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This ground-breaking album is the first of its kind – devoted entirely to new music written for the woodwind orchestra. It features outstanding performances by the principal woodwind players of the Czech Philharmonic, conducted by Shea Lolin, and includes four world premiere recordings.The recording was made to both promote British composers and to give focus to the woodwind orchestra. This program showcases the woodwind orchestra in all its voices: Overture for Woodwinds is bright and lyrical, while Pantomime is joyously comical with moments of heartrending nostalgia. A notable shift in the language comes with Dreamtide, which is a beautiful expression of the subconscious, with delicate and tender lines. Battle Symphony is a pictorial suite containing elements of pastiche in ten highly original sections. The album concludes with Twisted Skyscape, a vibrant and excitingly powerful piece.Conductor Shea Lolin is a dynamic and versatile freelance musician living in London. His principal studies were in clarinet performance, composition, and conducting at the Colchester Institute, and he has since developed an inimitable portfolio career as a conductor, performer, and teacher.A second album of world premieres for woodwind orchestra, Chromosphere, will be released by Divine Art in early 2024.TracksPhilip Sparke Overture for Woodwinds (6:10)Gary CarpenterPantomime* I. Prologue (2:48) II. Cavatina and Polka (2:51) III. Dream Calypso and Farewell (4:30) IV. Grand March (of the Chief Executive) (3:38) V. Waltz – Finale (Depravity) (3:31) Christopher HusseyDreamtide* I. Twilight's Haze (3:35) II. Wild Reality (5:13) III. A Dream within a Dream (6:29) Adam GorbBattle Symphony* I. Fourish; II. Courtly Dance; III. Flourish (reprise) (3:06) IV. Sword fighting practice; V. Soldiers' drunken panic; VI. Preparation for battle; VII. The Battle (3:35) VIII. Lament for the Dead; IX. Triumphal Dance; X. Flourish (Reprise) (3:46) Christopher HusseyTwisted Skyscape* I. A Natural World (3:49) II. The Human Footprint (5:41) III. Nature's Conquest (4:42) Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by Uber. @CMDHedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber#AppleClassical Please consider supporting our show, thank you!Donate (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.comThis album is broadcast with the permission of Crossover Media Music Promotion (Zachary Swanson and Amanda Bloom).

Precogs can predict crime, but did they anticipate the seminal science fiction novella would become a Steven Spielberg blockbuster? You'd need a specialist to pick apart the causality, and thankfully Meg Elison, a Philip K. Dick Award winning novelist, joins Red Scott and Maggie Tokuda-Hall to discuss The Minority Report, a 1956 novella, and Minority Report, the 2002 film. You can find the full issue of Fantastic Universe, where The Minority Report first appeared, here. Meg Elison is a Brooklyn author and essayist. Her debut novel, "The Book of the Unnamed Midwife" won the 2014 Philip K. Dick Award. Her novelette, "The Pill" won the 2021 Locus Award. She is a Hugo, Nebula, and Sturgeon Awards finalist. She has been an Otherwise Award honoree twice. Her YA debut, “Find Layla” was published in fall 2020 by Skyscape. It was named one of Vanity Fair's Best 15 Books of 2020. Her parasocial thriller, "Number One Fan" was published in August 2022 by Mira Books.  Order Maggie's newest book, The Siren, the Song, and the Spy If you like us, you'll also enjoy: Following the pod on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/failuretoadaptpodcast/ Following the pod on X: https://x.com/FailureAdapt Supporting Failure to Adapt on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FailureToAdaptPodcast

In this episode we talk with Asa Quesenberry from SkyScape and we discuss integrating drone systems into the larger AAM network, the necessary infrastructure and the rapid development of the Japanese drone and AAM industry

Ray Dalio, co-founder of Bridgewater Associates, has a unique perspective on the economy and how to succeed in it. He shares his insights on what qualities are necessary to be a successful investor and how to use Vedda to improve your team's performance.

