” instructions Having more fun and accomplishing more while practicing Setting productive and effective goals It was a true honor to have Barry on the show and I hope you enjoy his wisdom as much as I did and walk away inspired and motivated! TURN THE METRONOME ON AND START PRACTICING BETTER AND LEARNING FASTER RIGHT NOW!!! GET YOUR FREE METRONOME GUIDE TODAY AT www.mindoverfinger.com   MORE ABOUT BARRY: Website: https://www.innergameofmusic.com/ YouTube videos featuring Barry and Inner Game principles: HERE   Barry Green, a native Californian, served as Principal Bassist of the Cincinnati Symphony for 28 years, and more recently Principal Bassist of the California Symphony and ‘Sun Valley, Idaho Summer Symphony. As former Executive Director of the International Society of Bassists, he is currently living in San Diego while teaching at the U. of Calif. Santa Cruz and active as a bass soloist, clinician and motivational speaker. Examples of his lectures can be found on his website at: www.innergameofmusic.com. Green was the first bass soloist ever to solo with the Cincinnati Symphony in 1970 when he commissioned Frank Proto to write the Concerto for Bass and Orchestra conducted by Erich Kunzel. He has since twice appeared with the Cincinnati Symphony under the late Maestro Thomas Schippers who personally commissioned the Frank Proto Violin and Double Bass Concerto (with Ruggiero Ricci). In 1993 Green performed Jon Deak's concerto Jack and the Beanstalk conducted by Jesus Lopez-Cobos. He most recently performed the Deak concerto in February 2005 with the US Air Force Band in Washington DC, Constitution Hall and Duluth Symphony. Barry is known for his creative and eclectic ‘Green Machine' and “Green Man” concerts including the bass in jazz, folk, rock, funk, hip-hop contemporary and world music in combination with, dance, voice, art and theater.   Green has written three books on the ‘mind-body and spirit' of performing musicians. He is author of the Doubleday book The Inner Game of Music, with W. Timothy Gallwey, and DVD (1986) which deals with musicians reaching their potential in performance and learning which has sold over 250,000 copies worldwide. He has written seven Inner Game of Music Workbooks published by GIA Music for keyboard, voice, instruments and ensembles. Green's 2nd book, The Mastery of Music, Ten Pathways to True Artistry was published by Broadway/Doubleday in May 2003. The Mastery of Music is based on interviews with over 120 world famous musicians on topics of courage, passion, creativity, discipline, humility etc. It deals with qualities of greatness from the human spirit that transcend all professions. Jazz and classical artists interviewed include Dave Brubeck, Bobby McFerrin, Joshua Bell, Frederica von Stade, Christopher Parkening, Evelyn Glennie, Gary Karr, Jeffrey Kahane and many more. Green's most recent book (and DVD) is called Bringing Music to Life and was published by GIA Music. The book is exploring three techniques of breath, pulse and movement that allow the musician to channel expression through their bodies. This work is based on exploring creativity and inspiration through collaboration with the great improvisation cellist David Darling and his organization called Music for People.   If you enjoyed the show, please leave a review on iTunes!  I truly appreciate your support! Visit www.mindoverfinger.com for information about past and future podcasts, and for more resources on mindful practice. Join the Mind Over Finger Tribe here!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindoverfingertribe/     THANK YOU: Most sincere thank you to composer Jim Stephenson who graciously provided the show's musical theme!  Concerto #1 for Trumpet and Chamber Orchestra – Movement 2: Allegro con Brio, performed by Jeffrey Work, trumpet, and the Lake Forest Symphony, conducted by Jim Stephenson. Also a HUGE thank you to my fantastic producer, Bella Kelly!   MIND OVER FINGER: www.mindoverfinger.com https://www.facebook.com/mindoverfinger/ https://www.instagram.com/mindoverfinger/    

The career of Anna MacDonald, a London-based musician and doctor, changed when she visited an orphanage in Iraq in 2014. The experience compelled her and colleague Alyson Frazier to establish a charity called Play for Progress, which helps children and young people who have made it to the UK as a single refugees, without family or support. Play for Progress gives them the opportunity to immerse themselves in music, play instruments and learn to compose. It’s a wonderful outlet for children who, in many cases, have been through highly traumatic experiences and can sometimes struggle to express themselves. Anna tells the story behind Play for Progress as well as her other organisation, the Association for Exiled Scots. Interviewed by Fraser Allen of White Light Media in the Caledonian Club, London.

