Podcasts about itzak perlman

On this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio, we have the pleasure of chatting with the incredibly talented Stuart Carlson. Known worldwide as a world-renowned violinist, Stuart's musical journey is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Growing up in Dexter, Michigan, Stuart discovered his love for music at an early age. What sets him apart is his unique perspective as an individual with autism, which adds an extra layer of depth to his performances. With a focus on composition and arranging, Stuart finds solace in the space around him, allowing him to create his best work. His dedication and passion have not gone unnoticed, with legendary violinist Itzak Perlman himself praising Stuart's talent. Guided by influential figures like Lisa Bardeck and Rodney Friend, Stuart continues to push boundaries and touch hearts through his music. Join us as we dive into the extraordinary life and musical journey of Stuart Carlson. I want to be remembered for expressing joy and care through my music. - Stuart Carlson Stuart Carlson, a world-renowned autistic violinist, invites us into his life and musical journey on the podcast "Inside the Aspergers Studio." Growing up in Dexter, Michigan, Stuart found solace and joy in music, particularly through his love for the violin. His passion for composition and arranging allowed him to create music that truly speaks to his soul. Stuart's talent caught the attention of legendary violinist Itzak Perlman, who praised his YouTube videos, leaving Stuart in disbelief. While he acknowledges that he has faced challenges, such as not being fully prepared for performances, Stuart's determination drives him to continuously improve. With the guidance of his coach, Lisa Bardeck, and the invaluable tips from legendary violinist Rodney Friend, Stuart has honed his skills and found his voice through music. Supported and inspired by his parents, Stuart feels most alive when performing alongside other musicians, blending harmonies and melodies to create a symphony of emotions. His journey has taught him the importance of kindness and self-care, and he hopes that his compositions and arrangements touch the hearts of those who listen. Looking to the future, Stuart envisions a world that is not only technologically advanced but also kinder and more compassionate. Through his music, Stuart aims to express joy, care, and kindness, leaving a lasting legacy as a talented musician who touched the hearts of many. To experience Stuart's incredible talent, visit his website and listen to his compositions and arrangements that will surely captivate your soul https://www.facebook.com/InsideTheAspergersStudio https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio https://www.twitter.com/AspergersStudio https://www.linkedin.com/in/reidmiles/ https://aspergersstudio.com/ Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio

On this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio, we have the pleasure of chatting with the incredibly talented Stuart Carlson. Known worldwide as a world-renowned violinist, Stuart's musical journey is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Growing up in Dexter, Michigan, Stuart discovered his love for music at an early age. What sets him apart is his unique perspective as an individual with autism, which adds an extra layer of depth to his performances. With a focus on composition and arranging, Stuart finds solace in the space around him, allowing him to create his best work. His dedication and passion have not gone unnoticed, with legendary violinist Itzak Perlman himself praising Stuart's talent. Guided by influential figures like Lisa Bardeck and Rodney Friend, Stuart continues to push boundaries and touch hearts through his music. Join us as we dive into the extraordinary life and musical journey of Stuart Carlson. I want to be remembered for expressing joy and care through my music. - Stuart Carlson Stuart Carlson, a world-renowned autistic violinist, invites us into his life and musical journey on the podcast "Inside the Aspergers Studio." Growing up in Dexter, Michigan, Stuart found solace and joy in music, particularly through his love for the violin. His passion for composition and arranging allowed him to create music that truly speaks to his soul. Stuart's talent caught the attention of legendary violinist Itzak Perlman, who praised his YouTube videos, leaving Stuart in disbelief. While he acknowledges that he has faced challenges, such as not being fully prepared for performances, Stuart's determination drives him to continuously improve. With the guidance of his coach, Lisa Bardeck, and the invaluable tips from legendary violinist Rodney Friend, Stuart has honed his skills and found his voice through music. Supported and inspired by his parents, Stuart feels most alive when performing alongside other musicians, blending harmonies and melodies to create a symphony of emotions. His journey has taught him the importance of kindness and self-care, and he hopes that his compositions and arrangements touch the hearts of those who listen. Looking to the future, Stuart envisions a world that is not only technologically advanced but also kinder and more compassionate. Through his music, Stuart aims to express joy, care, and kindness, leaving a lasting legacy as a talented musician who touched the hearts of many. To experience Stuart's incredible talent, visit his website and listen to his compositions and arrangements that will surely captivate your soul https://www.facebook.com/InsideTheAspergersStudio https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio https://www.twitter.com/AspergersStudio https://www.linkedin.com/in/reidmiles/ https://aspergersstudio.com/ Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio

