The Piano Podcast with Garret K.: Recent Episodes
The Piano Podcast with Garret
Welcome to The Piano Podcast with Garret K.! Where I will be discussing music related topics such as, compositions by me (and other composers), theory, technique, audio engineering, music tech and more!
Excors in Latin means "Warped" and what I did was I warped the first Prelude in The Well Tempered Clavier to a cacophonus mixture of textures and colors that slowly changes over time.
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I talk about in this episode: the composer Alexander Scriabin, how to bring out a voice in a piece of music, and more!
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Sorry that this isn't a regular episode but whatever. More piano stuff next episode I promise!
A little atonal improv I made in GarageBand on my phone lol. I thought it sounded pretty cool and atmospheric so that’s why I called it Atmos
In this episode Garret discusses the composers and the instruyments of the Classical Era of music.
In this episode, Garret thanks a podcaster named The Bandrew Says Podcast for helping him out on how to get rid of back-round noise and he talks about the instruments and the composers of the baroque period
In this episode..................the title describes itself. He basically has a difficult time filming something during the podcast and anger ensues.
In this episode, Garret composes a part of his own arrangement of Bach's "Preludio" (from Partita No.3 in E Major).
In this episode, Garret discusses how to make a music video while in the YouTube Live Chat, his friends distract him with comments.
In this episode, Garret talks about the last two movements of his work, “3 Dances” while his brother, Perry, annoys him constantly and goes to such an extreme that something crashes into the scene! Follow Garret on Twitter and YouTube: Garret K.
In this episode of the Piano Podcast, Garret talks about microphones, his non-permanent setup, and their role in sound recording.
In this episode, Garret discusses the history of the piano all the way from claviers to synths and pads and he compares tuning frequencies by playing Schumann’s “Little Song” Op.39