Podcasts about johann johannson

Du möchtest in dir ruhen und alles um dich herum soll sich stimmig anfühlen? Ich helfe mit entsprechender Musik nach. Diese Musikstücke hast Du in der Folge gehört: Keb‘ Mo‘ - "Just like you" // Debbie Wiseman - "Evacuation" // Nick Drake - "Northern Skies" // Johann Johannson - "A pile of Dust" // Jackson Browne - "Everywhere you go" // Das Hörbuch "Erich Kästner - Fabian" vom BR findest du hier: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/erich-kaestner-fabian-lesung-mit-nico-holonics/13141111/ Wenn Du eine Idee oder einen Wunsch zu einem musikalischen Thema hast, dann schreib mir eine Mail: playlist@ndr.de

Ein perfekter Abend oder eine grandiose Feier - beim Streben nach Vollkommenheit, vergessen wir oft das Leben. Diese Musikstücke hast Du in der Folge gehört: ​ Bach/Mao Fujita - "Prelude b-Moll" // Johann Johannson - "Odi et Amo" // Beatles - "Across the Universe" // Greg Ryan - "Wandering" // Jess Gillam - "Across the Universe" // Ola Gjeilo - "January" // Den ARD Podcast "Starthilfe - Der Musik-Podcast mit den Stars von morgen" findest du hier: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/starthilfe-der-musik-podcast-mit-den-stars-von-morgen/94673504/ Wenn Du eine Idee oder einen Wunsch zu einem musikalischen Thema hast, dann schreib ihm eine Mail: playlist@ndr.de

Summer often departs unwillingly, with warm days that linger into autumn. In years to come, the transition will probably take even longer, but eventually the sun sinks ever lower, the days grow shorter, the light dims, and the natural world prepares for the long winter to come: drying, darkening, withering, dropping, and dying — to be reborn. The music of the season slows, darkens, and takes on a more somber affect, echoing the complex colors and diminishing energy of autumn, as the sun withdraws to its winter retreat. On this transmission of HEARTS of SPACE, an electro-acoustic journey in the autumn soundscape, on a program called FALLING LEAVES. Music is by LUDOVICO EINAUDI, JOHANN JOHANNSON, KEVIN KELLER, MARCONI UNION, DIATONIS, TIM STORY & HANS-JOACHIM ROEDELIUS, ROBIN GUTHRIE & HAROLD BUDD, and BRIAN ENO. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In recent years, I have fallen back in love with New Age, space music, and the droning, atmospheric, accessible Neoclassical genre. Imagine music to TV shows, movies and moods that don't exist … or only exist in the composers' and performers' own heads.  Works like Max Richter's Sleep and Johann Johannson's Virðulegu Forsetar have played and replayed in my head as I lie on my bed dozens of times now. Their droning but moving parts, atmospheric sound and noise, and accessible melody and harmony, slow and calming and transporting … I can't get enough.   That's why a chance to interview Hipster Pug, a maker of Neoclassical, ambient and experimental music, was exciting.   Forgive some of my excited, stumbling questions. Settle in and discover why we both love these genres and how this new musician fell in love with, not just listening, but making the work himself …   Want a flavor before we start? I mention his “journey of dreams.” Listen right here on Bandcamp. If you like it, throw him a few bucks and buy the whole thing!  Want to dive into Neoclassical, to see what's what? Here are some artists and selections discussed during (or after we finished recording) this episode:  “Infra 5” from Max Richter's Infra (one of our guest's favorites), here on YouTube  Orphée from Johann Johannson  “Particles” from Ólafur Arnauld's Island Songs, here on YouTube  nouveau chapitre EP and Neon Noir album from Hipster Pug himself  artists from the label that carries Hipster Pug, Monochrome Motif, focusing on “Post Classical,” “Cinematic” and “Electronica” music  Want my favorite work these days? This is it: spoken word, machine noise, manipulated vocals, beautiful drones and music. 

In this episode Nathan & Craig talk about Hildur Guðnadóttir's music in Joker and Chernobyl, Collaboration, Sound Design, Studio Minimalism, and much more. Subscribe to the Soundiron Podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundiron-podcast For more info, visit our website: https://soundiron.com/ Podcast notes: * (0:09) Intro * (0:21) Hildur Guðnadóttir * (1:29) The Joker score * (06:12) Iceland musical bond * (07:13) Co-writing with Johann Johannson * (09:05) Chernobyl sound design * (10:26) Halldorophone * (11:58) Knob-free studio * (13:50) Two big takeaways * (15:30) Recommendations Soundiron is a premium developer of virtual instruments and sample libraries for songwriters, composers and sound designers. They are a team of programmers, engineers, composers and instrumentalists passionate about building beautiful-sounding instrument plugins that are inspiring to play. Whether you're new to music production or a seasoned pro in the film, television, advertising, video game, or music recording industries, They've got you covered. Soundiron serves the best and brightest composers and artists in film & media today. #soundiron #musicpodcast #HildurGuðnadóttir