Tourism operators are welcoming the return of international accents again.New Zealand is opening up to visitors from around 60 visa-waiver countries from today.Like Australians, international tourists can arrive without isolation, if they're vaccinated and do a pre-departure and arrival test for Covid-19.Kerre Woodham caught up with tourism operators who had called her during the pandemic in 2020, namely Bevan Newlands of Skyscape.co.nz; Blair Huston, Managing Director of Fortis Travel and Justin Hutton, owner of River Rats Rotorua.LISTEN ABOVE

TOPIC: Pharma Forecast 2021 LENGTH: 30:24GUESTS: Mike Guire, Tracey Sears, Devin GregorieHOST: Jason E. CarrisToday’s episode of AMM Conversation, the official podcast of the Association of Medical Media, concludes Season Three's exploration of the emerging trends in medical media as we race into 2021 and beyond.Our guests today are:Mike Guire, Vice President of Sales, Frontline Medical Communications. Mike has more than 25 years of experience in the publishing industry. Prior to joining FMC in 2016, he enjoyed sales leadership roles at Elsevier, Wolters Kluwer and Skyscape. He is a former President of the AMM.Tracey Sears is Publisher of Clinical Endocrinology Newsand Clinical Psychiatry News. She has more than 25 years of experience in HCP promotion, including advertising sales at the American Medical Association and media planning/buying at Ogilvy, KPR and Klemptner Advertising.Devin Gregorie is the National Sales Manager for MDedge Hematology Oncology, and Director of Sponsorships for MedscapeLive with a focus on Oncology and Hematology. Devin has 15 years experience in both Medical Marketing Media and Live Medical Conferences. Topical timestamps:2:07, Mike says that while the pandemic posed challenges to medical publishers, HCPs are seeking out "trusted partners" in record numbers3:12, Tracy explains why Frontline didn't miss a beat during this difficult period5:02, Devin discusses why his agencies want more "immersive" HCP experiences8:50, The important thing for medical marketers is to figure out the "mesh points" for HCPs and pharmaceutical marketing12:15, Mike explains how brands pulling back during the pandemic have been offset by brands reinvesting funds toward reaching HCPs in a non-personal way13:56, Merging with MedScape has helped Frontline fine tune the delivery of messages15:58, Tracey says some clients expect campaign analytics on a weekly basis, and Devin says real-time is not far away19:28, Devin is cautiously optimistic large medical meetings will return in the Fall 202121:23, It's much easier to Zoom with a media team these days vs. pre-pandemic23:18, Frontline's podcast portfolio is gaining a foothold, and Pharma is showing interest in advertising more in 202123:59, Tracey is looking forward business returning to normal in 202124:31, Devin is going stir crazy working in the home office, and is looking forward to the social aspects of the medical media industry25:53, Mike hopes 2021 affords his sales team the opportunity to get together, have a team meeting, and share experiences. Resources: Find additional medical media resources via AMM's Knowledge Exchange Center.Coming soon: Season 4 of AMM Conversation will explore “Effective Strategies for Engaging HCPs via Social and Multimedia.” Keep an out for Season 4 this spring. The easiest way to know when the next season drops is to subscribe or follow the podcast.  Contact us: AMM Conversation is the official podcast of the Association of Medical Media. Send questions and comments about this podcast series to jcarris525@gmail.com

Host Cameron Cook met David Mruz in the creative writing program at their college, and ever since the two have developed a friendship based around writing, movies, graphic novels, video games, history, philosophy, and anything else they are curious to learn more about. Today they discuss the books they are writing, developing plot and characters for an audience, Japanese horror, and how to deal with creative roadblocks. Look for Mruz's novel Skyscape, coming out Fall 2020. 

