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Sound of Ages Podcast

Kameron Kavanaugh
Wind, Water, Stone
Stations Of the Cross
Jazz
Sound Of Ages
Classical Music
The Blue Bird
David Hobbin
The Lord Of Glory Is My Light
French School Of Composition
Harmony
If Ye Love Me Reimagined
German School Of Composition
Counterpoint
Common Practice Harmony
Nunc Dimittis
Roomful Of Teeth
Isaac Watts
Madrigalisms
Guillaume Dufay
Thomas Tallis

Sound of Ages is a professional vocal consort based in Utah. They perform world class music across all genres, styles, and time periods, with a focus on the timeless fundamentals from medieval and renaissance times.

Hosted by Founder and Artistic Director Kameron Kavanaugh and Composer-in-Residence and Chief Strategist Andrew Maxfield. Discussions range from musical concepts, entrepreneurial str... more

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Saint-Saéns isn't known for his choral works, but there are several "French delicacies" that he penned worth performing, exploring, and discussing. Calme de nuits is one of those pieces. The beauty of this piece comes from it's simplicity. In this ep... more

Andrew Maxfield's masterful tribute to The Bard stands as a masterclass in musical humor, storytelling, and artistry. Take a listen to Kam & Drew discuss elements of the piece and performance that help the punch lines land.

The two track Single feat... more

I might be easy to spot the story in music that has text, but the music itself can tell a story. The timeless elements of storytelling can be found in and amongst the notes themselves. Andrew's Poor Richard's Madrigal is a prime example of great musi... more

Join us for the final episode of the Wind, Water, Stone: Deep Dives. If Ye Love Me Reimagined is the result of Kam and Drew's collaborations dealing with reimagining old works. Andrew takes us through the concept of a "palimpsest" in historical prese... more

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Andrew Maxfield
Composer-in-Residence and Chief Strategist at Sound of Ages
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Episode: Ancient & Modern Collide | O Oriens | With Andrew Maxfield

Hosts

Kam Kavanaugh
Host and Founder/Artistic Director of Sound of Ages; leads discussions on choral music, entrepreneurship, and project development.
Andrew Maxfield
Composer-in-Residence and Chief Strategist; provides insights on composition, music technology, and collaborative processes.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Wow, this guy

    This is the best podcast. I love it and I can’t help but listen to every episode as soon as they come out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lawful, like mccullough
    United States5 years ago
  • Known Kameron a while now

    Deeply passionate about the subject of music. Talented and driven. Great guy and always love listening to him on the topics he enjoys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sumotsunami
    United States5 years ago
  • Great show!

    Great to have more podcasts on Early Music, hosted by a super down to earth guy. Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Markdavin Obenza
    United States6 years ago
  • Great content for all musicians

    Motivating and inspiring. Great story and back ground. Keep up the episodes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steve-O-the Jake
    United States6 years ago
  • Great!

    Fantastic introductory podcast! Helpful to connect current life events to early music. Kam is the best host for this topic!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rgirl222
    United States6 years ago

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High-quality conversations with concrete takeaways for performers and educators.
A solid mix of theory and hands-on studio insight for musicians.
The hosts bring real expertise and down-to-earth explanations.
Thoughtful and accessible—great for early music fans and newcomers alike.

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Welcome to the Sound of Ages Podcast | Stations of the Cross Premiere | with Andrew Maxfield
Q: What role does the visual artwork play in shaping the music, and how do you integrate cross-relations and modal thinking?
The collaborators discuss how David Hobbin's linework and color influence the musical texture, with cross-relations representing dual narratives (earthly suffering and transcendent hope), and how modal colorings and faux-bourdonné motifs reflect Renaissance influences fused with jazz harmony.
Welcome to the Sound of Ages Podcast | Stations of the Cross Premiere | with Andrew Maxfield
Q: How did you translate the pilgrimage concept into the musical structure for each Station?
Kam explains the per-station mini-movement idea with an adoration-narrative-mercy pattern, then notes how the mid-piece (Stations 10-14) intensifies the heartbeat toward crucifixion, and how the Epilogue and Prologue frame the overall arc.

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What is Sound of Ages Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two longtime collaborators explore a wide range of choral topics, blending Renaissance counterpoint with jazz-inflected harmony, and dissecting the practicalities of writing for a small vocal ensemble with guitar. Episodes dive into track-by-track analyses, liturgical contexts, and behind-the-scenes creative processes, from Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis dance between intimacy and grandeur to living-room performances and cross-genre collaborations. Noteworthy are the conversations about venue choices, the integration of looping technology, and the fusion of ancient textures with contemporary sensibilities, which together offer a fresh lens on modern sacred and concert choral writing.

The run stands out for its hands-on, studio-to-stage story... more

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