Meet Nicolina Logan and Renee Henn, professional musicians and co-founders of the Burbank Chamber Music Society. Friends since their freshman year of college at UCLA, Nicolina and Renee wanted to not only continue working and playing together, but to bring the intimate setting of chamber music to Burbank, California. The Burbank Chamber Music Society is in its second year and kicks off its new season this Saturday, August 24. Listen in as we talk about their musical backgrounds, how the society came about, and the work it takes to start, organize, and promote a group like this. We also discuss being a woman in the music industry, how mindset is important as a performer and session musician, and that finding a great mentor is one of the best things you can do for yourself as a professional. And if you live in LA and are free on Saturday, come join us at the concert! You can pick up your tickets online through their site at www.burbankchambermusicsociety.org. Where to Find the Burbank Chamber Music Society: Facebook: www.facebook.com/burbankchambermusicsociety Instagram: @burbankchambermusicsociety Online: www.burbankchambermusicsociety.org Broken Glass Media Services Are you looking for a virtual assistant who understands release schedules, copyrights, licensing, and other aspects of the music industry? Or how about someone who can write, proofread, and content edit your music industry themed blog posts, articles, and business documents? You're in the right place! Broken Glass Media has officially launched service offerings specific to the music industry! Visit the services page at brokenglassmediallc.com/work-with-me to learn about services in business writing, virtual assistance, and social media. Support the Podcast! Do you love this podcast? Do you want to hear more actionable advice, interviews with kickass women, stay up-to-date on the music industry, and get some swag? Head on over to our Patreon page to become a Patron today. With several tiers available, there are options for every budget. Visit www.patreon.com/thebrokenglasspodcast to become a Patron and help us help you! The Broken Glass Collective Don't forget to join the Broken Glass Collective Facebook group! We're growing each and every day to provide a community for women in music to gather online, to collaborate, and to share goals, dreams, and success. Hear Yourself on the Podcast! Are you interested in being a guest on the podcast? Do you know someone who might be a great fit for the podcast? Fill out our Podcast Guest Submission form to be considered as a guest on the podcast!

Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles joins Dane “On The Road” to talk 2019 Brickyard 400. Hear as Doug shares the music of Florida Georgia line and many other artists as part of the iconic Nascar race weekend at Indy.  Hear about the 2nd BC39 dirt track race and the support for its namesake and […]

Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles joins Dane “On The Road” to talk 2019 Brickyard 400. Hear as Doug shares the music of Florida Georgia line and many other artists as part of the iconic Nascar race weekend at Indy.  Hear about the 2nd BC39 dirt track race and the support for its namesake and […]

Bringing music and recovery into our prisons: Jay Dow talks about his journey as a musician, addiction, recovery and finding his purpose in life. Jay is the founder of Sober Motor Company and provides a music workshop on addiction for those who are living in rehabs, sober living, jails and prisons. Jay is a part of the leading group of like-minded individuals who are bridging the gap between addiction and the societal stigma placed on mental health issues.

The very first episode of Bringing Music To Life!

In this episode of Bringing Music to Life, Angelina Frugoli interviews Jared Krumm all about how he started making music and the process he goes through for each song.

