Podcasts about music drama

Adi Nester is an Assistant Professor of German and Jewish Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her first monograph, Unsettling Difference: Bible, Music Drama, and the Critique of German Jewish Identity, appeared with Cornell University Press. The book studies the discourse of Jewish difference in the first half of the twentieth century through its expressions in biblical-themed musical dramas, their literary sources, and the intellectual debates surrounding the works. Adi's research and teaching concentrate on the interrelations between music, literature, and philosophy in the German and German Jewish traditions. She has published essays on topics ranging from the music philosophies of Theodor Adorno and Vladimir Jankélévitch, the role of Wagner's music in Thomas Mann's literature, and the language philosophy of Walter Benjamin, to the treatment of memory culture in the poetry and social critical writings of contemporary German-Jewish activist Max Czollek. 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

Adi Nester is an Assistant Professor of German and Jewish Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her first monograph, Unsettling Difference: Bible, Music Drama, and the Critique of German Jewish Identity, appeared with Cornell University Press. The book studies the discourse of Jewish difference in the first half of the twentieth century through its expressions in biblical-themed musical dramas, their literary sources, and the intellectual debates surrounding the works. Adi's research and teaching concentrate on the interrelations between music, literature, and philosophy in the German and German Jewish traditions. She has published essays on topics ranging from the music philosophies of Theodor Adorno and Vladimir Jankélévitch, the role of Wagner's music in Thomas Mann's literature, and the language philosophy of Walter Benjamin, to the treatment of memory culture in the poetry and social critical writings of contemporary German-Jewish activist Max Czollek. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/german-studies

Adi Nester is an Assistant Professor of German and Jewish Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her first monograph, Unsettling Difference: Bible, Music Drama, and the Critique of German Jewish Identity, appeared with Cornell University Press. The book studies the discourse of Jewish difference in the first half of the twentieth century through its expressions in biblical-themed musical dramas, their literary sources, and the intellectual debates surrounding the works. Adi's research and teaching concentrate on the interrelations between music, literature, and philosophy in the German and German Jewish traditions. She has published essays on topics ranging from the music philosophies of Theodor Adorno and Vladimir Jankélévitch, the role of Wagner's music in Thomas Mann's literature, and the language philosophy of Walter Benjamin, to the treatment of memory culture in the poetry and social critical writings of contemporary German-Jewish activist Max Czollek. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies

Adi Nester is an Assistant Professor of German and Jewish Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her first monograph, Unsettling Difference: Bible, Music Drama, and the Critique of German Jewish Identity, appeared with Cornell University Press. The book studies the discourse of Jewish difference in the first half of the twentieth century through its expressions in biblical-themed musical dramas, their literary sources, and the intellectual debates surrounding the works. Adi's research and teaching concentrate on the interrelations between music, literature, and philosophy in the German and German Jewish traditions. She has published essays on topics ranging from the music philosophies of Theodor Adorno and Vladimir Jankélévitch, the role of Wagner's music in Thomas Mann's literature, and the language philosophy of Walter Benjamin, to the treatment of memory culture in the poetry and social critical writings of contemporary German-Jewish activist Max Czollek. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts

Adi Nester is an Assistant Professor of German and Jewish Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her first monograph, Unsettling Difference: Bible, Music Drama, and the Critique of German Jewish Identity, appeared with Cornell University Press. The book studies the discourse of Jewish difference in the first half of the twentieth century through its expressions in biblical-themed musical dramas, their literary sources, and the intellectual debates surrounding the works. Adi's research and teaching concentrate on the interrelations between music, literature, and philosophy in the German and German Jewish traditions. She has published essays on topics ranging from the music philosophies of Theodor Adorno and Vladimir Jankélévitch, the role of Wagner's music in Thomas Mann's literature, and the language philosophy of Walter Benjamin, to the treatment of memory culture in the poetry and social critical writings of contemporary German-Jewish activist Max Czollek. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

Known for his collaborative spirit and commitment to storytelling, Jason Baughan's is a dedicated and compelling actor whose passion for acting ignited during his youth, leading him to pursue formal training at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music & Drama. This foundational education equipped him with the skills and techniques that would later define his diverse career. Baughan ventured into voice acting, lending his voice to characters in acclaimed video games such as Assassin's Creed and The Witcher series.   But his keen understanding of narrative and character development eventually led him to directorial roles in the gaming industry, where he has been instrumental in shaping immersive storytelling experiences for the video game industry. And I've always enjoy working together with him on projects for all those reasons. Here he is. It's a double dose of Jay today with Todd Kramer, his sidekick Jay Reum and their guest, Jay Baughan.

This week on ‘Has It Aged Well?' we let our hair down (sorry Abbas), and headbang to our favourite guitar riffs because the film we're discussing is Abhishek Kapoor & Farhan Akhtar's ode to rock music from 2008 ‘Rock On' starring Akhtar, Arjun Rampal, Shahana Goswami, Luke Kenny and Purab Kohli. Joining Abbas and Urjita for the discussion is comedian Mikhail Almeida. Topics discussed include: Did Rock On contribute to the rise of ‘Hindi rock'? Is “Zehreelay” the greatest metal song of all time? Why is Magik the band so colourful with the costumes? Why does Farhan keep making ‘Dil Chahta Hai?' over and over again? And a lot more. This episode is part of our ‘Badass' movie series in association with our friends at Wildstone perfumes. Check out their new badass range of fragrances: Whiskey, Cigar and Ammo available right now. You use the promo code ‘IVM10' to get a 10% discount applicable on all products on www.wildstone.in. This 10% discount is over and above whatever deal you are getting on site. So check it out now. Follow Wildstone on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/wildstoneofficial/   Follow Mikhail here: https://www.instagram.com/mikhailalmeida/Follow Abbas here: https://www.instagram.com/abbasmomin88/Follow Urjita here: https://www.instagram.com/urjitawani/Get early access to ‘Has It Aged Well' episodes only on Amazon Music. Subscribe to our feed now: https://bit.ly/48VfMUE  Follow IVM Pop on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivmpop/ Subscribe to IVM Pop on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@IVMPop   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ken Rea's Outstanding Actor Masterclass About Ken: Professor Ken Rea is a theatre director, internationally acclaimed acting teacher, and author of the bestselling book, The Outstanding Actor, Seven Keys to Success Starting out in New Zealand, he worked with the country's leading theatres and in television drama. In 1973 he formed the Living Theatre Troupe, one of New Zealand's most important experimental companies. He went on to study theatre in China, Japan, and India, then moved to Europe, where he studied with leading European teachers. As Professor of Theatre at the renowned Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Ken has trained some of Britain's top actors and film stars, including EWAN MCGREGOR, LILY JAMES, JOSEPH FIENNES, DOMINIC WEST, JODIE WHITTAKER, DAMIAN LEWIS, HAYLEY ATWELL, RHYS IFANS, MICHELLE DOCKERY, FREDDIE FOX, SIMON RUSSELL BEALE, ORLANDO BLOOM, PAAPA ESSIEDU, and DANIEL CRAIG. Ken is in regular demand internationally and has previously taught at the national drama academies of China, India, New Zealand, and Italy, and he has given courses in the UK, Canada, Indonesia, Germany, USA, and Singapore. As a journalist, he has been a regular feature writer for The Times and was for 15 years a theatre critic for The Guardian. As a public speaker, Ken has given many large-scale presentations in the worlds of business and the arts. He also trains top executives throughout Europe in presentation skills and personal impact. He is about to launch his major online course: Ken Rea Teaches Acting.  How do I get better work? And it's a really interesting question so you don't feel stuck in your career. Ask yourself what would that next level look like for you. Let's think about the acting itself. What would that look like? And so that immediately gives you a target. I want to be like this. So you know where you're going. So the next question to ask yourself is, where do you feel you are now? Which then shows you the gap between now where you are and there where you want to be. Then the next question you could ask yourself is, what would you like to have more of in your work?  You know, for example, would you like to have more personality in your acting, more sense of danger in your acting, more gravitas, more presence, more charisma, more twinkle in the eye, more playfulness? And that immediately is going to take you out of your comfort zone. Progress happens not inside that comfort zone, but just outside it. That's the life of an actor, to be comfortable being uncomfortable. And that's your life as an actor, constantly taking risks, working outside that comfort zone.  How can you be out of your comfort zone and still enjoy that, you know, and love performing? If you want to be more playful, more twinkle in the eye, more dangerous, what is stopping you from bringing that into the work that's stopping you from being out of your comfort zone? And what can you do about that? It takes a certain amount of comfortability in being yourself to know that you can go emotionally to a specific place and also know and play there, and it is out of your comfort zone and in a danger zone and in a scary zone, a risk zone, as you put it, but also always knowing that you have that anchor in yourself that you are able to handle it. Am I going to be good enough? Will I be found out? And I think as you get older, you make it about them, not about you. I find what works for me is, is to get the right mindset. It's about them, the energy going outward and forward with the focus on them, on what I can bring to them. Prepare meticulously. Outstanding Actor So I think the preparation is important and the mindset.  You know, you can coach yourself a lot these days just by trying things out on your laptop, on your phone, recording, and playing it back. Start to experiment with things. Be very specific in your choices.  Using contrary action as an actor. And it helps get that kind of volcano principle, you know, just the rumbling underneath the volcano before it erupts. Before it explodes, which creates, as you mentioned before, a sense of danger.  Danger, I tend to think of that as you set up a tension between yourself, the actor, and the audience, thinking, "Oh, wow, where's she going with this? What's going to happen next?" Because audiences love to be thrilled and surprised, don't they? We lose that sense of playfulness that is the source of our charm, our creativity, and our imagination in adult life. And so a lot of the journey of the actor is to go back the wheel turns full circle back to that, to find at the adult age. I think that it's more fun to play the game if you know that you are capable and can handle whatever circumstance comes your way in life.  Knowing you are capable, I think, is such an important part of being a good actor because you need to feel safe. So a good question to ask yourself then is okay, if there is fear, what is the source of the fear? Ken's New Exercise  Ken's Secret Weapon Exercise And I think a lot is about paring away the clutter. I use that phrase a lot, you know, just to find a simplicity and an energy that comes from a calm center but is fully concentrated. As the actor, you play with the other actor, but you're also playing with the audience and have to make sure they're enjoying being there.

