Podcast appearances and mentions of Charles Owen

The British pianist Charles Owen has made some fine recordings, securing a quartet of Gramophone Editor's Choice accolades for albums of Poulenc, Jonathan Dove, Liszt and, with the violinist Augustin Hadelich, a collection of Czech music. Now, for Avie, he turns his attention to the music of Robert Schumann from the 1830s, including Carnaval, Papillons, the Intermezzi Op 4 and the Abegg Variations. James Jolly caught up with Charles recently in London to talk about the album, how Schumann's fascination with the duality of his character infuses these early works, and also about the luxury of recording in a beautiful restored barn deep in The Cotswolds without having to worry about the strict timetable of a commercial recording studio.

Danielle Santos is VP of sales for Charles Owens. The company and its worldwide reputation for the safety and quality of its products is indebted to the late Professor Roy Burek, who passed away in 2019. The grandson of Charles Owen, Roy was dynamic in leading industry research, studying traumatic brain injury and setting new standards for safety technology. Charles Owen's design engineers continue to innovate and develop new exciting products using his research and expert knowledge.

 Breeze Smith plays drums, percussion and creates electronic live-looping. An improvisational drummer, instrument designer/builder, visual artist/designer and sound sculptor, he has completed several commissions for sculptures, paintings, designs and soundtracks. His growing interest in experimental/improvised music and his ever-expanding search for new sounds led him to incorporate his metal sound sculptures into his drum/percussion universe.Breeze says his journey of musical expression has gifted him with opportunities to create with so many  including Dwight Trible, Stan Smith, Scott Heustis, David Ornette Cherry, Justo Almario, Ralph Miles Jones lll, Roberto Miranda, Neneh Cherry, Rod Poole, Hannibal Lakumbe, Dianne McIntyre, Roger Hines, Dwight Trible, Trevor Ware, John Beasley, Billy Childs, Charles Owen, Maggie Brown, Eric Barber, Tony Green, Andre Caporaso, Thomas Hamasu, Eddie Ray & Co, Willie Pooch Blues Band AND duos with his wife, dancer/vocalist Cheryl Banks-Smith.Breeze will perform with his band, Cosmic Vibrations at The World Stage May 31. You can connect with Breeze to inquire about, or to purchase, his music or art at:       www.breezemuse.com/about   www.instagram.com/breezemuse888

On our 147th episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, in partnership this month with Charles Owen, we speak to British dressage Olympian Richard Davison. He talks about Britain's chances at the Paris 2024 Olympics, plus why he loves the sport. We hope you will enjoy listening.

Danielle Santos is VP of sales for Charles Owens. The company and its worldwide reputation for the safety and quality of its products is indebted to the late Professor Roy Burek, who passed away in 2019. The grandson of Charles Owen, Roy was dynamic in leading industry research, studying traumatic brain injury and setting new standards for safety technology. Charles Owen's design engineers continue to innovate and develop new exciting products using his research and expert knowledge.

Lovely people from across the classical music industry share their reflections on the year gone by, and look forward to the year ahead. Hear thoughts and recommendations from violinist Fenella Humphreys, pianist Charles Owen, Roger Wright, London Chamber Orchestra's Jocelyn Lightfoot, Manchester Camerata's Bob Riley and Manchester Collective's Rakhi Singh.

Patreon Bonus Episode 2. Anarcho-capitalist Charles Owen debates his libertarian conception of property rights with Marxist theorist Michael Acuña on The Value of Everything podcast. (Originally aired 29 January 2017) Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/common-ruin/support

Katya Apekisheva has earnt her place as one of Europe's most renowned pianists. Grammophone Magazine described her as a “profoundly gifted artist”. She's performed across the world in auspicious venues including London's Wigmore Hall, and appears on multiple albums. This week, her latest album with fellow pianist Charles Owen is released on the Orchid Classics label, featuring the music of Poulenc, Debussy and Milhaud.  Katya talks about her upbringing and tuition at the tail end of the Soviet system, her collaborations with Charles and other musicians, plus introduces a diverse selection of works that have shaped her musical inspiration and career development. This interview was recorded at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Townsville earlier this year. Festival director Jack Liebeck curated a delightful schedule of concerts, talks and other events for his second year as artistic director, bringing artists together from around Australia and all over the world. The next AFCM takes place from 26 July to 4 August 2024.

Danielle Santos is VP of sales for Charles Owens. The company and its worldwide reputation for the safety and quality of its products is indebted to the late Professor Roy Burek, who passed away in 2019. The grandson of Charles Owen, Roy was dynamic in leading industry research, studying traumatic brain injury and setting new standards for safety technology. Charles Owen's design engineers continue to innovate and develop new exciting products using his research and expert knowledge.

