Hearing the Pulitzers: A piece-by-piece, episode-by-episode exploration of the winners of the Pulitzer Prize in Music with hosts Andrew Granade and David Thurmaier.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusicMusic Commentary |
In this episode, Dave and Andrew are joined by Howard Pollack, John and Rebecca Moores Professor of Music at the University of Houston. Dr. Pollack is the author of acclaimed biographies of several Pulitzer Prize winners from the early years, includi... more
In this episode, Dave and Andrew explore the second Pulitzer Prize in music won by a female composer, Shulamit Ran for her Symphony, in 1991. What will they think about this fourth freely-atonal work in a row to win the prize? And what snags did they... more
In this episode, Dave and Andrew explore a composer who played with Benny Goodman as a jazz pianist, and then embraced Arnold Schoenberg's musical ideas as a member of the academy. What kind of music does that concoction create? Listen to this episod... more
In this episode, Dave and Andrew explore a work for string orchestra that Kyle Gann opined was the first experimental composition to win the Pulitzer since Charles Ives. Given how much Dave loves Ives, how does he react to Whispers Out of Time? How d... more
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OK, guys, I'm writing a review, now that I'm out of new episodes to enjoy! Seriously, though, this podcast is a wonder. In recent years, I've been ranting and raving (seems like mostly ranting) about the winners of the Pulitzer, under the assumption that the winners "back in the day" represented the best of the best. While that was occasionally true, now I know that, more often than not, the committee has selected winners based on friendship and professional connection. So many truly important w... more
Since I was precociously interested 12-yr-old, I’ve been following the music Pulitzers for decades. So this podcast caught my attention. The Pulitzer winners year by year are sometimes worthy, sometimes questionable, and sometimes just goofy. One questions if works of art should be awarded prizes at all, but the hosts of this podcast have a good time evaluating the history, discovering both the gems and the duds.
These guys are great. We’ll organized podcast and significant scholarship on each person. Great for musicians and graduate students studying for comps!
Unqualified children complain about grownups.
Apple Podcasts | #121 | Sweden/Music/Music History |
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