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On today's episode, I talk to actress Emma Paetz. Originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Emma realized she wanted to act for a living while au pairing in Paris. She moved to London where she studied at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and was primarily a theater actor for a long time. While she's had roles in shows like The Looming Tower and Gentleman Jack, her first starring role was as Martha Kane in the canceled-too-soon show Pennyworth, all three seasons of which you can still watch on HBO Max! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here!  

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Eileen O'Higgins recently joined host Elias in the cave! You can see Eileen as Kathleen McCarty on EPIX 'Billy The Kid'. Eileen O'Higgins is a Northern Irish actress. She trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Her breakthrough role was playing a young pregnant woman in the play Hold Your Tongue, Hold Your Dead which led to a supporting role in the film Brooklyn (2015) and Mary Queen of Scots. Billy The Kid stars British actor Tom Blyth (The Gilded Age, Benediction) and Daniel Webber (The Dirt, Escape From Pretoria), and is written by Vikings and The Tudors creator Michael Hirst. The eight-episode season comprised of hour-long episodes is an epic romantic adventure based on the life of famous American outlaw Billy the Kid (Blyth), also known as William H. Bonney — from his humble Irish roots, to his early days as a cowboy and gunslinger in the American frontier, to his pivotal role in the Lincoln County War and beyond. Webber will play Jesse Evans, another famous outlaw and leader of the Seven Rivers Gang. When they meet, Jesse has already embraced a life of crime: robbing stores and cattle rustling. Billy is attracted to his wild and reckless character and becomes Billy's doppelganger of sorts — his shadow self, forever inviting him over to the dark side of life. You can watch this interview on YouTube https://youtu.be/3FXt04N-L9I Have a question? Email us  themccpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media for the latest show updates  www.twitter.com/themccpodcast www.instagram.com/themccpodcast www.facebook.com/themancavechroniclespodcast www.themccpodcast.com  https://www.youtube.com/c/TheManCaveChroniclesPodcast      

Easily Sidetracked Host and co host Get back to business with The Games last episode on Drink Champs Garcia Vega and Njtrepound38 Got to the mics to discuss Music Drama and Life and as the show Keeps to its Name we Always Seem to get Easily Sidetracked

About Ken: Ken Rea is Professor of Theatre at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London and author of the bestseller, The Outstanding Actor, Seven Keys to Success. He began as a professional actor and director in New Zealand, working with some of the country's leading theatres and on television as well as running his own company, The Living Theatre Troupe. Later, in the UK he was artistic director of Jet Theatre and Koru Theatre. In addition to his work at Guildhall, he has taught in the national drama academies of China, Indonesia, India, Italy and New Zealand, as well as in Germany, Greece and Canada. He has also worked as a movement coach with many theatres including the Royal Shakespeare Company.  He has been a regular feature writer for The Times and was for 15 years a theatre critic for The Guardian. His book A Better Direction, examines the issues of director-training. His plays produced in Britain include The Brave Magicians of Mangalore  and Voyagers. His adaptations performed in London include the Swedish classic, Pippi Longstocking and the Italian Renaissance comedy, The Deceived. In the corporate world Ken trains business leaders of global companies. www.kenrea.co.uk Excerpt from The Outstanding Actor: Seven Keys to Success: “The conditions I've described are mostly outside of your control and you may beg thinking well I didn't have a troubled childhood, and I didn't have pushy mother, and I didn't go to Eaton, so all the cards are stacked against me. What's the point? But those factors are not exclusive, they just show how some people seized the opportunity of an early advantage and went on through effort to prosper. The focus of this book is about what you can do now to make a difference. And in the spirit of the growth mindset, there is a lot you can do. This book is about how you make the best of what you have. Your talent, your physicality, and your personality. Because in the acting profession, there is always hope and there is always room for one more outstanding actor. So let's get started.” “To keep our faces towards change, and behave like a free spirit in the presence of fate, is strength undefeatable.” Helen Keller Be comfortable with risk. Risk— trying something that might not work in order to lead you to a solution to a better one. Heart of adventure and risk, and going in for it rather than running away. “Make it about them, not about you” Forget about yourself and think about the audience. Focus on the work and getting better. Effort trumps Talent Mastery is 10 years of deliberate practice. Real success is being open to change. Enthusiasm is important because it's contagious. We love to be surprised as an audience. If you follow these practices, it can help you step up to the next level. You need that sparkle. 7 Keys to Success: Warmth Generosity of Spirit Enthusiasm Grit Danger Presence Charisma Moment to moment — the more I was in the moment in my life the easier it was to be present in my work. How can I be more present?