Acclaimed pianists, Charles Owen and Moscow-born Katya Apekisheva, started the London Piano Festival at Kings Place in 2016 as a way of bringing together pianists from around the world.  Pianists tend to practice and play in isolation so it can be a lonely profession and this is a much-loved opportunity for them to come together and share their passion for their instrument and its music. Between 5th and 8th October this year's festival is celebrating the 150th birth of Rachmaninov and the centenary of the less well-known but hugely significant and ground-breaking Hungarian musician, Gryorgy Ligeti.   We hear about Rachmaninov's lasting legacy - Katya and Charles will perform his major two piano works - and Charles and Katya will be joined by dazzling British musicians Danny Hammond and Clare Driver for ‘Ligeti 100: The Devil's Staircase'.  Charles and Katya tell us about other performances in store, including jazz with Polish phenomenon Leszek Motżdżer and a portrait of Rachmaninov in exile by Lucy Parham, narrated by Tim McInnerny. The master pianist and extraordinary, original showman from Ukraine, Vadym Kholodenko, will perform work by Liszt, Beetoven, Adès and the Ukrainian composer Silvestrov. What comes through our conversation is the palpable joy and exuberance that Katya and Charles feel when playing the piano and we have a fascinating conversation about how strong their hands have to be and much more.  For all music lovers this is a festival not be missed. We also round up what's happening in the art world – Marina Abramović's astonishing show at the Royal Academy, cementing her reputation as the greatest and most courageous performance artist alive today, Sarah Lucas's new show ‘Happy Gas' at Tate Britain and ‘Celebrating Picasso Today: Infinite Modernism', a show of new and modern works at London's Almine Rech Gallery to honour Picasso 50 years after his death. The London Piano Festival:  Kings Place from 5th to 8th October https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/london-piano-festival/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpc-oBhCGARIsAH6ote_SpwZbkOqCM2s7QO4fhXoL2ggg1UzdDQcd_-U5Ro-A-VP2VFC6bA4aAolkEALw_wcB This episode is brought to you thanks to our sponsor, Lomi, the compact, countertop ‘smart waste' appliance that can process food waste into plant food.  Go to uk.lomi.com to receive a discount of £50 by entering the code breakout at the check-out. 

State Rep interviews are important because no matter what state you live in, there is always something similar going on in another state that may have some legislation around it that may be coming to your state. And since right now our Federal Government is running amuck, we need every state to exercise it's 10th amendment rights to find ways to thrive and withstand laws in DC that are hurting our Nation. In Louisiana Representative Owen is always fighting for his district, freedom, and veterans. Hear it in this interview. And see or hear if any of his ideas for Louisiana are coming to a state near you. The podcast version of this interview is available on all podcast apps and WITH BONUS CONTENT FROM CPAC

“Find what you're best at and do that” Holly Cullen-Davies is a pianist, singer, choir leader, environmental campaigner and curator. Holly has been performing regularly since the age of six and working as a freelance musician for over fifteen years. She studied at the CNR de Lyon, France, The Royal Northern College of Music and The Guildhall School of Music and Drama studying with Kasia Borowiak, Carole Presland, Charles Owen and Martin Roscoe. She set up Live Junction which received an Emerging Excellence Award from Help Musicians UK in 2013 and The Kids' Concert Company which has been funded by The Arts Council for the last 4 years to take professional concerts in to primary schools. More recently she set up Concerts Don't Cost The Earth to bring together the two things she is most passionate about: live music and protecting the planet for our next generation. Concerts Don't Cost The Earth supports both musicians and our precious world at the same time. You can find out more about how to support it or get involved here: www.concertsdontcosttheearth.org Time Line 00.00 - 00.44 Intro 00.45 - 05.13 Introducing Holly Cullen-Davies 05.17 - 07.20 The inspiration behind 'Concerts Don't Cost The Earth' 07.35 - 09.02 The role music can play in having difficult conversations about the climate 09.05 - 12.45 Holly's musical journey 12.46 - 16.16 Introducing classical music to unusual spaces 17.12 - 21.46 Holly introduces and plays Chick Corea's Children Song no. 6  21.48 - 24.15 The element of surprise and the juxtaposition of unusual things 25.10 - 26.54 The etymology of ‘concert' 26.55 - 31.37 What fuels Holly's activism? 32.22 - 34.47 Find what you're best at and do that: being the change you want to see 34.50 - 36.01 Subsidise the trains campaign - an activist's song 36.03 - 41.27 Holly introduces and plays Alberto Ginastera's Danza del gaucho matrero (Dance of the outlaw cowboy) from Danzas Argentinas 41.30 - 43.50  How people can organise a ‘Concert Don't Cost The Earth' concert 44.00 - 47.34  David introduces ‘pogging' 47.35 - 48.00  Outro Quotes “I've always loved the intimate concerts… up close… where you can hear the workings of the instrument.” (Holly) “Concerts Don't Cost The Earth exist to start conversations about the climate crisis through the power of music.” (Holly) “What I really got a kick out of was introducing classical music to people that didn't usually hear it and putting it in spaces where you didn't usually hear it. I did a lot of gigs early on where I was the classical act in a cabaret of other acts and it kind of blew people away.” (Holly) “I hate people looking at a programme during a concert. I think that's a shame for them to be sidetracked. I'm hoping that I'm compelling enough as a pianist that they're just listening.” (Holly) I want people to feel the breath, the moment between the pieces and not know what's coming next.” (Holly) “Every percentage of a degree is absolutely critical and going over 1.5 or certainly going over 2.0 degrees will have catastrophic runaway effects that could lead to the end of all life on earth.” (Holly) “When we do risk assessment in other parts of life: medicine, building bridges, flying aeroplanes… we don't take risks. If the scientists are saying this could be a disaster, we don't administer that drug, we don't build that bridge, we don't fly that aeroplane. And the risk here (climate) is huge. And the answer is we have to stop using fossil fuels… we have to phase them out completely by 2030.” (Holly) Links Holly Cullen Davies (Guest) Web: https://www.concertsdontcosttheearth.org/ Web: http://www.hollycullendavies.com/ Instagram @daviesanddaughters Instagram @thulamamalondon David Pearl (Host) Web: https://www.davidpearl.net Web: https://wanderfulpodcast.com Twitter: @davidpearlhere Instagram: davidpearl_here Andrew Paine (Producer & Audio Engineer) Twitter: @ItPainesMe

Our 135th episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, which is currently supported by Charles Owen, features an exclusive interview with young grand prix dressage rider Annabella Pidgley. She talks about her whirlwind journey since taking on Charlotte Dujardin's former ride Gio. We'll then hear from British Equestrian Trade Association executive director Claire Williams, who clears up some mysteries around helmet standards and what to look for when buying a new helmet. We hope you will enjoy listening.

