The Chiaroscuro Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Hosted and Produced by George Graham, The Chiaroscuro Podcast explores the history and legacy of artists who made significant contributions to the venerable jazz label.
Music Director and Producer Loren Schoenberg of The National Jazz Museum, and WVIA Producer and Director Kris Hendrickson discuss the forthcoming documentary "Wham! Re-Bop Boom Bam - The Swing Jazz of Eddie Durham.
In this episode of The Chiaroscuro Jazz Podcast, host George Graham interviews saxophonist, conductor, jazz historian, and educator Loren Schoenberg.
In part 1 of George Graham's conversation with drummer Sherrie Maricle, she discusses her experiences with the Diva Orchestra and her journey in the music industry.
In part 2 of our discussion with drummer Sherrie Maricle, she discusses her journey into teaching jazz, her teaching philosophy, and more.
This time on the Chiaroscuro podcast, we speak with one of the most sought-after studio musicians of the last 50 years, drummer Steve Gadd.
Welcome to another episode of the Chiaroscuro RecordsPodcast! In this captivating conversation, Chiaroscuro Records Director of Artist and Repertoire George Graham sits down with the incredibly talented keyboard virtuoso, Clifford Carter. Explore Clifford's musical journey, from growing up in a musical family to his remarkable experiences in the world of jazz and studio recording.
Join us for an exciting dive into the world of legendary vocalist Jack Jones as he shares his remarkable journey in this engaging conversation with Chiaroscuro Records Director of A&R, George Graham.
George Graham concludes a conversation with famous session musician Tom Scott, who discusses his journey from playing with the Blues Brothers in the 1980s. Tom Scott also talks about his experiences with notable jazz musicians, including George Young and Clark Terry. Throughout their conversation, Tom emphasizes the importance of persistence and pursuing one's dreams despite facing rejection and obstacles.
The Chiaroscuro Podcast continues with the second of a three-part interview with famed session musician Tom ScottThis time, they discuss Tom's career, notable recordings, and experiences working with artists like Carole King and Steely Dan. Tom recalls his start, memorable sessions, and forming The L.A. Express. They also touch on Joni Mitchell's album "Court and Spark" and their collaborative work.
The Chiaroscuro Podcast kicks off a brand new season with a three-part interview with famed session musician Tom Scott In part 1, he talks about his early exposure to jazz, his beginnings as a musician, involvement in various bands, and his transition into studio work and composing for film and TV. He also discusses the challenges and processes involved in scoring for television and reflects on his experiences in the music industry.