With a list of collaborators that include the likes of Anoushka Shankar, Nitin Sawhney, Talvin Singh OBE, Kae Tempest, Jocelyn Pook, Oi Va Voi, and Bianca Gismonti, and London Contemporary Orchestra, amongst many others, Memphis-born, US-Indian Violinist/Composer, Fullbright scholar and co-founder of ensembles Quest Ensemble and Balladeste Preetha Narayanan embodies a unique musical personality which transcends multiple genres, cultures, and countries.   On completion of a Masters's and a doctorate in Creative Learning at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, the London-based artist is also a practicing Yogi and a certified yoga teacher from the renowned Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram institution in Chennai, India has gone on to be one of the city's most valued members of the global arts community.   In this contemplative conversation we catch up for the first time since our last encounter collaborators at an intimate concert in London and riff on the experiences of growing up brown in white social paradigms, the practice of Yoga as a philosophy, and the impact broad-minded parenting from a generation less privy to labels can have on the subconscious mind and eventually the practice of an art.   This episode is brought to you by:  www.holisticpianoacademy.com  Music by: www.everynowheremusic.com Text: www.tlwrites.com   Produced by T.L. Mazumdar Recorded on a Zoom L8 mixer kindly sponsored by: https://www.sound-service.eu      Connect with Preetha: http://www.preethanarayanan.com http://instagram.com/preenaraya  Connect with T.L: DEBUT SOLO PIANO ALBUM   Artist Website: www.everynowheremusic.com Coaching: www.holisticpianoacademy.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everynowheremusic/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/39S0dP5 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tlmusician Twitter: https://twitter.com/tlmazumdar

Welcome to Cool Hand Crypto, where Cinema, Culture and Crypto collide! In this episode of Cool Hand Crypto, Matt speaks with filmmaker and manager Luke Dale, AKA Hanscap on TikTok, about managing Larwood & Koh, his recent TikTok celebrity, the utility of TikTok, 505 Films, his feature directorial debut, and his insights into DAOs, crypto and NFTs. — After graduating from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Luke Dale was the recipient of the Alan Bates Award. He worked with Ron Howard on his series Genius for National Geographic, as well as a number of TV shows such as Doctors, Holby City (BBC) and the Royals (E!). As a motion capture artist, he's played roles in Battlefield V (EA) and Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Warhorse Studios). For his first film, he directed and produced a 50 minute documentary on the history and culture of British repertory theatre called The Actor's Apprenticeship, featuring interviews with Dame Judi Dench, Sir Derek Jacobi, Imelda Staunton, Jim Carter, Steven Berkoff, Patsy Rodenburg and Mike Alfreds, among others. In 2021 505's debut short Jump has won 20 festival awards, including Best British Short at the London Independent Film Awards and Best Actor at the Birmingham Film Festival. It also won Best Actor and Best Editor at the Little Wing Film Festival and Best Social Drama at the New Renaissance Film Festival and has been distributed by Paus.tv His most recent music video AXIS has won numerous awards including Best Director and Honourable Mention at the International Music Video Awards. Luke is thrilled to be directing Bad Ladz for his first feature film in 2022. With a superb cast and a budget of £150,000, it promises to be an exciting venture for 505. — For more on Luke head to: TikTok Larwood & Koh 505 Films — Listen and subscribe to the Cool Hand Crypto Podcast! Watch and subscribe to Cool Hand Crypto on YouTube! For the latest episodes and updates head to: CoolHandCrypto.com #CoolHandCrypto

Episode #45 POLL: WHO WON? https://www.strawpoll.me/45817692 For several months we've been teasing a legendary bout between Rusty Cage and another man, and it's finally here! That's right, the philosophy of art debate between Rusty and a guy who called Rusty a hypocrite in a YouTube video. The boxing match should be uploaded next week if Emperor Lemon picks it up from Rusty's Post Office box in Gainesville since Rusty is out of town for a Blacks For Trump convention in Miami, and Emp promised he would get it from the Post Office box this week, but he hasn't even gone to Rusty's house to pick up the Post Office box key yet, and also he said something about binge watching every 1989 Nascar race, so that might eat up his attention for awhile. But the boxing match will be released soon, eventually. PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/TrashRats Gonzo School: https://www.youtube.com/c/DimensionBu... TrashRats 2: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLK... Gonzo's Music Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQT_... Copyright for Thee (pt.1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vetyA... Rusty Cage Copyright Cope (pt.2): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYLhw... TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TrashRatsCast Reactor: https://twitter.com/NotChrisPool Simian Jimmy: https://twitter.com/SimianJimmy Rusty Cage: https://twitter.com/RSTYCG #YouTubeDrama #RustyIsPissed #Reactor

William Russel was elected as Alderman for the Ward of Bread Street in 2013 and served as Sheriff of the City of London in 2016-17. He has been the Lord Mayor of the City of London since 2019.Before leaving for public service, William Russell spent over 30 years working in the financial sector. In 1987 he went to work for First Boston Corporation before joining Merrill Lynch in 1992 as an investment banker in Institutional Equity Sales, working in Asia, New York and London. William is currently Chair of CDAM, a London based Asset Management business, and Senior Advisor to STJ Advisors. He was also on the Board of Innovate Finance, the industry body for the UK based FinTech community.He has a number of charitable interests. He has served as Chair of the Development Board of the Royal Court Theatre, he is a Board Member of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, the Barbican Centre and is on the Council of the Royal Theatrical Support Trust. He is immediate past Chair of Prostate Cancer UK and is currently Deputy Chair of Place2Be, a children's mental health charity. He is a Trustee of Morden College and a past member of the Development Board of the Charterhouse.William is the fifth member of his family to be Lord Mayor in the past 110 years.Further reading:Official Biohttps://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/about-us/about-the-city-of-london-corporation/lord-mayor/lord-mayor-biography London is a leader in green finance but we must strive for more (February 2021)https://www.cityam.com/londin-is-a-leader-inn-green-finance-but-we-must-strive-for-more/ Board of Trade report: green trade (July 2021)https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/board-of-trade-report-green-trade

Paula interviews world-renowned jazz guitarist and bassist, Fred Thelonius Baker.  Fred was a student at Birmingham School of Music (now Royal Birmingham Conservatoire) from 1979, and studied composition with Andrew Downes. Andrew went on to invite Fred to teach at Birmingham Conservatoire in 1989, which led to Fred being a major part of Andrew's new School of Composition and Creative Studies from the early 90s. Fred has been a permanent teacher/lecturer in accoustic and bass guitar there ever since. In the mid 90s, Andrew composed his Concerto for Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar and Strings for Fred playing Electric Bass with Simon Dinnigan playing Acoustic Guitar. They recorded it for CD in 1999 with string players from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. Fred and Simon also arranged Downes' Piano Sonatina, Movement 2 for Electric Bass and Acoustic Guitar and also recorded this for the CD. All of these works are played throughout the episode. More information on the works and the CD can be found here: https://www.andrewdownes.com/Soloists-with-Orchestra.html#GUITARSTRINGS Fred Thelonious Baker is a Jazz guitarist and bassist from the English village of Tibshelf, Derbyshire. Born in 1960, Fred was given a ukulele when he was four by his father. Indeed, Fred's parents were a major influence in the beginning of his musical journey. A year later, he was given his first guitar and went on to learn the Classical guitar. During his mid-teens, Fred also began an interest in the bass guitar, an instrument with which he has since become synonymous. After studying at Chesterfield College, Fred went on to study at Birmingham School of Music (now Conservatoire) where he gained a GBSM and ABSM in teaching and performance. Around this time, at the invitation of Sir John Dankworth and Cleo Laine, Fred began teaching at Wavendon All Music Summer School. Since then, Fred has taught and given masterclasses at many universities, music colleges and music Summer schools including Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Berkeley College of Music, USA, St Petersburg Conservatory, Russia, London Brunel, Huddersfield, Sheffield, and Derby Universities. Since 1989, he has been a permanent teacher/lecturer in acoustic and bass guitar at Birmingham Conservatoire. Fred has performed all over the world as a session musician and soloist with a variety of musicians and ensembles including Courtney Pine, Nigel Kennedy, Billy Cobham, the CBSO, Fairport Convention, Robert Wyatt, Harry Beckett, Horace Parlan, Soft Machine, John Etheridge, Pip Pyle, Ric Sanders, Karen Street, Joe Sachse, Tony Levin, Phil Bates, Clive Bunker, Elton Dean, Simon Dinnigan, Geoff Eales, Liam Genocky and Phil Miller. As both a jazz guitarist and bassist, Fred has appeared extensively on many recordings. "Spinal Tap" from his solo accoustic guitar CD, Life Suite, will be played on this episode. Fred is currently working on the legacy of the late Phil Miller: https://philmillerthelegacy.com  