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/christian-studies

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/british-studies

Aidan Enright holds a PhD in History from Queen's University Belfast and is an Associate Researcher and Part-Time Lecturer in History at Leeds Beckett University, where he teaches Modern British History and he is also a Teacher of Social Sciences at University of Bradford International College. In this interview, he discusses his first book, Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: Landlordism, Liberal Catholicism and Unionism in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Four Courts, 2022) This book uncovers the world of Charles Owen O'Conor, the O‘Conor Don (1838–1906), one of the most prominent Catholic landlords and Liberal MPs of his generation. The scion of the last high king of Ireland and one of a long line of politically active O'Conors, he was a wealthy, fair-minded landlord who served as MP for his native County Roscommon between 1860 and 1880. In parliament, he supported reforms in education, juvenile care, factory law, Sunday closing, the Irish language and landownership. However, as a loyalist, unionist and imperialist, he was out of step with the mood and aims of popular Irish nationalism, especially on the issue of home rule. Indeed, although he was a devout Catholic, proud Irishman and critic of the union, his liberal Catholic and unionist outlook ensured that he became an increasingly marginalized figure as Irish politics polarized along Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist lines. Charles Owen O'Conor, the O'Conor Don: landlordism, liberal Catholicism and unionism in nineteenth-century Ireland is published by Four Courts Press. Aidan Beatty is a historian at the Frederick Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cellist and IMS Artistic Director Steven Isserlis explores the creative vision behind IMS Prussia Cove. With contributions from some of the many musicians who are associated with the creative spirit of the music seminars: Thomas Adès, Adrian Brendel, Dame Imogen Cooper, Robin Ireland, András Keller, Ulrika-Anima Mathé, Krysia Osostowicz, Charles Owen, and András Schiff and Yuuko Shiokawa. Artistic Director: Steven Isserlis  @StevenIsserlis Contributors in order of appearance: Charles Owen Ulrika-Anima Mathé Imogen Cooper Robin Ireland Krysia Osostowicz Adrian Brendel András Schiff Thomas Adès András Keller Yuuko Shiokawa Music in order of appearance: Brahms Op.111 played by the Salzburg Camerata, conducted by Sándor Végh. Schubert Piano Sonata in A, played by Charles Owen, 2013/4 at the Wigmore Hall. Rachmaninov's second Trio Élégiaque in D minor, Op. 9, played by Steven Isserlis, with Sini Simonen and Charles Owen, IMS Prussia Cove, St Hilary Church, 12th September 2020. György and Marta Kurtág playing ‘Dirge' from 'Games', by Kurtág, IMS, April 2004. Bach-Kurtág transcriptions played by György and Marta Kurtág, IMS, April 2004. Brahms Quintet Op. 34 Sandor Végh; Keiko Wataya; Garfield Jackson; Marcy Rosen; and András Schiff, recorded at an Open Chamber Music concert in St Ives, Cornwall, 22 September 1979. György and Marta Kurtág playing ‘Bells. Hommage a Stravinsky' from ‘Games' by Kurtág, IMS, April 2004. Bach Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, Gigue played by Sándor Végh. Haydn String Quartet No. 26 in G Minor, Op. 20 No. 3, Minuet: Allegretto played by the Végh Quartet. Narrator: Samuel West @exitthelemming Series Producer: Melissa FitzGerald @Melissafitzg With thanks to Chris Doggett for the archive digitisation. Special thanks to Capriccio for the use of the recording of the Brahms Op.111 played by the Salzburg Camerata, conducted by Sándor Végh. Cover Artwork: Bananadesign Ltd Follow us on Instagram @ims_pc Twitter @ims_pc www.i-m-s.org.uk  

Patreon Bonus Episode 1. Charles Owen moderates a debate between Marxist theorist Michael Acuña and Anarchist scholar Benjamin Smith on The Value of Everything podcast. (Originally aired 9 July 2017)  Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/common-ruin/support

Musical America's 2018 "Instrumentalist of the Year," Augustin Hadelich is easily one of the premier violinists of our time. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Hadelich previews his new album Bohemian Tales (Warner Classics), which includes the rousing concerto by Dvorák (a work he performed with the Toledo Symphony in 2017). Also on the disc: works for piano (Charles Owen) and violin from two other Czech masters, Leos Janácek and Josef Suk. Augustin Hadelich's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AugustinHadelichViolin Photo Credit: Augustin Hadelich by Paul Glickman

Co-artistic directors and international pianists, Katya Apekisheva and Charles Owen, share their thinking behind another action-packed weekend celebrating the diverse world of the classical piano, drawing on film, poetry and the rarefied world of mathematics. Find more information at: londonpianofestival.com katyaapekisheva.com and charlesowen.net If you enjoy this conversation, please subscribe, check out our other great episodes, and even better leave us a review. You can also follow us on social media and sign up to our mailing list at www.polyphonyarts.com/mailing-list  for updates and news about Music Works and Polyphony Arts. Music Works is generously supported by Allianz Musical Insurance, the UK's No. 1 musical instrument insurer.

