Conservatory Canada Radio
Derek OgerHost Derek Oger speaks with leading pedagogues, researchers, composers, performers and teachers. Conservatory Canada Radio is for the curious studio teacher looking to discover the CC difference and get more for their music. Conservatory Canada is a registered charity with a mission to promote achievement in music through an accredited system of study, evaluation and recognition for students and t... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | MusicArtsPerforming Arts | ||||
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Debra Wanless talks about Wanless Music publications including Pianozzazz, Keyboard Harmony, Harmonizing Made Fun, and her beginner method, Lets Begin. We talk about the benefits of harmonizing at the keyboard, composing, editing, and the subtleties ... more
In this episode, we speak with renowned American pedagogue, Dr. Scott McBride Smith. After sharing about his somewhat unconventional path as a budding pianist, Dr. Smith talks freely about how he became interested in and became a leading authority in... more
In this episode, we speak with renowned composer, Christopher Norton. Chris shares some of his background, what got him interested and started in composing, and we listen to some of his latest works for piano and a sample from his MicroMusicals. We a... more
In this debut episode, we sit down in conversation with Dr. Donald Cook, one of CC's founding directors. Before talking about the merger between two former conservatories that created Conservatory Canada, Dr. Cook shares biographical details on his ... more
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- One sided conversation
Interesting interview with Dr Cook. Too bad the levels are so unbalanced that one can’t hear the interviewer. Sounds like a one sided conversation.
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