Născut la la Chișinău, Republica Moldova, Dan-Iulian Druțac s-a mutat la Londra când avea 16 ani, după ce a primit o bursă completă la Școala Whitgift din cadrul Concursului Internațional de Muzică Whitgift. La Londra, Dan-Iulian a studiat privat cu David Takeno și anul trecut a absolvit clasa sa ca student la bursa la Guildhall School of Music & Drama.

Award-winning TV Host of Let’s Talk…Paranormal , Investigative Reporter and Published Author of three titles. Having studied at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London, Tracie began her on-camera career in England 1998 with a series of Educational and Governmental videos. She began her broadcasting career in the USA from 2002 onward with her cable TV talk show Let's Talk Paranormal which has won three Telly Awards for its excellence! The show was broadcast in California, New York, Arizona and Iowa. She is also a freelance reporter and has written various articles for both British and American magazines, particularly on subjects of the highly strange but true! Tracie has been a radio host for the Women's Radio Network and is currently host for KGRA Radio broadcasting live shows weekly.Tracie has been a guest on Unified Field Radio, Mysteries Magazine Radio, The Paranormal View, Paranormal & Beyond Radio, TIWB Radio (Tuning in with Betsy-Canada), Restricted Airspace Radio, Third Phase of Moon, KXNT Radio Show “Myth or Reality”, Granada Forum Radio, Lightworker TV Show, UFO Paranormal Radio Network, and Beyond Belief TV show with George Noory.Today Tracie joins Conflict Radio To Discuss her book, I Survived Beyond and Back: Compelling Accounts of Near-Death Experiences From Those Who Have Glimpsed the Afterlife.http://thetracieaustinshow.com/Conflict Radio - Episode 95 True Accounts of Near Death Experiences with Tracie Austinhttps://conflictradio.net/Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHzWqM_Xm-EgRfwt2cbBAHQ/join

A little more than a year ago, the ConChords, originally from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in the UK, were on top of the world, having secured a win of the UK ICCA semifinals and the right to compete on the stage at finals in New York. Then the pandemic hit and things came to a bit of a halt, but the group didn't stop! They recorded and released their rendition of Moanin', which was in their 2020 set. Rachael sits down with Johnny and Aitzi to talk about how that all went down, where the group is now, and what's up next!

Jacki Short is the owner of a training business for mental health professionals in creative therapies. In this vibrant segment, she talks to Sarah about her dedication to utilising the power of art, music, drama & play to enable therapists to provide mental health services that are inclusive & respectful of diversity.

Movies First with Alex FirstEpisode 865Answering the big question...should I see this movie? Music (Drama, Musical)Zu is newly sober when she receives news that she is to become the sole guardian of her half-sister named Music, a young girl on the autism spectrum. The film explores two of Sia's favorite themes: finding your voice and creating family.Director: SiaWriters: Dallas Clayton (screenplay by), Sia (screenplay by)Stars: Ramiah Bey-Morgan, Ramirah Bey-Morgan, Raphael Bey-Morgan- IMDbTrailer: Official Trailer (imdb.com)Movies First RSS feed: https://rss.acast.com/moviesfirst Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com/moviesfirst (mobile friendly). For more from Alex visit https://www.itellyouwhatithink.com/ Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, PocketCasts, CastBox.FM, Podbean, Spreaker, etc.For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube : Facebook - @moviesfirst Twitter - @MoviesFirst YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCatJQHaVabIvzCLqO16XvSQ If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you. #movies #cinema #entertainment #podcast #reviews #moviesfirst #music #musicthe movie #musicmovireview Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/moviesfirst. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ending Alumni Month, we have brought in CFA Alum, Melanie Allen. Tyler Flynn chats with Melanie Allen, a Pepperdine alum from Castle Rock, CO who graduated in 2018 with a theatre production/design degree, with a specific emphasis in stage management. During her time at Pepperdine, she served as the CFA Student Marketing Assistant, and  supported numerous productions such as Big Fish, Hedda Gabler, The Magic Flute, and Crazy for You. Since graduating, Melanie has received a Master's degree in Stage Management at Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in Wales, worked in various backstage roles with Cirque du Soleil productions in Las Vegas, Nevada, and she is currently an Activities Director at a Senior Living Facility.  Melanie remarks fondly upon her time in the Pepperdine theater program, highlighting her experiences on the Edinburgh trip, her favorite productions, and her time working for the Center for the Arts.  Her commitment to the arts is inspiring, and those interested in the arts will appreciate her insight and advice. Melanie’s Website: https://melanieallen96.myportfolio.com/  More info about the Center for the Arts can be found: https://arts.pepperdine.edu/visit/digital-resources.html  Music Composer: Jeremy Zerbe

Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast, series two the PICTURES / LLUNIAU PROJECT. This series celebrates Welsh and Wales-based writers and their stories. This is our Xmas 2020 special, an extract from CARDBOARD DAD by Alan Harris. Donna waits for David, alone in they're flat. Alone, that is, until she gets a special cardboard delivery that turns her world inside out. Alan Harris's bitter-sweet comedy, tells the tale of a woman who realises that second best is never enough.Writer: Alan Harris Plays written for theatres throughout the UK and internationally, including Paines Plough, Manchester Royal Exchange, the Sherman Theatre and National Theatre Wales. He won a Judge's Award at the Bruntswood Prize for How My Light Is Spent. Musicals and opera include the book for The Scythe of Time at the New York Musical Theatre Festival. The Left Behind (BBC Studios/BBC3) won the BAFTA for Best Single Drama (and BAFTA Cymru for Best Television Drama). He has also written plays for BBC Radio 4, Radio 3 and Amazon Audible. Director: Hannah Noone Alumni of the Sherman Theatre’s JMK Directors Group (supported by The Carne Trust), Co-Artistic Director of Opera'r Ddraig and an Associate Director for Chippy Lane. Directing credits include: Lung Water - Network Reading (Chippy Lane / NTW / Sherman), TEN/DEG (Sherman Theatre), Elixir of Love (Opera’r Ddraig / Kings Head), Arcadia (RWCMD), Worlds Apart in War (Theatr Clwyd / National Trust), Between Eternity & Time (RWCMD / Sherman Theatre), BoHo (Hijinx / Theatr Clwyd). She has also worked as Assistant Director and Staff Director at the Royal Opera House and The National.Performer: Cecilia Appiah Cecilia is a recent graduate of BA Acting at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama class of 2020. Since graduating she has been working with BBC Radio Drama as part of the radio drama company where she has been working on various plays including The Son, Life is a Radio in the dark and Wasteland all aired on Radio 4 and 3. She has recently filmed an episode for BBC Casualty and participated in the play reading of Gull with the Far Away Plays. Performer: Luke Nunn A 2020 graduate from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Since graduating Luke has been part of the Radio Drama Company at the BBC working on a number of projects including: Keeping the Wolf Out, Life is a Radio in the Dark and Clash. Luke has most recently finished shooting a feature film (The Road Dance) on the Isle of Lewis. Sound Designer: Charlie ForanCharlie is a graduate of the BA (Hons) Stage Management and Technical Theatre Course at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. During that time, specialising in live sound engineering, theatrical sound design and recording. Charlie has worked on productions such as An Octoroon at The National and Witness for the Prosecution at County Hall. Alongside these productions, Charlie has worked on podcasts with Unheard Poetry on their Pride and Protest series and on Chippy Lane Productions (Samu(El)egy) and THE STARS IN THE DARKROOM.  Written by Alan Harris Directed by Hannah Noone Performed by Cecilia Appiah featuring Luke NunnSound Design By Charlie ForanProduced & Edited by Chippy Lane Productions Ltd. Music by Grand Tradition  This podcast has been kindly supported by The Carne Trust.