Charles Owen's latest recording for Avie is of the First Book, Switzerland from Franz Liszt's Années de pèlerinage ('Years of wandering). Charles talks to James Jolly about how he took the opportunity to return to the work during the long, quiet months of lockdown, how he performed the work in his first concerts with an audience and how he became drawn into Liszt's world as the composer-pianist travelled throughout Europe. This week's Gramophone Podcast is in association with Leipzig – the City of Music, where in June and July 2022 the Leipzig Opera Festival will focus on the music of Wagner. For full information at visit wagner22.de 

Charlotte Lutener - Class 15 - Charles Owen Advanced Medium Silver 29th June 2021

State Representative Charles "Chuck" Owen District 30 has some very interesting legislation that I think you will like. He has an approach to legislation that is refreshing. And he is a member of the new Louisiana Conservative Caucus.  To see my interviews on video, please see me on Facebook and You Tube at "William Wallis For America"    

William Fox-Pitt is one of the biggest names in eventing and one of the most successful, with a career spanning 30 years. He is the only rider to have won five out of the six CCI5* events around the world, including winning Burghley an incredible six times and Badminton twice. William has also won three Olympic medals, seven team gold European medals and was the first British rider to become eventing’s World No 1 in 2002, which he went on to achieve again in 2009, 2010 and 2014. In 2015, a bad fall left William in a coma for two weeks, but he still managed to come back to the top of his game and compete at the 2016 Rio Olympics, producing the best result in the British team with Chilli Morning. Now aged 52 William is a little more laid back, but as hungry as ever for success William lives in Dorset with his wife, ITV racing presenter, Alice Plunkett and their four children. William took time out of his busy schedule to give an exclusive interview to Charles Owen to talk about life, his horses, his career and his family. In this podcast he talks about: · Only being allowed to speak French in the car with his parents! · His first Burghley win aged 25 and how that put him on the road to success · The incredible horses that helped him stay at the top of his sport for so long · Teaching Madonna to ride and hanging out with her celebrity buddies · How he came back from his ‘freak fall’ in 2015 and why he never doubted he would make it to Rio · What keeps him motivated aged 52 and how he keeps in mental and physical shape · Why over analysis is the enemy of eventing · Why he won’t leave the start box without a neck strap · How he deals with his nerves when competing · The chaos and joy of having four kids · What makes him happy · Regretting blowing his winnings! We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets William loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Taking time out of his busy schedule of being a UK Ambassador for Steinway and Professor of Piano at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, concert pianist Charles Owen had a chat with me on the one-year anniversary of the UK lockdown. Charles reminisces about fond times performing at Fidelio café in the summer of 2020 as well as performing down in Cornwall for the St Endellion Festival and International Music Seminar at Prussia Cove before the mess of the pandemic; in addition to challenges that pianists and concert-goers face in the future. As another guest with a liking to 1000-piece puzzles, we talk about the parallels between that, literature, and music-making.   Like what you hear? Buy the podcast a coffee! ko-fi.com/asitcomespod   Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe. Give us a like and a follow on Facebook and Instagram @asitcomespod.     Photo credit: Sim Canetty-Clarke   Mentioned in this episode:   Charlesowen.net Instagram: @charlesowenpiano   Johannes Brahms: A Biography by Jan Swafford https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/479146.Johannes_Brahms

What is the difference in bike and riding helmets and why are riding helmets so expensive? Matt Stewart, Head of Innovation at Charles Owen helps us answer that question. Auditor Jordan Gray takes her first driving lesson with a Knabstrupper leading the way and Ema Klugman from Jumper Nation talks WEF, the EHV outbreak in Europe, and British riders' frustration with Brexit impacting the movement of horses. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2640 – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief; Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures; Coach Jenn: producer, Chaos Control Officer.Picture: Auditor Jordan GrayTitle Sponsor: Kemin Equine, Learn more at Kemin.com/leakygutGuest: Ema Klugman from Jumper NationGuest: Auditor Jordan GrayGuest: Matt Stewart - Head of Innovation for Charles OwenThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