SAISON PRODUITE PAR STEREOLAB Le principe de ce podcast est simple : un thème est soumis à une équipe de contributrices et contributeurs de talent, qui racontent l'histoire qui les attache à ces chansons qui ont touché leur cœur. Melting pot musical et choc des cultures assurés ! Et pourtant, ces chansons ont le point commun d'être entrées dans leur vie, et peut-être finiront-elles par entrer dans la vôtre aussi, découvertes ou redécouvertes à la faveur de ces playlists que vous pourrez d'ailleurs retrouver sur Spotify au fil des épisodes.  Pour cette saison 7, notre équipe répond au thème “C'est triste mais c'est beau !” parce qu'il y a toujours une chanson qui fait vibrer notre corde sensible avec plus de justesse que toute autre... et parce qu‘on trouve ça beau, avant de juger ça triste !  Aujourd'hui, Dimitri prend l'épisode en otage avec une anti-chronique consacrée au thème de “La Liste de Schindler” de John Williams, Cindy se souvient de la version originale de “Mad World” de Tears for Fears, et Chloé tombe sous les “Bang Bang” de Nancy Sinatra... Retrouvez Dimitri ici : https://dimitriregnier.net/ Découvrez le podcast de Cindy : https://taplink.cc/lescascadeuses_podcast Ecoutez Chloé et la Cocotte minute ici : https://play.acast.com/s/lacocotteminutepodcast/-39-quelachauve-sourisaillesefairefoutre..- Illustration d'épisode : © Antonia Felipe – Unsplash Schindler's List - composé par John Williams, interprété par Itzak Perlman et le Boston Symphony Orchestra © Universal Music Group Mad World - Tears for Fears (écrit et composé par Roland Orzabal) © EMI Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra (écrit et composé par Sonny Bono) © Boots Enterprises Inc. Production : Stereolab – Couverture : Hervé Hauboldt – Générique : Julie Nolet Retrouvez l'actualité de Ma chanson préférée sur Instagram, Twitter et Facebook et merci de votre soutien sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée (un abonnement, 5 étoiles, des petits cœurs, un commentaire sympa) ainsi que sur Podmust.com https://taplink.cc/machansonpref

Í þættinum er forvitnast um Stradivarius fiðlur - og fiðlusmíði, þróun hennar og stöðuna í dag. Rætt er við Hans Jóhannsson fiðlusmið og einnig hljóma viðtalsbrot við Itzak Perlman, Anne Sofie Mutter og Joshua Bell sem öll leika á Stradivarius fiðlur.

Í þættinum er forvitnast um Stradivarius fiðlur - og fiðlusmíði, þróun hennar og stöðuna í dag. Rætt er við Hans Jóhannsson fiðlusmið og einnig hljóma viðtalsbrot við Itzak Perlman, Anne Sofie Mutter og Joshua Bell sem öll leika á Stradivarius fiðlur.

James Irsay, celebrated concert pianist and the host of the classical music program “Morning Irsay” Friday mornings from 10am to noon on WBAI, has been a fixture of New York City’s FM dial for decades. As a music student he studied with Jorge Bolet, John Ogdon, Sasha Gorodnitzki, Ernst Krenek, Peter “PDQ Bach” Schickele and Jacob Druckman. As a performer, Irsay has performed with Itzak Perlman, Pinchas Zuckerman, Raymond Lewenthal and Alan Titus. His radio show has won the Major Armstrong Award the Corporation for Public Broadcasting Award and the National Public Radio, Ohio State Award. Join two icons of New York radio for a fun, freewheeling conversation.

Den armensk fødte pianist præsenterer et udpluk af den violinmusik, der betyder noget særligt for hende. Det er en rejse fra indspilninger med glemte violinister der besad en helt særlig tone og glød til nogle af vore dages allerstørste kunstnere. Hør bl.a. en 15-årig Josef Hassid, det polske stortalent der døde i 1950 og kun blev 27 år gammel, hør Itzak Perlman der var på toppen i en menneskealder og hør vor tids stjerner Janine Jansen og Daniel Rowland. Vært: Marianna Shirinyan. www.dr.dk/p2 (Sendt første gang 4. februar).

Revisit Classical Classroom’s very first show! Classical music announcer Chris Johnson compares two very different recordings of the same piece. Gut strings, basso continuo, and the Baroque period are discussed.   Audio production by Todd “Teacup” Hulslander and Chris Johnson. Music used in this episode includes: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concerto, “Autumn” by: Itzak Perlman violin solo, London Philharmonic Fabio Biondi solo violin, Europa Galante

Revisit Classical Classroom’s very first show! Classical music announcer Chris Johnson compares two very different recordings of the same piece. Gut strings, basso continuo, and the Baroque period are discussed. In this episode, Dacia Clay talks with Chris Johnson about Vivaldi's "Autumn", and rich people having picnics. Audio production by Todd “Teacup” Hulslander and Chris Johnson. Music used in this episode includes: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concerto, “Autumn” by: Itzak Perlman violin solo, London Philharmonic Fabio Biondi solo violin, Europa Galante