Impolite to Listen

Classical music taken out of the ivory tower and into the town square. Podcast hosted by @chris_arkin and @shreggz. Available on all good podcast players.

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Hello to the new followers! While you’re here, do check out our latest episode, in which we chat about Leonard Bernstein. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or at our website: https://t.co/0BGiTy38sU

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"The Sea Hawk" has got to be one of the most influential scores ever written, not least because John Williams clearly loves it.

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@TriadOfTheForce @StarWarsMusMin Nice to hear a shoutout to Williams’ Hook score, which like ANH has echoes of Korngold’s The Sea Hawk.

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@SoundtrackAfic1 @TriadOfTheForce @StarWarsMusMin Good find!

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@RogerParton Glad you enjoyed it!! Do you have any thoughts on the SF Conservatory & Pentatone?

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Latest episode:

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ICYMI, the latest episode is a fun one. Come for the music talk, stay for @chris_arkin detailing his dream of opening a piano showroom in his semi-retirement.

https://t.co/HT7Sy1z4kL

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New episode is live! We discuss the musical aspects of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, including the cancellation of Russian musicians, music as propaganda, and much more. Listen on all good podcast players or our website: https://t.co/wvz85VfDzC

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@RogerParton Glad to hear it! I’d love to know what you think of the Bruckner and which recordings you find!

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New episode!

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@DonnaZielinskiA @BachSeries Interesting! We find nuance in opposite places...

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@BachSeries @DonnaZielinskiA Thanks for listening! I’m glad!

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@BachSeries @DonnaZielinskiA True! There’s a lot to untangle here…perhaps I’ll try to write an essay about interpretive variance!

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@BachSeries @DonnaZielinskiA Maybe that says more about me as a performer than it does about their music!

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@BachSeries @DonnaZielinskiA Yeah. Also, as long as you play in tune & in time, most of Bach works at a really wide range of tempi and moods. I don’t think the same is true of Chopin, Mozart, or Debussy. At least, I feel less free when interpreting their music than I do with Bach, or most Baroque music.