What is the difference in bike and riding helmets and why are riding helmets so expensive? Matt Stewart, Head of Innovation at Charles Owen helps us answer that question. Auditor Jordan Gray takes her first driving lesson with a Knabstrupper leading the way and Ema Klugman from Jumper Nation talks WEF, the EHV outbreak in Europe, and British riders' frustration with Brexit impacting the movement of horses. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2640 – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief; Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures; Coach Jenn: producer, Chaos Control Officer.Picture: Auditor Jordan GrayTitle Sponsor: Kemin Equine, Learn more at Kemin.com/leakygutGuest: Ema Klugman from Jumper NationGuest: Auditor Jordan GrayGuest: Matt Stewart - Head of Innovation for Charles OwenThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Harrie Smoulders is a Dutch Olympic showjumper and former world number one. Harrie grew up on his parent’s farm in Brabant, but he didn’t take to riding at first and was scared of jumping. However, an incredible pony built up his confidence and he was soon winning national titles in showjumping, dressage and eventing. He went on to enjoy an incredible international career, which culminated in 2017 when he won team silver at the European Championships, both the Global Champions Tour and Global Champions League titles, and helped the Dutch team win the Nations Cup Final. The following year he was made world number one. In this podcast Harrie talks about how he made it to the top of sport – and how he stays there. Harrie also talks about: · How he honed his skills with help from the world’s best riders · What makes him a good student and why he is still always learning · His methodical approach with his horses – and not over jumping them · The importance of taking your time with a new horse · Enjoying spending more with his family during lockdown · The amazing pony that got him into riding · The horses that took him to the top of his sport · The future of showjumping and why he thinks it will change We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Harrie loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Beezie Madden is a double Olympic gold medalist and one of the top showjumpers in the world. Born in Milwaukee, USA, Beezie began riding when she was three and transformed an early passion for horses into an incredible career. She was the first woman to earn $1m in prize money and the first woman and the first American to reach the top three in the FEI Showjumping world rankings. She was also the first woman to win the King George V Gold Cup at Hickstead with her long-time partner Cortes ‘C’ in 2014, which she repeated the following year. Even more incredible is the number of years Beezie has been at the top of her sport – from her first Olympic gold in 2004, to winning the Spruce Meadows Masters Grand Prix in 2019 and taking home a massive $1m in prize money. In this interview Beezie talks about how the love of her sport has kept her competitive for more than 20 years. Her husband, John, has also played a vital role in her career and Beezie talks about how they met, and how their business has grown together. Beezie also talks about: · Staying fit in her fifties · The secret to her and John’s long marriage – and why they decided not to have children · Her amazing horses and what makes them such winners · Future stars, including Garant, an up-and-coming ride she says is one of the best young horses she has ever had · The retirement home Beezie and John have built together · The toughest time in her career, when she lost two of her top horses and had to rebuild her career · The importance of being organised and having a system with her horses · The riders she admires We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Beezie loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Jill Treece is a 22 year-old equestrian and social media influencer from Arkansas in the USA. For most of her career Jill specialised in eventing and used social networks, such as Instagram and YouTube, to share her journey, resulting in a loyal fanbase of more than 80,000 followers. However, in 2018 Jill discovered positive reinforcement training, or +R which she says changed her life – and that of her horses. In this podcast Jill talks about the joy this training method brings to her relationship with her horses - but the struggles she has had in convincing others about her methods. She also reveals how her own mental health problems have driven her passion for learning and understanding both the horse and human mind, and she is currently studying a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counselling. Jill also talks about: · The amazing horses in her life, including Zoe who was the reason she discovered +R training · The backlash she received from her followers when she started promoting her new methods · Why she disagrees with join up · The conflict she sometimes suffers when trying to combine traditional methods with +R · Why she wants more people to discover +R training and the benefits it can bring · Training techniques for a number of common issues, including lunging and teaching good manners · The importance of talking to your horse in a language they understand · The reward of working at liberty with horses We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Jill loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Ros Canter’s rise to the top of eventing reads like a Hollywood script. She only moved up to five-star level in 2015 and just three years later was World Champion. The horse that took her there was All Star B, but he’s never been as easy ride and at 17.1hh he was certainly a challenge for the 5.2ft rider. In this interview Ros reveals about how she nearly gave up on her dream of becoming a top eventer, due to her nerves on the cross-country, which she still battles with today. Hearing Ros talk so honestly about her nerves is an inspiration – and she also offers handy tips on riding at speed on cross-country. Ros talks about: · The system created by trainer British Eventing performance coach Chris Bartle, which helped conquer her demons and go on to become World Champion · The importance of getting the basics right · What makes All Star B such a super star · Her hopes for making it to Tokyo and the plan she hopes will get her there · The pressures of staying at the top of her sport · The challenge of juggling motherhood with eventing · The proudest moment for her own mum – and it’s not being crowned World Champion! · Why eventing wasn’t always her career choice – and what made her change her mind · Up-and-coming exiting new horses We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Ros loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Ellen is a member of the world famous Whitaker dynasty, and is niece to the legendary showjumpers John and Michael Whitaker. The 34-year-old made her name in showjumping when she was just 18 – coming second in the infamous Hickstead Derby on her dad’s horse, Locarno 62, who was only eight years old himself. It was her uncle John that beat her to first place. She went on to compete alongside John and Michael at the Europeans in Mannheim (GER) in 2007, where she jumped a triple clear with Locarno 62 to win team bronze, and help Britain qualify for the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Since then Ellen has enjoyed an impressive number of personal wins, in a range of top classes, including the puissance at Olympia and Horse of the Year Show (HOYS), the Hickstead speed derby and HOYS Grand Prix. In this podcast Ellen talks about the best moments in her career, her talented and fiercely competitive family, and the challenges of juggling motherhood with competing at the top of her sport. She also talks about: · The “surreal experience” of tackling the challenging course at Hickstead, at such a young age. · How amazing it is to be part of the Whitaker clan – despite being “outnumbered by the boys” · Being inspired by her uncles, John and Michael: “They are my absolute heroes” · Her incredible relationship with the stunning stallion Locarno · The “huge disaster” of missing the Beijing Olympics when Locarno went lame · The moments in her career that have brought her to tears of joy and frustration · Dating Hollywood actor and former Superman Henry Cavill, and what he made of her showjumping family! · Why becoming a mum has made her more motivated than ever · Her dream of going to the Olympics and coming home with a medal · The power of the brain and how sports psychology is “massively underrated” · Why she loves Charles Owen helmets: “They are the safest and the best” We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Ellen loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Gemma Tattersall is a one of Britain’s best event riders. She has represented her country on numerous occasions, winning World and European team gold. She has also enjoyed great personal success, winning the prestigious Event Rider Masters (ERM) series in 2017 and placing in the top three at Badminton and Burghley. In this podcast Gemma talks openly and honestly about her passion and drive to win, and how she knew she wanted to be a professional rider from a very early age. Gemma also talks about: · Her humble background and working hard to make it to the top of her sport · Her amazing horses - from her homebred “Chilli babies” to her team stalwart Artic Soul, who was nearly sold for meat · Why her relationship with Artic Soul is her greatest achievement · “Pinch me moments” in her career · Battling with her nerves cross-country – and getting help from a sports psychologist · Coping with failure · Her alternative career as a showjumper · Her idols of the sport and making friends with John Whitaker · Olympic dreams We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Gemma loves, visit www.charlesowen.com