Spacemusic presents: Global Feed - the BIG end of the year podcast with the best electronic and ambient music available - we look back at 2008 and decide what to play on today's show. The Best Of..... and more. It might be the term to use, though this show is like you've never heard before! New Mixes. New sounds. New tracks. Almost in a Trance-state we will have a lift-off for quickchats with artists from Europe and the USA: meet 'I Awake', 'Off the Sky' and David Helpling / Jon jenkins. Recorded and edited on New Year's Eve. This Spacemusic show has a duration of over 3 hours...Yesss. We hope it will reach you in full effect. Drop us your feedback via our Gmail account, spacemusic.nl@gmail.com Happy New Year to all fans of the Spacemusic podcast, muchos lovos! START (00:00) - Spacemusic ::: Global Feed ::: (01:27) - Lift-off! (Music by Vangelis - Chariots of Firenbsp;) (04:35) - The Eagle has landed (05:37) - David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins - The Knowing (LIVE) (14:25) - Near the Parenthesis - Nidae (18:54) - Lukas Termena RMX - Timbaland ft. One Republic, Apologize (22:11) - Planet Boelex ft. Lisa's Antenna - Fill me Up (27:45) - Das Kraftfuttermischwerk - Ankommen (31:31) - Env(itre) - The upper clouds in the water (35:16) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Fortnight (39:06) - Listeners Audio Comments (41:23) - Robert Douglas - October Sun (43:40) - Michael Fyrek - a Dream I never had (50:23) - Ulrich Schnauss - Blumenthal (55:40) - Ulrich Schnauss - Nothing happens in June (1:01:20) - Fireworks Alarm! (1:03:33) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Not a big deal (1:06:46) - Kenji Kawai - Gray Lady (Ash) (1:11:19) - David Helpling - Worlds (1:15:07) - Craig Padilla - Wandering Thought (1:18:54) - Rudy Adrian - Pathway (1:20:59) - I Awake - Inferno (1:23:58) - Quickchat: I Awake from Sweden (1:34:55) - I Awake - Magicians and Fairies (PROMO) (1:40:26) - Logic System - Person to Person (1:44:22) - Binarysoundworx - Glacier (1:51:54) - Intelligentsia - End of Civilization (1:56:12) - Time will tell.... Countdown 2009... Thank You for Your Support! (2:00:03) - Happy New Year !!! (HUVA Network plays: Moontown and Overload) (2:07:15) - Listeners Audio Comment (Music bed by Lukas Termena) (2:13:21) - Quickchat: Off the Sky from the USA (2:31:18) - Off the Sky - Virtigo (ft. Sineweaver) (2:36:31) - Quickchat: David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins from San Diego USA (2:58:21) - Listeners Audio Comment (2:58:53) - Logic System - Orient Express (1982) (3:02:40) - End Titles... (Klaus Doldinger plays Skyscape from the album Constellation) (3:05:00) - Happy New Year 2009 !!! END BACKGROUND INFORMATION I Awake from Sweden - links and info - http://spineworld.com http://playdo.com http://myspace.com/iawake http://lucidmusic.se === Special attention for Kenji Kawai: the Avalon Soundtrack is on the playlist again. After receiving so many e-mails since last sho (City 13) we thought it was a great idea to include the album again. Go to Amazon for buying it, it's good, very good! Avalon - The Movie - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon_(Japanese_film) Buy it from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Avalon-Original-Soundtrack-Kenji-Kawai/dp/B00005HR7J === Off the Sky - links and info - Personal installation concept projects via http://phonograffiti.org Tips by Jason Corder: Morgan Packard - airships fill the sky (anticipate records) So Percussion - amid the noise Colleen - Colleen et les Boites agrave; Musique === Treasure LIVE performances by David Helpling / Jon Jenkins in San Diego (August 2008). Released on CD and available via Deepexile.com Order the 'Beyond Words' album now. There's 1,000 pieces available. Hurry! === Logic System - links and info - Logic System is a musical project of Hideki Matsutake. Hideki started as an assistant for Isao Tomita n the 70's and is well-known as the sequencer programmer and modular synthesizer operator for the...