En la segunda parte del episodio 11, Diego y Enma tienen el segmento random de la quincena, hablando sobre gossip/bochinche de la vida de artistas como John Lenon, Kanye West, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Willie Colón y Rubén Blades. ¡Cuéntanos en nuestro Instagram algun otro drama de celebridades del mundo de la música que te conozcas! ¡Síguenos en instagram en @DiegoyEnma! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/estoesunpodcastpa/message

Marianne Rizkallah is the Director and Head Music Therapist at North London Music Therapy, 'Music Therapy Outreach and Enterprise Tutor' for the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, and the Vice Chair of the British Association for Music Therapy. Founded in 2018, North London Music Therapy provides music therapy for anyone, of any age, with a mental health condition such as stress, anxiety or depression. NLMT provides music therapy for individuals and groups, designs and delivers workshops for the corporate market, and provides further training and CPD for qualified and trainee music therapists. NLMT specialises in long-term work, and believes that therapy should be offered for as long as someone feels they need it, running counter to the prevailing therapy model in the UK. As a music therapist, Marianne has worked with clients aged from 1 to 100, with conditions as varied as psychosis, autism, learning disabilities and dementia. For NLMT, she works with clients with anxiety. Marianne is also a professional singer and vocal coach, and recently founded her own choir, the Nuestra Singers. In this interview, Marianne talks about the experience of drawing up lockdown guidelines for BAMT, about the responses of NLMT to COVID-19 and how her psychotherapeutic stance has influenced her music therapy practice in this time. Website: www.northlondonmusictherapy.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/northlondonmusictherapy Twitter: www.facebook.com/NLmusictherapy Instagram: www.instagram.com/northlondonmusictherapy

Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast series 2. This special episode is dedicated to our beloved Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and the MaMT students. The episode showcases 7 actor/writer students who've written, performed and recorded their own pieces in isolation. The pieces are written and performed by the following:   Harriet Boughey Lucy Mcilwaine Leah Willis Gregory George Erin Claire Spence Samuel Keeler Jesse Ashby   Intro and & Outro by Luke McCall and Michael Robert Lowe Dramaturgical support by Chelsey Gillard, Hannah Noone and Martha Reed  Edited by Rebecca Jade Hammond  Produced by Chippy Lane Productions Ltd.  Music by Grand Tradition    For more episodes subscribe to our podcast on Itunes, Spotify and our website www.chippylaneproductions.co.uk   THIS PODCAST CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE   *Please be aware these pieces vary in sound quality and volume through the episode as they were recorded in different locations.

Notre invitée est suédoise, elle s’appelle Isabel Sörling et fabrique une musique de transe céleste et bioluminescente.Et comme chaque mois, le journaliste Sophian Fanen vient nous proposer ses 5 obsessions du moment. Le confinement lui a donné l’envie de pousser les portes du monde, puisque nous irons prendre l’air au Nigeria, en Italie, au Togo, à Djibouti et au Maroc. Programmation : Meryem Aboulouafa, Welcome Back to Me, tiré de l'album "Meryem" (Animal 63, 2020) Groupe RTD (),  Buuraha U Dheer, tiré de l'album "The Dancing Devils of Djibouti" (Ostinato, 2020) Akofa Akoussah, Ramer sans rame, tiré de l'album "Akofa Akoussah" (réédition 2020, Africa Seven) Mina, Se Telefonando, tiré de l'album "Studio Uno 66" (Rifi, 1966) Obongjayar (), Still Sun, tiré de l'album "Which Way is Forward?" (September Recordings, 2020)   + Isabel Sorling "Johnny Flew, Sticks and Branches, Eld, Human" , tirés de l’album "Mareld" (Iki records 2020)     Isabel Sörling est musicienne, compositrice et chanteuse. Elle est née en Suède en 1987. Son répertoire navigue entre improvisation, folk et avant-garde. Mareld est son 3ème album studio (après " A feather from a Human" en 2011 et "Something came with the sun" en 2013, produit par Ibrahim Maalouf). ​Elle vit à Paris, et tourne régulièrement avec des musiciens venant du jazz et des musiques improvisées (Paul Lay, Cirque farouche, Airelle Besson Quartet, Anne Paceo…) ; diplômée de The Academy of Music & Drama de Göteborg en Suède, elle se spécialise dans l’improvisation et le jazz expérimental au Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musiques et de Danse de Paris, France. En 2010, elle crée le sextet Farvel (jazz), prête sa voix aux documentaires "Human" et "Terra" de Yann Arthus-Bertrand et Armand Amar et passe parfois par la case cinéma (Une chance de trop, Mia and the white lion, Jusqu'au Dernier, Le congrès, Maman a tort, Foreign Soil, Donne-moi des ailes, Marona's fantastic tale, Marche avec les loups). Pour l’album Mareld, Isabel Sörling a tourné de nuit en forêt de Fontainebleau le clip du titre Sticks and Branches.

In this episode I talk about the long awaited mix tape, the alleged relationship that almost broke the internet and more drama A.K.A the house tour that had KOT laughing till their ribs ached. Also the not so exciting update on school and online learning. INTRO & OUTRO NSG - Lupita [Visualizer] (Official Audio) - YouTube www.youtube.com › watch  Artist: NSG Album: Roots Released: 2020 Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap Let's Connect Twitter: @nazlin_sheila Instagram: @sheilanazlin

Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast, series two the PICTURES / LLUNIAU PROJECT. This series celebrates Welsh and Wales-based writers and their stories. Each episode focuses on a new writer, a personal picture of there’s and a story they want to share with you. So, sit back and enjoy.  Episode 4(Samu(El)egy)by Jacob Hodgkinson Writer: Jacob HodgkinsonA graduate of the 2013 Royal Court Young Writers Programme and the 2016/18 New Welsh Playwrights Programmes at the Sherman Theatre supported by The Carne Trust. His play BETWEEN ETERNITY AND TIME was produced at the RWCMD and the Gate Theatre, London, as part of the RWCMD’s NEW:2019 season. Jacob's other works have received rehearsed readings at the Sherman Theatre and Theatre503 and have been shortlisted for BBC Writersroom Scriptroom 8 and the 2016 Wales Drama Award, and longlisted for BBC Script Room Drama 2019, the 2017 Bruntwood Prize and the 2017 Papatango New Writing Prize. Jacob is the Associate Playwright at Chippy Lane Productions. Director: Hannah NooneAlumni of the Sherman Theatre’s JMK Directors Group (supported by The Carne Trust), Co-Artistic Director of Opera'r Ddraig and an Associate Director for Chippy Lane. Directing credits include: Elixir of Love (Opera’r Ddraig & Kings Head); Arcadia (Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama); Worlds Apart in War (Theatr Clwyd & The National Trust); Between Eternity and Time (RWCMD & Sherman Theatre); BoHo (Hijinx & Theatr Clwyd). Credits as Associate and Assistant Director: Uncle Vanya (Theatr Clwyd & Sheffield Theatres); The Assassination of Katie Hopkins (Theatr Clwyd). Credits as Staff Director: Mr Gum & The Dancing Bear (National Theatre); Home, I’m Darling (National Theatre & Theatr Clwyd). Actor: Oliver Morgan-ThomasA Welsh actor who graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2015. Most recently Oliver played the lead in Winners, a Nova Theatre and Sherman Theatre collaboration directed by Samantha Alice Jones. His other theatre credits include Land of my Fathers (Lurking Truth Theatre Company), Woman of Flowers (Theatr Pena), Claw Hammer (Theatre 503), Ugly Lovely (Old Red Lion), Mercury Fur (Company of Sirens) and Passion in Port Talbot (National Theatre of Wales). His Film and TV credits include Forgotten Journeys (Tornado Studious), Canaries (Maple Dragon Films), Orson Welles Complex (BBC Wales) and How The Warrior Got His Name (Evans-Pughe Productions). Oliver is also a co-founder of the theatre company Dalton $wine Clwb and co-wrote their debut play The Book of Now which was selected as one of the top ten shows of 2019 by the GM reviewer. Produced by Steve BennettSound Design by Charlie Foran Music by Grand Tradition Chippy Lane's Podcast 2 is generously supported by The Carne Trust, individual donations and the generosity of the creatives giving up their time and talents to this series.    For more episodes subscribe to our podcast on Itunes, Spotify and our website www.chippylaneproductions.co.uk

  Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast series 2. This special episode is dedicated to our beloved Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and their students. The episode showcases 16 actor/writer students who've written, performed and recorded their own pieces in isolation.  *Please be aware these pieces vary in sound quality and volume through the episode as they were recorded in different locations.  The pieces are written and performed by the following: Olatunji Ayofe Alice Hoskyns  Nathan Kowalczyk Meg Lewis  Patrick Quinn Meredith Lewis  Musa Trevathan  Georgie Fellows Calum Ross Richard Mclver Harriet Chomley Benjamin McCann Yasemin Ozdemir Garyn Williams Catrin Walker-Booth Mark Henry Davies Introduction by Sophie MelvilleDramaturgical support by Chelsey Gillard, Hannah Noone and Jacob HodgkinsonEdited by Rebecca Jade Hammond Music by Grand Tradition This podcast was produced by Chippy Lane Productions Ltd.  For more episodes subscribe to our podcast on Itunes, Spotify and our website www.chippylaneproductions.co.uk Chippy Lane's Podcast 2 is generously supported by RWCMD, The Carne Trust, individual donations and the generosity of the creatives giving up their time and talents to this series.  THIS PODCAST CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE

In this series of podcasts, Seattle Opera Dramaturg Jonathan Dean gives listeners a taste of nine different types of traditional opera. Music Drama was the personal solution to the problems of presenting opera in nineteenth-century Europe developed by composer/librettist Richard Wagner, opera’s ultimate mad genius. These long, loud, big works challenge artists, audiences, and the art form itself. Their complex music and unique spins on old stories continue to attract, repel, and provoke all who encounter them. Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde (1865) serves as an example of the genre, as does the Richard Strauss opera Elektra (1909). Musical examples on this podcast drawn from Seattle Opera productions of Lohengrin 1994, conducted by Hermann Michael; Parsifal 2003, conducted by Asher Fisch and starring Stephen Milling; Die Walküre, conducted by Robert Spano, 2005 (starring Jane Eaglen) and 2009; Siegfried, 2013, conducted by Asher Fisch; and Tristan und Isolde (1998, conducted by Armin Jordan and starring Jane Eaglen and Ben Heppner; 2010, conducted by Asher Fisch; opening and English horn solo from the 1966 Bayreuth Festival recording conducted by Karl Böhm; conclusion of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Karajan (Deutsche Gramophon 1977); Elektra, Astrid Varnay and Leonie Rysanek with the orchestra of West German Radio conducted by Richard Kraus (Melodram 1953). Stay tuned for another podcast introducing another kind of opera next week!

On this week's episode we remember the late great Kobe Bryant who passed last Sunday. We remember our favorite moments from Kobe Bryant, to how this effected not only the NBA but the world. We also talk about All Star Snubs, a new segment All Frustration Team, Damian Lillard being on fire for the last 2 weeks. We also talk some NFL as we give our Superbowl picks and give our reactions to NFL Awards that were given out in the past week. We also talk about some Music and what we thought of the Grammy's and current Music Drama/current events.

Stewart Pearce, Master of Voice & Sound Healer talks about Sound Healing, Voice Coaching, Mantras, Silence and Breathing on this week's The Health Zone. Find out more below... This interview was conducted by Micheál O'Mathúna who is a Journalist, Author, Filmmaker, Media Relations Consultant and Radio Show presenter. He also conducts one-to-one coaching, group coaching and delivers transformative workshops in various areas of health and wellbeing. He is also the founder of The Health Zone, which an inspiring, motivational and educational platform to empower people to be healthier, happier, more authentic and realise their true potential in their lives. You can find out more about Micheál O'Mathúna and The Health Zone here. You listen to every episode of The Health Zone here ------> http://www.thehealthzones.com/ Follow us on Instagram here ---> https://www.instagram.com/dhealthzone/ Follow us on Facebook here ----> https://www.facebook.com/thehealthzoneshow/ Follow us on Twitter here ---> https://twitter.com/dhealthzone Subscribe to our YouTube channel here ---> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkbZXDYJF_ypdjEmQk-BEIg ---> Join our Facebook Group here ---> https://www.facebook.com/groups/thehealthzone/ Stewart tells us: ----more----  How sound was used in many ancient cultures to create a very powerful connection with nature and universal energy. Why some people block their authentic voice and how they can overcome it. The power of sound and mantra as a way to bring change in our bodies and our lives. How silence can be used as a tool for healing and transformation. And how breathing correctly and using seed sounds can improve our health and wellbeing. Stewart Pearce is a Master of Voice, Sound Healer and Angel Medium. He was born in London, England and having trained as an Actor Teacher worked in Repertory Theatre. In 1980 his practice as a Voice Coach began, teaching under the auspices of Cicely Berry at the ‘Guildhall School of Music & Drama', and in 1981 Stewart became the Head of Voice at the prestigious ‘Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art', continuing until 1997. During this period he also worked pervasively throughout the theatre industry at the ‘Actors Centre', and in the West End and as a coach with many major companies such as the ‘Actors Touring Company'. Clients have included luminaries of the entertainment industry such as Maria Aitken, Frances Barber, Minnie Driver, Kathryn Hunter, Vanessa Redgrave, Janet MacTeer, Jonathan Cake, Simon Callow, Hugh Bonneville, Matthew Goode, Eddie Redmayne, Mark Rylance and Sebastian Stan. In addition, Stewart has been coach to many eminent personalities such as Diana Princess of Wales, Dame Anita Roddick, Margaret Thatcher, and the LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC BID. www.thealchemyofvoice.com  

Sir Philip Anthony Hopkins CBE is a Welsh actor, director, and producer. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992, and was nominated three additional times. Hopkins has also won three BAFTAs, two Emmys, and the Cecil B. DeMille Award. In 1993, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II for services to the arts. Hopkins received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2003, and in 2008, he received the BAFTA Fellowship for lifetime achievement from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. After graduating from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 1957, he trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, and was then spotted by Laurence Olivier who invited him to join the Royal National Theatre. In 1968, he achieved renown, playing Richard the Lionheart in The Lion in Winter. In the mid-1970s, Richard Attenborough, who would direct five Hopkins films, called him "the greatest actor of his generation." Hopkins portrayed Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs, for which he won the Academy Award for Best Actor, its sequel Hannibal, and the prequel Red Dragon. Hopkins was nominated for three other Academy Awards for the films, The Remains of the Day (1993), Nixon (1995), and Amistad (1997). Other notable films include: 84 Charing Cross Road (1987), The Elephant Man (1980), Howards End (1992), Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), Legends of the Fall (1994), Meet Joe Black (1998), The Mask of Zorro (1998), and Thor and its sequels. In 2015, he starred in the BBC television film The Dresser, and in 2016 and 2018, he starred in the HBO television series Westworld.