Joe is the son of the late, great Tim Stockdale, who was one of the hardest working and nicest men in showjumping. The 21-year-old is already making his mark on the British and international circuit, having represented his country in his first Nations Cup this year. In this podcast, Joe talks about how he nearly didn’t become a showjumper, as he harboured dreams of becoming a professional cricketer. But there were two monumental events in his life, that changed his path forever. The first was winning at HOYS on a plucky little horse called Gunner, which gave him belief he could make it as a showjumper. The second was tragically losing his dad to cancer. Aged just 19, Joe had to face a tough decision: Follow his passion for cricket, or take over his dad’s horses, yard and business. But it’s a challenge Joe happily took on – and he says he doesn't regret his decision for a minute. “I’m glad I did – it was the right decision, I wouldn’t change it for anything.” With the help of his mum, Joe now runs a successful yard in Northamptonshire, competing his dad’s top rides and producing horses to grand prix level. In this podcast Joe also talks about: · The amazing pony that got him in showjumping. · The horse that changed his life - taking him from 1m classes, to jumping clear at Olympia: “He’s only 15.2hh, but he’s got so much heart”. · Winning his first class at HOYS while dad, Tim, gave advice from his hospital bed. · What it takes to stay mentally strong in this tough sport. · Learning from his mistakes – and how he turns a bad result into a good result. · The pressure ­­– and pride – of continuing his dad’s legacy. · Why he decided to launch his own YouTube channel. · Working with ThisEsme. · How he hopes to one day win the King George V Cup, which Tim won in 2010. We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Joe loves visit www.charlesowen.com

In this latest episode of our intimate interviews we chat with up-and-coming showjumpers Jack Whitaker and Harry Charles, who are the sons of the legendary Michael Whitaker and Olympic gold medallist Peter Charles. Both have a won a string of gold medals as young riders and are now making their mark at senior level, taking on the biggest names in their sport – including their own dads! This interview is honest, funny and heart-warming – showing their love of their sport, their horses and their fathers, who have taught them everything they know. Harry and Jack are good friends, which really comes across, as they laugh and chat together. Jack talks about what it’s like to be part of the Whitaker clan and reveals secrets of the inner circle! While Harry opens up about the disappointment and frustration of losing his double European gold due to a failed drug test, which he disputes to this day. They also talk about: · Dealing with the pressure of following in their father’s footsteps · What they have learned from their dads · Their favourite horses · Life on the road · Bagging the best horses in their family! · Overcoming the disappointments of their sport · What they love about competing We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we loved making it. To find out more about the helmets Jack and Harry love – visit www.charlesowen.com

We are thrilled to release this exclusive interview with YouTube superstar Esme Higgs. Esme is one of biggest influencers in the equestrian world – with 500,000 followers and a whopping 100 million views on her YouTube channel, as well as over 200k followers on Instagram. In this podcast Esme talks about her incredible journey, from pony mad teen to YouTube sensation. Esme is still only 19 years old, but has packed more in the last few years than most of us could dream of in a lifetime – and all thanks to living her life through a lens. From interviewing her equestrian heroes, to riding William Fox-Pitt’s Badminton horse Little Fire, and riding across lava in Iceland, to riding down the infamous Hickstead Bank – Esme has been there, done that. “This job has given me so many amazing opportunities that I’m so grateful for, and so many skills,” says Esme. “I’ve really learnt from it.” But Esme’s greatest joy comes from her three horses: Mickey, Casper and Joey. They are the real reason thousands of people watch her videos and follow her on Instagram. Esme talks about why she could never sell the “family pet” Mickey, how Casper went from green (and naughty) youngster to an “amazing all-rounder” and her plans for the future with newest recruit, Joey. Esme also talks about: · Overcoming her shyness and how YouTube has boosted her confidence · Future plans for her YouTube videos · Her obsession with grey horses and the her top tips on keeping them cleaning! · The pressure of being an influencer and how her friends keep her grounded · Dealing with negative comments on social media · Her matchy matchy outfits! · Her favourite Charles Owen helmets – and why she wears them · Advice on creating a YouTube channel: “Do things for you, not other people because you’re not going to make everyone happy. Just do what makes you happy.” We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we enjoyed making it. To find out more about the helmets Esme loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

Olympic gold medallist Laura Kraut is one of the biggest names in US showjumping, having ridden for her country for more than two decades and achieved more than 100 grand prix wins. Laura won team gold in Beijing in 2008, team gold at the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon, USA and team silver at the World Equestrian Games at Aachen in 2006. She has also competed in eight World Cup Finals and on several Nation’s Cup teams. Her most famous horse was the quirky, but talented Cedric, who few other riders could conquer. However, Laura formed a very special bond with the horse, who is now happily retired. Laura divides her time between the USA and her home in the UK, which she shares with her partner and fellow Olympic gold medallist, Nick Skelton. We caught up with Laura at a competition to chat to her about her horses, her life and her hard-working attitude. The 54-year-old is still at the top of her game and in this interview she speaks frankly about how the love of her horses and her sport keeps her motivated. Laura also speaks about: · How her Charles Owen helmet saved her life when she fell off in a competition and the horse trampled on her head. · How hard she had to work to make it to the top – working as a groom and earning $10 for every mane she plaited. · Being selected for the Olympics as an unknown rider when she was 26 years old, and leaving the USA for the very first time. · Meeting her equestrian idols – and how they inspired her to take up showjumping as a career. · What made her Olympic gold medal-winning partner Cedric so special. · The amazing experience of winning gold at the World Equestrian Games in 2018 on home turf. · How showjumping has changed over the years. · How she got together with her partner of 14 years, Nick Skelton. · What makes Nick such an incredible horseman and the positive influence he has had on her riding. · How she has stayed at the top of her sport for so long – and the importance of a positive mental attitude. We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we enjoyed making it. To find out more about the helmets Laura loves – visit www.charlesowen.com