Jeff and Shanna lets the spice flow with their review of Dune. And then they count down their favorite film scores. Next time on The Movie Lovers: Eternals and Film Faves: Franchises. Look for it on Tuesday, 11/9. Show Notes • Opening and Introduction • The Main Event: Dune (0:01:44) o Our History with Dune and Its Release o The Good o The Bad o Spoilers and Final Thoughts (0:43:17) • Film Faves: Film Scores (0:56:20) • Where You Can Find Us and Ending (1:53:54) Shanna's Fave Film Scores: 12. The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly by Ennio Morricone (1966) 11. The Land Before Time by James Horner (1988) 10. Amelie by Yann Tiersen (2001) 9. Finding Nemo by Thomas Newman (2003) 8. Up by Michael Giacchino (2009) 7. Avengers: Endgame by Alan Silvestri (2019) 6. Star Trek Into Darkness by Michael Giacchino (2013) 5. The Theory of Everything by Johann Johannson (2014) 4. FernGully by Alan Silvestri (1992) 3. The Lion King by Hans Zimmer and Lebo M (1994) 2. Jurassic Park by John Williams (1993) 1. Ghostbusters by Elmer Bernstein (1984) Jeff's Fave Film Scores: 12. An American Tail by James Horner (1986) 11. Psycho by Bernard Hermann (1960) 10. Limelight by Charles Chaplin (1952) 9. Avengers: Endgame by Alan Silvestri (2019) 8. Fog of War by Philip Glass (2003) 7. The Hunt for Red October by Basil Poledouris (1990) 6. How to Train Your Dragon (2010) 5. Gettysburg by Randy Edelman (1993) 4. The Hudsucker Proxy by Carter Burwell (1994) 3. Inception by Hans Zimmer (2010) 2. Back to the Future by Alan Silvestri (1985) 1. Batman by Danny Elfman (1989)

J. Robbins: legendary producer and legendary guitarist for many legendary bands including Jawbox, Burning Airlines, his work with Clutch, and so much more.  J. also happens to be one of the biggest film dorks/bassists around, which makes him more than qualified to be a guest on this show. We talk about film scores, specifically movies that are incredibly enhanced by the musical contributions.  Everyone from John Williams, to Jerry Goldsmith, to Hans Zimmer, to Johann Johannson, to Clint Mansell, to Trent Reznor, and many many many more.  Films like Jaws, Psycho, Inception, and beyond get discussed in great detail about what makes their scores so important.   If you are a casual fan or a film obsessive, you will love to hear three dudes (whose only qualifications are playing bass) chat about all things film in this very special episode of Film Basics with Bassists That Love Film. To hear the extended version of this conversation and support the podcast, head over to www.patreon.com/rigsofdad and click away, OR just download the Patreon ap, search for Rigs of Dad, and you can support creators like me and so many more in the process!  We talk about the Fast & Furious films, the trailer for KAREN, "The Harder They Fall, the new film "Censor", and much more. Beyond this episode, you will have access to extended interviews with interview guests, merch discount codes, and much more. Follow all things Ross on instagram at @rigsofdad and his band @burialwaves Be sure to stay in tune with all things Ian at @morbidkales and check out his bands Kowloon Walled City, Strangelight, Less Art, and more! Big shout out to the homies at www.shearrevival.com as well...  Take care of yourself.  Look good, feel good.  Treat your body and neighbors nose with love using Shear Revival!  Use the code CLEANTONE10 to get 10% off your next order! Artists need your support now more than ever.  Let's make sure bands like LaPêche are able to hit the road again by making sure you buy direct.  Check them out at www.lapecheband.bandcamp.com Much love to the fine folks at Custom District Pedalboards for allowing me to pack the heaviest tones on the lightest boards.  Get yours over at www.customdistrictpedalboards.com Huge loves to the incredible Sacha Dunable.  Check out www.dunableguitars.com if you need some real tone in your life. I also want to give a shoutout to Quantum Industries.  These dudes are putting out true tanks of guitar cases.  Check them out at https://www.quantumindustries.jp/ BE SURE to enter ROD10 for a discount on your order!!!

Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) ist ein harter Kerl, er beschützt seine Familie, er bringt seinem Sohn das Jagen bei und er macht sich über die Abgründe der Menschen keine Illusionen. Als seine Tochter gemeinsam mit der Tochter der Nachbarsfamilie entführt wird, kann er nicht tatenlos zusehen. Und nachdem der Ermittler Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) den dringend Verdächtigen Alex wieder frei lassen muss, greift Dover ein. Um seine Tochter zu retten, überschreitet er Grenzen und führt uns Zuschauern ein moralisches Dilemma vor Augen: Wie weit dürfen wir gehen für unsere Kinder? Villeneuves spannender und düsterer Thriller beschäftigt sich auch intensiv mit dem Verhältnis zwischen Dover und Loki. Auch Loki ist ein harter Kerl, der mit vollem Einsatz auf der Jagd nach dem Täter ist. Viel erfahren wir über die beiden Männer nicht, immer nur Anspielungen, bruchstückhafte Hinweise. Aber es formt sich ein Bild von zwei Männern, die ihre Rolle als starke Männer angenommen haben. Sie nehmen das Heft des Handelns in die Hand, übernehmen Verantwortung, kommen dabei an ihre Grenzen und drohen zu scheitern. Wie ähnlich sie sich sind, würden die beiden Männer sich nicht eingestehen. Michael von Schneeland ist wieder zu Gast – er hatte sich den Film ausgesucht. Das freut Thomas, den er ist großer Fan sowohl von Denis Villeneuve als auch von Jake Gyllenhaal. In der Podcastepisode spoilern die beiden von Anfang an und diskutieren über die handwerkliche Perfektion in der Inszenierung, auch durch Roger Deakins Kameraarbeit und die beeindruckende Musik von Johann Johannson, über entsättigte Farben und feuerrote Trillerpfeifen und as Labyrinthmotiv, das sich wie ein Boccacioscher Falke durch die Geschichte ziehen. Geduldig betrachten sie die verschiedenen Ebenen, die subtilen Hinweise auf sozialen Abstieg der Mittelschicht, besprechen absichtliche Leerstellen und stellen die Frage, ob der Stoff nicht noch besser für eine Miniserie geeignet gewesen wäre. Thomas plädiert auf jeden Fall für weitere Film mit Detective Loki. P.S. Beim Kriminalroman, dessen Titel Thomas während der Aufnahme nicht einfiel, handelt es sich übrigens um Das Versprechen von Friedrich Dürrenmatt. Über unseren Gast Michael Schleeh ist renommierter Kenner der asiatischen Filmkultur und Literatur, (wir empfehlen seinen wunderbaren Blog Schneeland) und ein besonders lieber Gast von SchönerDenken. Hier alle Episoden von SchönerDenken, bei denen Michael zu Gast war – viele gemeinsame Episoden haben wir auf dem japanischen Filmfestival Nippon Connection in Frankfurt am Main aufgenommen.

Trieste lockdown sound recorded by Valerio Fiandra. "Just an average, perfect awakening in Kontowood, Prosecco, Trieste, Italia. It’s still dark out, with stars and silence ruling. "It's 5.30 am. Some mind and body exercises, and  as everyday since a couple of years, I listen to Johann Johannson’s Arrival Theme. We live up in the hills of Trieste, Italy, Contovello ( but I like to call it Kontowood ).  "I make myself a good Illy coffee, and go out for a mutual greeting with the birds around. That's the part of the day that has remained equal even during these times. I come back, I open my book: morning has broken, and I’m feeling good. Stay SAFE, exercise every day, enjoy LIFE: that's the perfect CURE, your personal and mutual VACCINE." Part of the #StayHomeSounds project, documenting the sounds of the global coronavirus lockdown around the world - for more information, see http://www.citiesandmemory.com/covid19-sounds

In this Episode of the podcast the hosts encounter a semi-tipsy pietro. Upon discovering this marvelous wonder they contemplate all the anime they had watched over the past year of 2018. That's right.... this is the return of the anime BS podcast GT awards. Who will survive to be the best this year? ....and who will take home the worst show of the year for 2018? Lets find out...GT Awards MerchIntro is "Memories" from the Mandy Soundtrack by Johann Johannson. Outro is "Night Falls (Ending)" by Taku Inoue from the Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Soundtrack published by namco.Follow us on our social media accounts:Facebook      TwitterHave a question? Want to suggest a Topic/Improvement? Email us at:AnimeBSPodcast@gmail.com

Episode 21, where we strap in and celebrate our first calendar year in your lives. Join us as we reflect on our Favorite/Most Hated movies of the year, as well as a bonus review of Cinematic Contact High, MANDY, featuring Nicolas Cage and the final score of the late Johann Johannson. Cheers to 2019, and a slew of interesting Date Nights! Brought to you by Rox Jewelry Shop. www.roxjewelryshop.com