Spacemusic presents: Global Feed - the BIG end of the year podcast with the best electronic and ambient music available - we look back at 2008 and decide what to play on today's show. The Best Of..... and more. It might be the term to use, though this show is like you've never heard before! New Mixes. New sounds. New tracks. Almost in a Trance-state we will have a lift-off for quickchats with artists from Europe and the USA: meet 'I Awake', 'Off the Sky' and David Helpling / Jon jenkins. Recorded and edited on New Year's Eve. This Spacemusic show has a duration of over 3 hours...Yesss. We hope it will reach you in full effect. Drop us your feedback via our Gmail account, spacemusic.nl@gmail.com Happy New Year to all fans of the Spacemusic podcast, muchos lovos! START (00:00) - Spacemusic ::: Global Feed ::: (01:27) - Lift-off! (Music by Vangelis - Chariots of Firenbsp;) (04:35) - The Eagle has landed (05:37) - David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins - The Knowing (LIVE) (14:25) - Near the Parenthesis - Nidae (18:54) - Lukas Termena RMX - Timbaland ft. One Republic, Apologize (22:11) - Planet Boelex ft. Lisa's Antenna - Fill me Up (27:45) - Das Kraftfuttermischwerk - Ankommen (31:31) - Env(itre) - The upper clouds in the water (35:16) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Fortnight (39:06) - Listeners Audio Comments (41:23) - Robert Douglas - October Sun (43:40) - Michael Fyrek - a Dream I never had (50:23) - Ulrich Schnauss - Blumenthal (55:40) - Ulrich Schnauss - Nothing happens in June (1:01:20) - Fireworks Alarm! (1:03:33) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Not a big deal (1:06:46) - Kenji Kawai - Gray Lady (Ash) (1:11:19) - David Helpling - Worlds (1:15:07) - Craig Padilla - Wandering Thought (1:18:54) - Rudy Adrian - Pathway (1:20:59) - I Awake - Inferno (1:23:58) - Quickchat: I Awake from Sweden (1:34:55) - I Awake - Magicians and Fairies (PROMO) (1:40:26) - Logic System - Person to Person (1:44:22) - Binarysoundworx - Glacier (1:51:54) - Intelligentsia - End of Civilization (1:56:12) - Time will tell.... Countdown 2009... Thank You for Your Support! (2:00:03) - Happy New Year !!! (HUVA Network plays: Moontown and Overload) (2:07:15) - Listeners Audio Comment (Music bed by Lukas Termena) (2:13:21) - Quickchat: Off the Sky from the USA (2:31:18) - Off the Sky - Virtigo (ft. Sineweaver) (2:36:31) - Quickchat: David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins from San Diego USA (2:58:21) - Listeners Audio Comment (2:58:53) - Logic System - Orient Express (1982) (3:02:40) - End Titles... (Klaus Doldinger plays Skyscape from the album Constellation) (3:05:00) - Happy New Year 2009 !!! END BACKGROUND INFORMATION I Awake from Sweden - links and info - http://spineworld.com http://playdo.com http://myspace.com/iawake http://lucidmusic.se === Special attention for Kenji Kawai: the Avalon Soundtrack is on the playlist again. After receiving so many e-mails since last sho (City 13) we thought it was a great idea to include the album again. Go to Amazon for buying it, it's good, very good! Avalon - The Movie - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon_(Japanese_film) Buy it from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Avalon-Original-Soundtrack-Kenji-Kawai/dp/B00005HR7J === Off the Sky - links and info - Personal installation concept projects via http://phonograffiti.org Tips by Jason Corder: Morgan Packard - airships fill the sky (anticipate records) So Percussion - amid the noise Colleen - Colleen et les Boites agrave; Musique === Treasure LIVE performances by David Helpling / Jon Jenkins in San Diego (August 2008). Released on CD and available via Deepexile.com Order the 'Beyond Words' album now. There's 1,000 pieces available. Hurry! === Logic System - links and info - Logic System is a musical project of Hideki Matsutake. Hideki started as an assistant for Isao Tomita n the 70's and is well-known as the sequencer programmer and modular synthesizer operator for the...

Date:7/15/2008Length: 00:10:38Size: 4.87MBThought Leader: Sandeep Shah, President and Founder, SkyscapeIn this episode, Taren Grom, Editor, PharmaVOICE, speaks with Mr. Shah about the importance of wireless mobile devices to physicians and how pharmaceutical companies can leverage this platform for physician communications.Free Report: Effect of PDA-Based Information on Treatment DecisionsPlay PodcastDownload Related Free ReportFor more information on how you can be featured in a podcast, contact Dan Limbach at dlimbach@pharmavoice.com or call him at (847) 594-0157.