In this exclusive interview eventer Harry Meade talks frankly about his career, his family and the love of his sport. Harry is one of Britain’s leading event riders. He was a member of the silver medal-winning team at the 2014 World Championships and earlier that year came third at Badminton Horse Trials. He has completed a total of 16 four star events and came sixth at Burghley in 2018. Eventing is in Harry’s blood as his late father, Richard Meade, won a number of medals includes three Olympic golds, two golds at the World championships and three European golds. He also claimed Badminton twice and Burghley once. Harry was the National Pony Club eventing champion and the following year a member of the British Junior team. While at Bristol University Harry was stable jockey to William Fox-Pitt, where he took on the ride on Midnight Dazzler, a notoriously difficult horse. The 20-year-old Harry put everything into overcoming the challenges and developed a partnership, which saw the pair become one of the most consistent four-star combinations on the international circuit. Harry credits his time with William as shaping him as a rider, learning to give his horses time and focussing on their long-term development. For three consecutive years he won the prize for the best placed rider under the age of 25 at Burghley, he also remains the youngest rider to have ever received an Armada dish for five Badminton completions. In August 2013 Harry suffered a rotational fall, that nearly ended his career. In this exclusive interview he talks about how he made it back into the saddle and recovered both physically and mentally, to come third at Badminton, just a few months later. Harry also talks about: · Following in his father’s footsteps and why his success has made him push himself to reach the very top of his sport. · Passing down his father’s legacy to his children – and the importance of letting children learn to ride and find their own balance through self- exploration. · Delivering his son at home, with his broken arms still in braces, when his wife clearly wasn’t going to make it to hospital! And why he needed a ruler… · Tragically losing his top horse, and best friend, Wild Lone at the World Championships. · His ‘deep sense of satisfaction’ from bringing on young horses – and the importance of having patience and taking things slowly. · His five top tips on being an amazing rider! We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we enjoyed making it. To find out more about the helmets Harry loves – visit https://www.charlesowen.com/.

We are excited to announce an exclusive interview with triple-gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin. The 35-year-old dressage superstar won the hearts of the British public at London 2012 with her ‘dancing horse’ Valegro, on whom she won double gold. The pair went on to become both World and European champions, break numerous records, and win a further gold and team silver at the Rio Olympics. In this interview Charlotte talks frankly about her life and her sport – the massive highs and crashing lows – and why she is still as hungry as ever for future medals and success. We find out how her nerves nearly got the better of her at Rio, and why being offered a job as a groom for Carl Hester 14 years ago changed her life forever. Charlotte also talks about: · The special bond between her and Valegro – why there will NEVER be another ‘Blueberry’ · What she looks for in a dressage horse · Her amazing new ride, the “pocket rocket” Gio (aka Pumpkin) · Her relationship with her friend and mentor Carl · The pressures of achieving so much in her sport, in such a short space of time. · Struggling with social media at the height of her success · Learning to be more in the moment and enjoy her achievements · Why she knows she will another Olympic gold medal We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we enjoyed making it. To find out more about the helmets which Charlotte loves – and helped design – visit https://www.charlesowen.com/.

Musical America's 2018 "Instrumentalist of the Year," Augustin Hadelich is easily one of the premier violinists of our time. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Hadelich previews his new album Bohemian Tales (Warner Classics), which includes the rousing concerto by Dvorák (a work he performed with the Toledo Symphony in 2017). Also on the disc: works for piano (Charles Owen) and violin from two other Czech masters, Leos Janácek and Josef Suk. Augustin Hadelich's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AugustinHadelichViolin Photo Credit: Augustin Hadelich by Paul Glickman

Musical America's 2018 "Instrumentalist of the Year," Augustin Hadelich is easily one of the premier violinists of our time. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Hadelich previews his new album Bohemian Tales (Warner Classics), which includes the rousing concerto by Dvorák (a work he performed with the Toledo Symphony in 2017). Also on the disc: works for piano (Charles Owen) and violin from two other Czech masters, Leos Janácek and Josef Suk.Augustin Hadelich's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AugustinHadelichViolin Photo Credit: Augustin Hadelich by Paul Glickman

Charles Owen "We have made 3 investments so far. First in an EV manufacturer that had 3 vehicles on the road when we invested in them, now have 180 with an order for 1,000. The second is a logistics technology supply chain focusing on Oil & Gas, and the third is a last-mile logistics play for large parcels for Flipkart, Amazon, etc." Charles Owen is Partner at Ev2 Ventures, an international venture capital firm with a presence in India and in the US. Ev2 has an early-stage fund for Smart Mobility with a special focus on Micro-Mobility, Smart Logistics, Sharing Economy, and Electric Vehicle ecosystems. Prior to Ev2, Charles was the VP of Mergers & Acquisitions at Harman International. He is an alum of Wharton School of Business, and Georgetown Law. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theindustryshow/support

In this episode of In the soup, Christian talks to Managing Director of European Pubs, Charles Owen. They cover the challenges of running restaurants and bars in the Alps, the effect of Coronavirus on an industry centred around tourism and government action. Find out more about Tenzo: gotenzo.com/demo Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/tenzo-inc. Twitter: @Tenzoinc Instagram: @Tenzo_ppl

Uppläsning: EwaMaria Roos ( inspeln. från 2008) Önskad av: Bengt Ullberg, Eskilstuna Diktsamling: "De tusen dikternas bok" MUSIK Frédéric Chopin: Largo ur Cellosonat g-moll EXEKUTÖR Natalie Clein, cello, Charles Owen, piano

We learn what a Fixture is, Danielle Santos from Charles Owen helmets talks about the most popular models in the Hunt Field, Tryon Hounds MFH Rebecca Barnes chats about their mentoring program and blogger Carleigh Fedorka (A Yankee In Paris) talks about how Hunter Paces help her OTTB’s become solid citizens. Hosted by Emily Esterson and Tara Tibbetts.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

