Artist Interview Series: Recent Episodes
Lilly Theatre Company
We are Lilly Theatre Company – a Veteran and Woman owned 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to educate, uplift, enrich, and support our community constituents through theater and music while promoting unity and justice.
In this series, we'll be interviewing each of our music instructors, getting to know their background, influences, techniques, and all the magic they bring to the table.
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In this episode, we sit down and chat with the incomparable- Hilary Noble. Noble is a woodwind player, Afro-Latin percussionist, composer and music educator living in the Boston area.
Having spend his formative years growing up in Geneva, he developed a love of Afro-Latin music styles. Later on he graduated Berklee College of Music and has toured throughout the United States as well as internationally throughout Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
Noble's has had several album releases over the years including his most recent titled "Enclave Diaspora" with Rebecca Cline. Additionally, he's an active educator with teaching appointments at Berklee College of Music and with Boston Public School District.
Youtube: @HilaryNoble
Welcome to our Artist Interview Series.
In this podcast, we feature interviews with the brightest musicians and music educators from around the world.
Our goal is to provide meaningful conversations and insights into their creative process. We'll discuss the inspiration behind their music while learning about the life and experiences of these talented musicians.
Our host today is William Crawford, a Lilly Theatre Company drum instructor and associate producer.
In this episode, we spend some time talking with Boston native - David Moore. Moore is an accomplished artist, painter, musician, and educator.
David Moore’s reputation is built on exhibitions of glowing reductive paintings that have a beautiful nuanced surface and intense mark making.
Moore's work is inspired by music and nature. His paintings combine repeated gestural abstraction and the energy of curvilinear structures.
Read more at David Moore's website - lessismoore.com.
In this episode, we spend some time talking with Grammy nominated saxophonist, and educator - Mike Tucker. In the last 15 years, Mike Tucker has earned an impressive resume of performance credits as well as teaching appointments and has proven to be one of the most highly sought-after performers and educators of his generation.
Instagram: @miketuckersax
www.tuckerjazz.com
In this episode, we spend some time talking with Vocalist, Flutist, Composer, & Educator - Alexandria DeWalt.
Instagram: @alexandria_dewalt
In this episode, we spend some time talking with award-winning Composer, Conductor, Orchestrator & Educator, Cecil Vineet Abhishek.Instagram / Youtube: @cecilvineet
In this interview we are getting to know Trumpeter, Composer, & Educator Jason Palmer - www.jasonpalmermusic.com
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In this interview we spend some time talking with Contemporary Violinist, Recording Artist, & Educator Jozef Nadj - jozefnadj.com
In this interview we spend some time talking with local Cambridge Poet & PlaywrightOlivier Appaix.
In this interview we spend some time talking with the incomparable, Kevin Harris, a unique pianist & composer.
Check out his recent album: “CONTRALUZ”. More Info on his website https://kevinharrisproject.com/ and on YouTube: @KevinHarrisProject
A distinctive trait of internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Kevin Harris is his desire to constantly grow, evolve, improve, and advance. His interest to interweave traditional and contemporary music styles, visual arts, electronic media, science, and language, is what distinguishes his music and what renders his performances unique experiences, meant to activate the audience’s senses and personal curiosity.
This week's interview features Robert Lilly, or Brother Rob, as his friends like to call him. He is a playwright, hip hop lyricist, and the author of LTC's current production: "We are the Mass Incarcerated And this is the story of our lives. A monologue compilation"
This week's interview features LTC music instructor -
Sheila Del Bosque Fuentes, Flutist (Instagram: @sheiladecuba)
This week's interview features LTC music instructor -
Víctor Barragán, Guitarist (Youtube: @victorhugobarragan1072)
This week's interview features LTC music instructor -
Nicoleta Savvidou, Pianist (Instagram: @nicoleta_savv)
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Lewis Meyer, Composer
Instagram: @lewisameyer
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Bianca Castrillon, Vocalist
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - William Crawford, Drummer
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Joan Rivera-Vélez, Vocalist/Actor
Instagram: @joanrivera_singer
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Eric Falter, Bassist/Producer
Instagram: @eric_falter
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Pauli Camou, Vocalist/Songwriter - Instagram: @pauli.camou
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This week's interview features LTC music instructor - Jason Ji, Guitarist/Songwriter
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We are Lilly Theatre Company – a Veteran and Woman owned 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to educate, uplift, enrich, and support our community constituents through theater and music while promoting unity and justice.
We bring light to misunderstood and underexplored topics - such as neurodiversity - through workshops, music and theater. Our company is composed of musicians, healers, teachers, and creatives from all over the world.
Currently based in Boston, Massachusetts, our team also has roots in places like Australia, California, Rhode Island, Michigan, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. What brings us together is passion, creativity, and a clear mission.
Lilly Theatre Company was created during the pandemic, which has both challenged us and enabled us to expand our mission to online. Our ability to communicate through virtual platforms and in-person is what makes us unique, accessible, and diverse. Lilly Theatre has platforms on social media, and through our podcast, we hope to reach a wider audience and expand our community.
In this series, we'll be interviewing each of our music instructors, getting to know their background, influences, techniques, and all the magic they bring to the table. We are always accepting donations as these are used to fund our nonprofit and passion.
Thank you for subscribing to our podcast.