Rumors, nonsense and mumblesuch ruled the world of Doctor Who this past week, with the internet once again eating its own tail with claims Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall and star performer Jodie Whittaker are leaving the programme. The Three Who Rule dig into the potential falsities (of which there are many) and truths(?) of the situation. But on to finer fare, such as Russell T Davies talking at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, a Pat Gorman tribute from Toby Hadoke, Big Finish, the Game of Rassilon podcast live in Burbank, and a commentary about Zygon terror that isn’t from the 21st century! Titivate those fronds! Links: – Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Gallifrey One 2020 tickets still on sale – Chibnall fired rumour – In Conversation with RTD – Pat Gorman tribute by Toby Hadoke – Doctor Who Magazine Target Books special – 3 new Big Finish Short Trips announced – The Game of Rassilon Live – This episode sponsored by BBC Audio Commentary: – Terror of the Zygons

Today, Live in Studio A, Tom welcomes the talented Baltimore-borne-and-raised entertainer and cabaret singer Mariah Bonner, and pianist Marcus Dagan, for a sampling of great songs to take us into the weekend.Bonner has honed her talents on two continents as a singer, film-and-TV actress and producer. She had her first acting role in a French television film in 2004. After graduating from The Guildhall School of Music ---- Drama in London, Mariah moved to Los Angeles in 2008, where she landed roles in films such as David Fincher’s The Social Network and Griff Furst’s Starve, and TV series such as CSI, Rules of Engagement, Switched at Birth and Scorpion. Bonner has also produced a short film, Elisa, along with writer Tiziana Giammarino, for which she won a Best Actress Award at the Short Stop International Film Festival. The pair went on to collaborate on a TV pilot called The Foreigners. Mariah recently moved back to Baltimore, where she's continuing to pursue her singing career. Marcus Dagan is a veteran studio and concert musician who’s lived and worked in Baltimore, off and on, since 1982, playing a variety of local clubs while also pursuing a successful career as a commercial and fine art photographer.Mariah Bonner and Marcus Dagan will be appearing tonight at Germano’s Piattini in Little Italy here in Baltimore. Dinner at 6:00. Jackson Lundy does a set at 7:00. Mariah and Marcus begin their set at 7:30. For more information, click here.This segment was Livestreamed on WYPR's Facebook page; you can watch the video here.

Emily Horner, a talented singer songwriter struggles with confidence, anxiety and identity in our latest audio drama. Taking the name "Echo" as a mask to hide behind, Emily begins to make her way in the world of professional music. This episode stars singer songwriter Micah Cottingham (MICVH) as Echo and features some of her original music. This music is used with Micah's permission.

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Ed Sheehan, Chance The Rapper, Chris Brown, Justin Bieber, and Taylor Swift plus all your faves and more on this episode of Crispin and Dewayne: The Podcast

Ann Sloboda is Head of Music Therapy at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. She is a registered psychoanalyst (British Psychoanalytic Council) and music therapist (HCPC). She studied music at Oxford University, and qualified as a music therapist from GSMD in 1985. Between 1985 and 2005 she worked as a music therapist in the NHS, in adult learning disability, eating disorders, general and forensic psychiatry. She has undertaken research in music therapy with PTSD. A past chair of the Association of Professional Music Therapists, she was Head of Arts Therapies at West London Mental Health Trust for 10 years. In this interview Luke talked to Ann about her personal development as a music therapist and, later, psychoanalyst, as well as about the development of the training course at the Guildhall School. Ann also encouraged Luke to reflect on some of his own experiences as a trainee, which led to some interesting shared reflections on the nature of training, including personal motivations for embarking on a therapeutic career. Ann discussed her own very particular experience of music therapy as a client, with the pioneering analytic music therapist Mary Priestley.

Patsy Rodenburg divides her time between London, New York and Silves in Portugal.  While London and New York is where she keeps busy, Silves is her place to retreat, write and recharge.  I met Patsy in her farmhouse in Silves - a perfect setting for a conversation about presence. Surrounded by citrus groves and vineyards, with an unobstructed view of the Silves Castle on one side and white storks of the Algarve busily flying to and fro above us, we eventually settled in her kitchen with a cup of tea.  Patsy was completely relaxed when I rearranged her furniture to minimise the echo of her newly renovated house, as if having people armed with huge mics and headphones was a daily occurrence on the farm.   It wasn’t until I looked at her fridge that she set her boundaries. “I’m not switching that off.” she said, smiling. I took a mental note: “This is how you can be warm and firm at the same time.”  Patsy and I sat opposite each other in the least “boomy” part of her house, crammed between her fridge and the kitchen window, when I asked my first question, the one i ask every CultureLab guest. “What were the early cultural influence that shaped you as a person?” Without any hesitation, Patsy replied, “Shakespeare”.  She discovered the great English poet and playwright as a 9-year old girl and her life was never the same since.  Since then, Patsy Rodenburg has become a world expert on teaching voice, speech and presentation skills, initially to actors, but more recently in high profile corporate spheres.  And it’s through her work with Shakespeare that she developed the concept of the Three Circles of Energy that we talk about during the interview.  We also talked about other really big topics - culture, leadership, fairness, service, redemption, love, and women’s voices.   Being in conversation with Patsy, in second circle, was a really powerful and intimate experience. She truly practices what she preaches and I hope that you enjoy this interview as much as I enjoyed spending time with her.  Episode highlights What Shakespeare can teach us about power, love and fairness - and how it can be applied in modern organisations The three circles of energy and why being in second is so important, particularly for leaders Why people lose their presence and live their lives disconnected (and what can be done about that) What enables creativity and high performance in organisations How leaders contribute to creating a healthy culture What great actors, singers and great leaders have in common Lessons Patsy learned while working in high security prisons The transformational practice of self-reflection and facing our own demons Why it’s not possible to think our way of certain situations - and what we should be doing instead Generosity and creating a healthy work environment  Maintaining presence when speaking in public Tips for women to get their voices heard    More about Patsy Rodenburg  Patsy originally trained as an actor but soon moved into voice coaching, fast becoming an associate of the Royal Court Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and eventually working as Head of Voice at the Royal National Theatre for 16 years. Her first book, The Right to Speak, was first published by Methuen in 1992 and was re-printed in 2015. Patsy then wrote The Need for Words (Methuen, 1993), The Actor Speaks (Methuen, 1997), and Speaking Shakespeare (Methuen, 2001), the last of which is viewed by the theatrical industry as a seminal work on the performance of Shakespeare. She has worked extensively with actors (including Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Daniel Craig, and Natalie Portman), directors (Trevor Nunn, Richard Eyre, Franco Zeffirelli and Tim Burton) and playwrights (Arthur Miller, Harold Pinter, Samuel Beckett), earning her OBE in 2005 for services to drama. She has also coached extensively for high profile politicians and statesmen. Her extensive experience in examining human interaction on a theatrical level has given her vast insight into the qualities that are required for success in the corporate world, concepts which are best explored in her books, Presence (Penguin, 2007) and Power Presentation (Penguin, 2009). Patsy is based in London but has taught all over the world transforming people from all walks of life, helping them to overcome perceived obstacles by helping them to redefine their presence. She is currently Professor of Text and Poetry at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, where she has been for 36 years and is on the board of directors with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Patsy also works extensively in the U.S.A from the Michael Howard Studios in New York. To learn more about Patsy Rodenburg, go to: www.patsyrodenburg.com www.michaelhowardstudios.com/   Resources mentioned in this episode Ian Mcgilchrist, "The Master and His Emissary; The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World" Patsy Rodenburg, "Presence: How to Use Positive Energy for Success in Every Situation" Other resources Blog post Reclaiming Your Presence Videos of Patsy Rodenburg The second circle Why I do theatre                            