We learn what a Fixture is, Danielle Santos from Charles Owen helmets talks about the most popular models in the Hunt Field, Tryon Hounds MFH Rebecca Barnes chats about their mentoring program and blogger Carleigh Fedorka (A Yankee In Paris) talks about how Hunter Paces help her OTTB's become solid citizens. Hosted by Emily Esterson and Tara Tibbetts.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Episode 7 of the #AskAnniePodcast features a helmet by Charles Owen and a protective vest by Airowear. Annie tests these products while riding at on her barn's mini cross-country field and gives a detailed review on her experience. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charles Owen Advanced Medium Gold Winter Championship

The pianist Charles Owen has recently released a two-CD set of Brahms's late piano music (the Opp 76 and 79, as well as Opp 116-9 pieces) on Avie, also available to stream and download. James Jolly caught up with Charles recently for a Gramophone Podcast to talk about Brahms and these miniatures of his later life.

This episode features pianists Charles Owen and Katya Apekisheva - artistic directors of the London Piano Festival - a five day series of concerts from 3-7 October 2018 at Kings Place featuring appearances from Stephen Kovacevich, Pavel Kolesnikov, and Samson Tsoy. Charles, Katya and I met at Kings Place in London on the 10th August 2018 and talked about Debussy, the performance experience, and the challenges of running a festival. They provide some highlights of the Festival towards the end of this podcast. Tickets at kingsplace.co.uk/lpf

Brexit could increase the cost of European holidays by 31 per cent, cost thousands of jobs, and take a billion pounds out of the exchequer in lost tax revenue. Conor Pope speaks to Richard Angell, Henna Shah and the Seasonal Businesses in Travel organisation's Charles Owen about the risks to the holiday economy.Further reading:*How Brexit will change summer holidays*Find out more about SBiT*Support the Labour Campaign for the Single Market See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charlotte Dujardin, rounds off day four at Hartpury with first and second place in the Advanced Medium Gold championship. Here she chats about her winning horse, Florentina VIand the potential for the future.

International Helmet Awareness Day (IHAD) is Saturday 17th September. Founder Lyndsey White talks about how IHAD started, the impact it has had, how you can help change attitudes towards hat safety, take part in #IHAD on twitter and get discount off helmets this saturday! You can also WIN a Charles Owen hat if you're in the UK, or a ONE K Helmet if you're in the USA! You can follow Riders4Helmets on Twitter: @riders4helmets www.riders4helmets.com #IHAD Exclusive episodes of #HorseHour, subscribe to ACAST+ to hear Backstage at Badminton, Tips with The Bit Expert, Advice on Equestrian Surfaces with AndrewsBowen the Olympic Supplier, PLUS hear every episode of #HorseHour BEFORE everyone else! Join in the conversation on Twitter just use #HorseHour, Mondays 8pm GMT/3pm EST. Follow us @HorseHour @AmyStevenson1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kings Place welcomes the first-ever London Piano Festival: a brand-new celebration of the piano curated by star pianists Katya Apekisheva and Charles Owen. Events range from Classical concerts to Contemporary Jazz, with Spoken Word and Family events too, featuring the acclaimed pianists Alfred Brendel, Kathryn Stott, Stephen Kovacevich, Martin Roscoe, Noriko Ogawa and Julian Joseph. 7–9 Oct kingsplace.co.uk/lpf

Charles Owen and Katya Apekisheva talk about performing four-hand transcriptions of The Rite of Spring and Petrushka

In Conversation: Piano Extravaganza with Ronan O'Hora & Charles Owen by Guildhall School of Music & Drama

Professor of Piano Charles Owen talks about his upcoming recital on 10 May as part of the Faculty Artist Series. He tells us about the repertoire he'll be performing, and what he gets out of his teaching at Guildhall. First published 1 May 2012.

Today's tip is part 6 of our special series,“Giving the Gift of Safety – Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas brought to you by Charles Owen & Riders4Helmets. Founder of the Horse Radio Network, Glenn the Geek is joined by Lindsay White, founder of Riders4Helmets.org and Courtney King Dye.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we provide some helpful holiday helmet buying tips and amazing stories in this six part series.

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we speak with Roy from Charles Owen about helmet style, safety and technology.

Today Glenn the Geek sits in the host chair and is joined by Anna Schaben about her experience at the Extreme Mustang Makeover and why she started wearing a helmet at age 40. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we speak with Anna Schaben about her experience at the Extreme Mustang Makeover and why she started wearing a helmet at age 40.

Today Glenn the Geek sits in the host chair and is joined by Roy Burek of Charles Owen to demystify Helmet Standards. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we provide some helpful holiday helmet buying tips and amazing stories in this six part series.

Today Glenn the Geek sits in the host chair and is joined by Lindsey White of riders4helmets.com and guest Debra Furphy who tells the story of how her helmet saved her life. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we provide some helpful holiday helmet buying tips and amazing stories in this six part series.

Talking trick training with Heidi Herriott of the Horse Trix TV Show and Dr. Wendy Ying identify's Helena's new horse Chinese element. Plus, Roy from Charles Owen kicks off our Helmets for the Holidays series. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Lisa Gorretta tells us all about the new Rider Tests, Roy of Charles Owen starts a series on Helmets for the Holidays and Katie Poag with the trainer tip on elastic elbows. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The Horse Radio Network, Charles Owen and Riders4Helmets present a special audio series called "Giving the Gift of Safety - Purchasing a Helmet for your Loved One at Christmas". Listen in as we provide some helpful holiday helmet buying tips and amazing stories in this six part series.xc