On the next episode of Bringing Music to Life, host Bradley Kim interviews DJ Don Detta about how he breaks boundaries beat by beat. Stay tuned to hear how Don Detta makes the beats behind music and the important aspects to it.

https://leanmusician.com/podcast Barry Green is a writer, performer and teacher. He was principal bassist for the Cincinnati symphony for 28 years. He’s coached hundreds and hundreds of people on their performance, not just the practical but the inner game. He’s an endlessly fascinated and inspiring musician who’s been on a lifelong quest and exploration of musical mastery. He’s the perfect guest for us to have on. In this episode we discuss, among other things: Barry's 3 books: Mastery of Music, Bringing Music to Life and The Inner Game of Music How Barry became involved in the Inner Game and then how he applied it to music The principles of the Inner Game How Barry has worked with these principles in other professions as well as music The principle of ‘relaxed concentration’ that creates optimal performance How to practice using inner game principles How to deal with distraction and increase your focus The importance of detail and paying attention and more...

Flute 360 | Episode 10: “An Interview with Dr. Sam Hood” (1:16:12) Today, Heidi talks with Dr. Sam Hood about his thesis research, “The Flutist’s MAPP (Movement Applications for Practice and Performance): A Dalcrozian Approach to Flute Pedagogy.” Sam talks about Dalcroze’s method and how it led him to his thesis topic. In addition, he discusses three exercises (tap the balloon, arm flute walking music, and “hoopbrato”) that flutists can incorporate within their own practice session! Episode 10 – Main Points: Background of “The Flutist’s MAPP” (2:40) Sam’s Teachers: Bonnie Jacobi, Fritz Anders, & Dr. Lisa Garner Santa Who is Jaques-Dalcroze? (5:41) Dalcroze’s Violin Concerto (6:04) Alexander Technique (8:11) Eurhythmics (8:47) Sam’s takeaway – it’s a personal experience Teaching Music In The Twenty-First Century by Robert Abramson, et al (11:19) A Soprano on Her Head: Right-Side-Up Reflections on Life and Other Performances by Eloise Ristad (12:50) Resources for Listeners – please see below (14:00) Rhythm and Life: The Work of Emile Jaques-Dalcroze by Irwin Spector (15:40) Dalcroze Videos – please see below (16:30) William Westney at Texas Tech University (18:08) Dalcroze foundation to “The Flutist’s MAPP” (20:26) Three Aspects (22:18) 1.) Improvisation 2.) Time, Space, & Energy 3.) Rhythmic Layers Rhythm and Movement: Applications of Dalcroze Eurhythmics by Elsa Findlay (23:40) 2ndAspect – Time, Space, and Energy (30:18) 3rdAspect – Rhythmic Layers (35:04) 1.) The pulse of the piece (36:00) 2.) The breath (37:03) 3.) The fingers (39:38) Bringing Music to Life by Barry Green (40:02) 4.) The tongue (43:35) Try learning the music without your flute. (45:34) “The Flutist’s Mapp” Exercises – please see videos below 1.) Tap the Balloon (47:27) 2.) Arm Flute Walking Music (52:01) 3.) “Hoopbrato” (1:00:23) Episode 10 – Resources Mentioned: Books: Teaching Music In The Twenty-First Century by Robert Abramson, et al A Soprano on Her Head: Right-Side-Up Reflections on Life and Other Performances by Eloise Ristad Rhythm and Life: The Work of Emile Jaques-Dalcroze by Irwin Spector Rhythm and Movement: Applications of Dalcroze Eurhythmics by Elsa Findlay Bringing Music to Life by Barry Green Rhythm, Music and Education by Jaques-Dalcroze Emile YouTube Videos: Fritz Anders Dalcroze Eurhythmics with Lisa Parker Dalcroze Eurhythmics Skipping Game with Greg Ristow Dalcroze Eurhythmics Stopping-Starting Quick Reaction with Greg Ristow Dalcroze Eurhythmics Jumping Game with Greg Ristow Sam Hood’s Videos: Video 1 – Time, Space, & Energy Video 2 – Tap the Balloon Video 3 – Arm Flute Walking Music Video 4 – “Hoopbrato” Contact Information: Sam Hood’s Website: https://samuelhood.com Sam Hood’s E-mail: hood.samuelj@gmail.com Heidi Kay Begay’s Website: https://heidikaybegay.com Heidi Kay Begay’s E-mail: heidikaybegay@gmail.com Flute 360's Sponsor: J&K Productions: https://jaykayproductions.media

