Podcasts about giordano bellincampi

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Giordano Bellincampi talks to Tim Dodd about Verdi's opera 'Il Trovatore' and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's semi-staging of the opera in the Auckland Town Hall.

We take our cue from the TSO's Masterworks series concert Tchaikovsky's Fifth, which features, well, Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. The concert marks a return to Toledo for the conductor Giordano Bellincampi, and star violinist Benjamin Beilman (who plays the concerto by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor on the concert) joins us by phone for a getting-to-know-you session (including a Twitter smackdown quiz!).

Inspired by the Toledo Symphony's concerts which pair Brahms and Beethoven (with conductor Giordano Bellincampi and pianist Stewart Goodyear), we envision a musical cage match between the two titanic composers. Also, violinist Merwin Siu and pianist Rachel Zeithamel perform Brahms' contribution to the F.A.E. sonata in our performance studio.

What makes a conductor great? Find out as we spend the episode in wide-ranging conversation with conductor Giordano Bellincampi – a Toledo favorite and frequent guest conductor with the TSO.

In this episode, we take on Beethoven's revolutionary "Eroica" (Heroic) Symphony No. 3, which the firebrand composer initially dedicated to Napoléon – until Napoléon declared himself Emperor, that is. Guests include conductor Giordano Bellincampi, who leads the TSO in Beethoven's symphony this weekend, plus resident TSO thespian Bob Clemens, who brings both Beethoven and Napoléon to life right in our studio.

We take our cue from the TSO's Masterworks series concert Tchaikovsky's Fifth, which features, well, Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. The concert marks a return to Toledo for the conductor Giordano Bellincampi, and star violinist Benjamin Beilman (who plays the concerto by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor on the concert) joins us by phone for a getting-to-know-you session (including a Twitter smackdown quiz!).

Your free classical podcast this month is the Second Violin Concerto by Shostakovich, played by Natalia Lomeiko with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Giordano Bellincampi.

Adam Weitzer in conversation with camp participants Kate Mostert (oboe) and Jason Henery (double bass), and tutor Sharon Grigoryan (cello). Performance anxiety affects performers of all ages, both student and professional. In this podcast Adam Weitzer, of the NMC Words About Music program, sat down with some musicians from the orchestral program to hear their perspectives on how performance anxiety affects them, and how they deal with it. Written and produced by Adam Weitzer Edited by: Adam Weitzer With thanks to Jakub Gaudasinki, Phillip Sametz, and Jim Atkins Beethoven Symphony No. 4 performed by the Alexander Orchestra conducted by Giordano Bellincampi at NMC 2019

Drawing influences from sources as diverse as Virginia Woolf, fractal geometry, and the theater, discovery is the catalyst for composer Katherine Balch's creativity, and her music is a deeply personal expression of the wonderment she feels in experiencing the new. Thomasina Coverly, a precocious 13-year-old character in Tom Stoppard’s play Arcadia, breezes through her geometry exercises, but she is disappointed by the limitations of traditional geometry to map an equation for an apple leaf, so she invents a new geometric system to map the intricacies of nature. Katherine Balch’s New Geometry is inspired by the awe and drive for discovery that Thomasina feels when she sees the apple leaf, and the music explodes that image onto a rich canvas of sound. In this episode, Balch shares how her deep love of Arcadia and science become a piece of music, and we also hear from physicist Matthew Deady about the natural phenomena that come to vivid life in New Geometry. Actors Hannah Mitchell and Lee Osorio contribute readings of segments from Arcadia. Music in this episode: — Katherine Balch: New Geometry (2015, rev. 2017) — Contemporaneous — Katherine Balch: from Responding to the Waves (2017): I. Chrysalis — Michiko Theurer, violin — Keith Jarrett: from The Köln Concert (1975): Part IIb — Brad Mehldau: Anything Goes (2004) — György Ligeti: Étude 14: Coloana infinita (1994) — Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano — Katherine Balch: Thread Unfurled (2016) — Zach Sheets, flute & Wei-Han Wu, piano — Katherine Balch: from Phrases (2017): III. and IV. — Departure Duo — Franz Schubert: 36 Originaltänze, D 365, Op. 9, "Erste Walzer": No. 2 in A-flat, "Trauerwalzer" or "Sehnsuchtswalzer" — Paolo Bordoni, piano — Thomas Adès: from Asyla (1997): III. Ecstasio — City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra & Simon Rattle, conductor — Katherine Balch: Leaf Catalogue (2015) — Yale Philharmonia & Heejung Park, conductor — Katherine Balch: With Each Breathing (2015) — FLUX Quartet — Per Nørgård: from Voyage Into the Golden Screen (1968): II. — Copenhagen Philharmonic & Giordano Bellincampi, conductor — Katherine Balch: off hesperus (2017) — Christophe Desjardins, viola — Johann Sebastian Bach: from Partita for Violin No. 2 (1720): Ciaccona, with Just Intonation — Josh Modney, violin

What makes a conductor great? Find out as we spend the episode in wide-ranging conversation with conductor Giordano Bellincampi – a Toledo favorite and frequent guest conductor with the TSO.

Inspired by the Toledo Symphony's concerts which pair Brahms and Beethoven (with conductor Giordano Bellincampi and pianist Stewart Goodyear), we envision a musical cage match between the two titanic composers. Also, violinist Merwin Siu and pianist Rachel Zeithamel perform Brahms' contribution to the F.A.E. sonata in our performance studio.

In this episode, we take on Beethoven's revolutionary "Eroica" (Heroic) Symphony No. 3, which the firebrand composer initially dedicated to Napoléon – until Napoléon declared himself Emperor, that is. Guests include conductor Giordano Bellincampi, who leads the TSO in Beethoven's symphony this weekend, plus resident TSO thespian Bob Clemens, who brings both Beethoven and Napoléon to life right in our studio.

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Giordano Bellincampi, formand for Statens Kunstråds Musikudvalg, medlem af Statens Kunstråd. http://www.kunst.dk/statenskunstraad/opgaver/statens-kunstraad/