Winner of the British Podcast Awards Best True Crime Podcast 2019, Case Notes investigates some of the darkest mysteries from the history of music. From the murderous composer Carlo Gesualdo to the intriguing story of Haydn’s missing head – this is true crime like you’ve never heard it before. Join us as we delve into long-forgotten archives to unearth rich new evidence from decades and even centu... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime |
In 1791 a masked figure knocked at Mozart’s door. He wanted to commission a piece from the great composer – a mass for the dead. There was one condition, Mozart could never know who his client was. Mozart agreed and started work on the piece. But he ... more
In 1893 the composer Tchaikovsky breathed his last. He had become a celebrity in his native Russia and been showered with honours. But Tchaikovsky had a secret. He was gay. And in Russia at the time that was illegal. Attempts by authorities and histo... more
In the early 20th century a craze for the occult swept the country. It was the era of Aleister Crowley and a new-found fascination with black magic. And no-one embraced this world more fully than Philip Heseltine. This hard-living, heavy-drinking com... more
Has something ever been stolen from you? Do you remember the feeling of panic when you realised it was gone? Now imagine if that thing was worth £1.2m. This is the story of violinist Min Kym and what happened when her instrument was taken from her. I... more
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This is a great podcast. Nothing like it! I‘be heard about the mystery of the Enigma variations, maybe this could be added to a future episode? Also, is Bach‘s unaccompanied Cello Suite really written by Bach or his wife? Thank you!
one of the best podcasts i’ve ever listened to. beautifully crafted and edited. a delight!
Stumbled on this podcast by accident and thoroughly enjoyed it. Not a great classical music fan but the music reminded me of my father listening to the music when I was young. Great stories. I’m hoping there is a series two soon.
These podcasts have been an absolute joy to listen to. Hugely entertaining and informative as well as unusual in that they provide stories outside the mainstream of the normal focus of classical music. It is obvious how much research has gone into each episode and the presentation is really engaging too. The only downside is that this appears to be a limited run of episodes - please, please make some more.
This podcast is so fun because while you think it's about one thing, the next thing you know you're learning about something totally unexpected. It's so unique as it brings to light the humanity that lies behind classical music. I cried in the episode about the stradivarious as I found myself relating with my own experiences of grief. more
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