Reverb Director Molly Fannin helps operate one of Chicago’s most musical startups. It’s a platform for trading musical equipment, but now it’s expanding. The company gives back with Reverb Foundation with a mission to create more musicians. You can get involved! Reverb is joining hands with Salesforce, Girls Rock! and a host of musicians. Scott Kitun discusses how music makes tech, education and business more worthwhile.

The surprise release of a collection of songs by Celia Mancini is the result of a project orchestrated by the musician herself, shortly before her sudden death last September. Melbourne-based archivist Glen Brewer worked with Celia before her death, after which he took over the project and ensured its completion.

Parlour is a company bringing artists and music fans together by helping to organise gigs in your lounge. Kirsten Johnstone speaks to co-founder Matt Walters.

SUMMER SPECIAL! Belvy Klein, Co-Founder of Riis Park Beach Bazaar and Brooklyn Night Bazaar, steps on to the New York Launch Pod to discuss what it’s like to bring music, food, drink, vendors, and fun to the beach and at its famous night market. After winning a request for proposal (RFP) late spring of 2015, Belvy Klein and his co-founder Aaron Broudo did not have a lot of time to invigorate the sleepy Rockaway Beach with life. But armed with the out-of-the-box thinking that Brooklyn Bazaar LLC, the parent company, is known for, Belvy and Aaron were able to transform Riis Park into a tourist destination that caught the eye of the New York Post as the number one item on its summer bucket list and the second best beach in America as rated by Yahoo! Travel. Rather than selling traditional food on the beach, Riis Park Beach Bazaar draws in visitors with an exciting mix of local food, vendors, free live music, and programming on a daily basis. With a unique location that captures the benefits of a beautiful beach and the vistas of Manhattan, New Yorkers have been flocking by car, bus, train, ferry, and bicycle. The result for the first season of the Riis Park Beach Bazaar was a 140% increase in attendance over the previous year. Belvy also talks about the forthcoming return of the Brooklyn Bazaar to the former Polonaise Terrace and the many exciting new features that his company is bringing to the former wedding venue. After starting at the DeKalb Market in Downtown Brooklyn and moving to Williamsburg then to Greenpoint this will be the fourth iteration of the popular Night Bazaar that utilizes the company’s recipe of live music, food, drink, vendors, and fun. In the episode, Belvy also talks about how the company has grown, how the Bazaar has been a springboard for its vendors, what it is like to be an independent concert venue in New York City and what it was like to lose the former space on Banker Street to BMW. Listen to the episode to get an inside look at what it is like to do business at the beach with the unpredictability of mother nature, and how Riis Park Beach Bazaar was able to gain the support of the local community by having a year round presence, and hear Belvy address criticism that his company is gentrifying the beach.   Transcript of the episode available here: http://nylaun.ch/rpbazaarTR More on Riis Park Beach Bazaar and Brooklyn Bazaar: http://riisparkbeachbazaar.com/  http://bkbazaar.com/

Is meditation a challenge for you?  What part does inspirational music play in your life?  How can you raise your awareness and live a full life?  Can you also live in a like minded community and share your gifts?David Eby, musician and co-star in the film Finding Happiness will be sharing how to live in a like minded community.  He also will be sharing how music and meditation can raise our inspiration and awareness in this everchanging world.For more information visit:  www.davidebymusic.com  

We’re featuring double bassist Barry Green on Contrabass Conversations this week. In addition to being an influential bassist and teacher (he served as Principal Bass for the Cincinnati Symphony for 28 years, has written many method books, and currently teaches in the San Francisco Bay Area), Barry is the well-known author of The Inner Game of Music, The Mastery of Music, and Bringing Music to Life.