On today's show, we learn what is Tricia's Starbucks order. We find out why Mike trolls people. We get some news headlines. We find out why some listeners have said the 'F' Word today. Mike shares all the lawsuits Bruno Mars is dealing with.

IN THE SHOW Where or how have you felt most alive this week? Sue has had a wonderful day working with a new client who had booked the I Gotta Be Me Intensive Coaching Experience and, because he is an actor, Sue had arranged for the Experience to take place in the iconic Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama – an inspirational venue that Sue has hankered after working in for a little while now!  Sherry has two experiences to share – a Rock ‘n’ Roll wedding where she was keen to continue her exploration of being in flow using dance, and also a fabulous day at her latest Fresh Air Networking event exploring both the beauty of autumn and the creative thinking that being in nature can inspire. (01.42 – 07.26) How have you been challenged? This week we explore Leaning In. What does it mean? Why is it important that we do and how exactly does it help us?  How do we do it – what’s the process?  We share our experience of leaning in, both in our former careers (particularly in the recruitment process) and now in building our businesses.  We discover so many facets to leaning in – the strength in authenticity and self belief, the fear of imposter syndrome, the need for alignment between understanding what we do and what we are capable of, and owning who we really are and who we are becoming.  (07.27 – 35.30) So where are you building momentum right now? As we keep saying, momentum is critical in getting past the Tipping Point!  Sue shares some personal insights from the silence & stillness retreat she attended recently (mentioned in the last episode) and, as a result, is launching the ‘We’re Not F*cking Small’ Tribe, a coaching group for women who are ready to stand out, and are looking to make 2018 an extraordinary year.  Sherry has given up on procrastinating (Imposter Syndrome Be Gone!) and has a confirmed venue and date for launching her City Conversations Network! If you’re in or around London on 29th November – make sure you join her!  (35.31 – 42.12) How have you been inspired this week? Sue’s been inspired by one of the Find Your Flow Challengers, Louise Wiles, who wants to apply her learning and experience from the Flow Challenge to her own community. Louise is an expert in helping expats and their families to thrive abroad, and wants to introduce the model used in the Flow Challenge to her clients because it has such powerful application in managing change and transition. (Sue will be two timing Sherry and appearing on Louise’s podcast early in 2018!) Sherry has had a wonderful time interviewing at a local 6th form school to help students practice their interview skills ahead of making university applications.  She was impressed not only by how articulate the students were in their applications and interviews, but also their individual ability to accept and acknowledge the feedback offered. (42.12 – 46.45) What else or what next? Our big WHAT NEXT this week is our fast approaching on-line conference!  On The Tipping Point LIVE starts on Monday 27th November and runs for two weeks until Friday 8th December.  We have some amazing business women and entrepreneurs joining us to share their personal stories of getting past the tipping point to success in their careers and business.  To join us, sign up here. MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Here are the resources and opportunities referenced in this week’s show: The Book: Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg To find out more about On The Tipping Point LIVE, click . To find out more about Sherry’s City Conversations, click . ENJOYED THE SHOW? We always love to read your comments and feedback. Tweet us @TippingPointPod using #TippingPoint. Even better …. please rate and review us in iTunes . It only takes a moment and will help keep the podcast going.  Massive thanks to those listeners who have already done so! DISCOVER MORE   Sherry Bevan at theconfidentmother.co.uk  Sue Revell at magentachange.com FOLLOW US On Facebook:     On The Tipping Point The Confident Mother (Sherry) Sue Revell – The Unstoppable Leaders’ Coach (Sue) On Twitter:         @TippingPointPod @SherryRB (Sherry) @MakeYourBigLeap (Sue)  “The Tipping Point: The time at which a change or an effect cannot be stopped”

This week I made a trip back to where it all started... The Guildhall School of Music & Drama to meet one of the best teachers I have ever come into contact with!  We talk about making positivity a core value, ego and finding the right balance of that for times on and off stage.  It seems to me a huge part of Ken's motivation is staying curious and always wanting to learn more. His life has been and continues to be one huge lesson. Always asking questions and never wasting a minute of his time.  Just talking to Ken inspired me massively and Im sure he will inspire you too!  For a chance to win a signed copy of his book let me know what keeps you inspired on the facebook page or email me directly from www.actinginspired.com Alternatively go to Amazon and search "The Outstanding Actor" Check out Ken Rea at www.kenrea.co.uk follow him on twitter and facebook @Kenneth_Rea for advice and information about events that Ken runs and check out is blog at kenrea.wordpress.com I hope this helps you as much as it did me and thank you so much for your continued support.  ENJOY!!!

Neuroaesthetics | Symposium Symposium im ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, 22.-24. November 2012 In Kooperation und mit Unterstützung der Gemeinnützigen Hertie-Stiftung. Although music is generally acknowledged as a powerful tool for eliciting emotions, little is known concerning the neurobiological basis of these emotions. We investigated the psychological and neurobiological basis of strong emotional responses to music (SEM), leading to shivers down the spine (chills) and changes in heart rate. From previous studies it is known that these SEMs are accompanied by the activation of a brain network that includes areas involved in reward, emotion, and motivation. In order to observe distinct acoustical and music structural elements related to chill reactions, in a series of experiments, on-line emotional self report and psychophysiological data was obtained while participants were listening to music inducing strong emotions and aesthetic feelings. Despite of highly individual emotional reactions towards music, some interindividually constant characteristics of music eliciting chill responses can be found. Chills were much more frequent in previously known music and in familiar music stiles. Furthermore, distinct musical events frequently caused strong emotional responses, especially when violating expectancies. These results demonstrate that strong emotional responses are not only related to the psychoacoustic properties of the respective pieces of music, but furthermore to biographical memories, personality traits and social environments. Prof. Dr. med. Eckart Altenmüller is a full university professor and medical doctor, and has an active clinical and academic research career. He holds a Masters degree in Classical flute, and a M.D. and Ph.D. degree in Neurology and Neurophysiology. Between 1983 and 1985, he held a postdoctoral position in the department of Clinical Neurophysiology in Freiburg. In this position, he performed research into brain activation during auditory processing of music and learning of fine motor skills, an area in which he has published extensively. He received his clinical training in Neurology at the Department of Neurology at the University of Tübingen between 1985 and 1992, and was appointed Assistant Professor in Neurology in 1992. Since 1994 he is Chair and Director of the Institute of Music Physiology and Musicians’ Medicine at the University of Music Drama and Media in Hannover. He continues research into movement disorders in musicians as well as motor, auditory and sensory learning. He has published more than 120 peer reviewed papers on this topic and received 18 grants from the German Research Foundation (DFG). Since 2005 he is a member of the Göttingen Academy of Sciences.