October 5, 2018. On this special BONUS episode, Nick is joined by roommate and friend Kareem. They watched the 2015 Denis Villeneuve crime thriller: Sicario. The two of them watching movies last semester was a major source of inspiration for this show, and Kareem has been a long-requested guest. In this episode, they discuss the structure and dialogue of the script, the significance of where and when they show violence, Roger Deakins' cinematography, the score from the late Johann Johannson, the balance between good and evil and how it's represented, Kate Macy's lack of growth and arc over the film, how Taylor Sheridan's script subverts normal film tropes, how this film ranks with Denis Villeneuve's other films, and much more. Check us out on instagram: @nick_ladue @k.danan

In the latest musical episode, the lads discuss Beaker as the keyboardist for the Doors, Buckaroo Banzai, why Sean Penn is a literal piece of human trash, the death of Johann Johannson, Blade Runner 2049 (once again), why The Guess Who's name is so confusing, and we even get to hear Conor's Björk and Robert Plant impressions. Fun for the whole family, come listen to Josh and Conor. We know... You'll Like 'Em... Be sure to follow us on LibSyn, Facebook, and Twitter, and, for Apple users, subscribe and leave us a rating on iTunes! If you want to support this show, as well as Friends By Default, Noice Choice Bois, Lion’s Den, and other shows, check out the Hundred Years Patreon. http://patreon.com/HundredYears Also, check out our YouTube playlists, including one with tracks by all of the bands we've recommended! http://youtube.com/channel/UCe2CV-ePsRAua0Nt3UNHgVg Also: SUPERMEGA, COME ON GUYS.

Welcome to the RMPodcast!   Reviews: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (@ 2:44)   As you can see above we discuss another best picture Oscar nom. A tiny spoiler, so far this is our pick for best picture. We still have a few more to see but listen in as we discuss what impressed us most about Three Billboards. We also have a switch up with our unique weekly segment! Since Valentine's Day was this past week, we decided to bump relationships up by one week. Topic at hand; Brandon's got a Bumble and looking for romance. What's a Bumble and can Brandon find what he's looking for? Listen in to find out and e-mail us what you think about Brandon's or your own approach to love at rmpodcast@redmoonproductions.com Articles Referenced: Disney's chief strategy officer says its streaming service is not meant to kill Netflix Attorney General of New York says Weiststien's actions were despicable PC culture goes crazy over Peter Rabbit Director Maritn McDonagh Defends And also over Three Billboards Tarantino's Manson movie may be in trouble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAGsDLUjKKY Wiseau campaigning to be The Joker Movie Pass hits 2 million subscribers and generates over $120 million for Oscar noms, well sorta Johann Johannson passes at 48

Johann Johannsson; Sontag Shogun; Secret Pyramid; Valiska; SubtractiveLad; Connect_icut; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; White Poppy; Efrim Manuel Menuck; Lea Bertucci & Colin Stetson

ZERO-G #1171Title: Musk Ado About Something Podcast Title: The Cloverfield PodadoxScience Fiction, Fantasy and Historical Radio with Rob Jan & Megan McKeough. This week: we pare down the Cloverfield Paradox; farewell composer Johann Johannson; and take flight with Star Trek Discovery and Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon Heavy! For playlists, show notes, and news see the 3RRR website at:http://www.rrr.org.au/program/zero-g/playlistsFollow @zerogrobjan on Twitter and Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ZeroGRadioZero G broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Mondays at 1pm AEST

Scoring the new Bladerunner with a master of dramatic tension.

Scoring the new Bladerunner with a master of dramatic tension.

After discovering Sebastian Huydts' newest album, Delicias de Blancanieves or Snowwhite's Delights, Seth is sharing his newest musical ‘delights'. We'll share selected works of Huydts, Caroline Eyck, and Johann Johannson and more with you. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Sarah Zwinklis

Tom Klaassen verkent iedere zaterdag en zondag tussen 23.00 en 24.00 uur de grenzen van de klassieke muziek. Vandaag zijn Dutch Classical Talent-kandidaten Shin Sihan (viool) en Anne Brackman (piano) te gast in de studio. Ze spelen de wonderlijke, exuberante en vrolijke Tweede Sonate voor viool en piano van de Amerikaanse componist George Antheil (die naar verluidt altijd een revolver bij zich had als hij pianorecitals gaf). Verder is er muziek van Vivaldi, Kate Moore en Johann Johannson.

Matthew Sweet presents music from films featuring a range of assassins, hitmen and sharp shooters. Our classic score of the week is David Amram's 1962 score for The Manchurian Candidate, the Cold War thriller starring Frank Sinatra and Janet Leigh. The featured new release is Sicario with a score by Johann Johannson.