Laurie Shook from the indie-folk band The Shook Twins discusses their music, its techniques, American Idol and a golden egg.
http://shooktwins.com/
Composer Jeff Myers discusses his works and working with Hilary Hahn. www.jeffmyersmusic.com
The proto-punk band from Detroit known as Death talk about their music and their story; The filmmakers Jeff Howlett and Mark Covino discuss the film A Band Called Death http://deathfromdetroit.com http://drafthousefilms.com/film/a-band-called-death
Singer-songwriter Natalie Gelman talks about her Kickstarter campaign for her next album. http://nataliegelman.com/
Percussionist/composer Glenn Kotche talks about Adventureland, drums, faucets and Wilco. http://glennkotche.com
Filmmaker Steven DeCastro talks about Fred Ho and his documentary on him; Violinist and indie songwriter Adrianna Mateo talks about her Bang On a Can experience and working in 2 different genres.
http://discoverfredho.org
http://soundcloud.com/adriannamateo
Singer-songwriter harpist Mikaela Davis talks about her songwriting, the harp, and things related to them. http://mikaeladavis.com
Arc Iris co-founders Jocie Adams and Zach Tenorio Miller talk about the band and its music. Their website is http://www.arciris.net
New music flutist Meerenai Shim talks A/B Duo, upcoming recordings and Bang On a Can Summer Institute; Clarinetist/composer Gleb Kanasevich discusses his Refractions series. meerenai.com www.glebkanasevich.com
Folk singer-songwriters Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richards talk about their music, the Walking Tour, and related projects. http://markmandeville.com/
Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers talks about Vivaldi, related repertoire, and the violin and classical music in general.
Composer-conductor Armando Bayolo discusses his Great Noise Ensemble and their Bang On a Can debut.
Composer/conductor Marie Incontrera talks about her mentor, the late Fred Ho; Composer Trevor Gureckis discusses his modern ballet Potential Energies
PERSONAL NOTE: My sincerest apologies for the technical interferences on these interview recordings.
Pianist Jenny Q. Chai discusses repertoire, composers and her upcoming CD of the music of Nils Vigeland; Metropolis Ensemble violinist Kristin Lee talks about her LPR concert (part of a special curator series) and working with composers. http://www.jennychai.com/ http://www.violinistkristinlee.com/
NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 4/25/14, the rebooted version was published on 8/21/14.
Ground-breaking violinist-composer Mari Kimura discusses her technique and her upcoming projects; Chamber opera group Rhymes With Opera discuss their latest projects. http://www.marikimura.com/ http://www.rhymeswithopera.org/
NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 4/24/14, the rebooted version was published on 8/20/14.
Singer-songwriter Lauren O'Connell discusses music, fan support and getting TV exposure. http://laurenoconnell.com/ NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 4/19/14, the rebooted version was published on 7/26/14.
NY-based composer discusses premiere of 2 works: Here I Am (rock oratorio) and The Pirate's Daughter.
http://lainiefefferman.com/
NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 4/17/14, the rebooted version was published on 8/3/14.
Interviews with Jonny Rodgers (aka Cindertalk) and NY-based composer Michael Vincent Waller. http://cindertalk.com/ http://michaelvincentwaller.com/
NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 4/6/14, the rebooted version was published on 8/16/14.
NY-based singer-songwriter Debbie Chou discusses her music and the making of her music video. http://debbiechou.com/ http://debbiechou.bandcamp.com/ NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 3/31/14, the rebooted version was published on 8/2/14.
Composer Rebecca Brandt discusses Numbers and Shapes: Revisited, her album Numbers & Shapes remixed. http://rebeccabrandtmusic.com/
NOTE: This episode has been rebooted. Originally published on 3/22/14, the rebooted version was published on 7/21/14.