Rhythms of Access
Gift Tshuma interviews disabled musicians and creativesRhythms of Access is a podcast featuring disabled musicians and other creative professionals sharing their experiences with disability and access in the music industry with host Gift Tshuma. Gift Tshuma is a prominent activist in disability rights and a skilled music composer based in Toronto. He earned a degree in Sociology with a minor in Law and Society from Concordia University and received th... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArts | ||||
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Episode 9 of the Rhythms of Access Podcast features Gift Tshuma speaking with Michael Carter entitled "Jazz,Justice, and the Classroom".
Michael Carter is a teacher, disability activist, and musician.
He earned degrees in Jazz Performance from Bran... more
Episode 8 of the Rhythms of Access Podcast features Gift Tshuma speaking with Jason Dasent in a discussion entitled Sonic Inclusion – Designing an Accessible Music Industry.Jason Dasent is a visually impaired Music Producer, Audio Engineer and Access... more
Episode 7 of the Rhythms of Access Podcast features Gift Tshuma speaking with Indra Egan in a discussion entitled "Beyond the Keyboard - Music as a Force for Change".
Indra Egan's Biography
Praised for her expressivity and "impressive command of th... more
Episode 6 of the Rhythms of Access podcast features Robin Hahn.
Robin is a joyfully disabled operatic soprano, stage director, music educator and disability advocate who has performed on stages around the world, from Germany to New York to Disneylan... more
Based in Toronto, Ontario in Canada, Diane Kolin is a French-born Canadian singer, a music educator, and a voice teacher. Her low voice brings her to explore various genres, from jazz to Baroque music and French chanson repertoire. She teaches voice ... more
Episode 4 of the podcast features a pioneering disabled artist, John Kelly. John has broken new ground and continues to encourage change through his music, practice and collaboration with others. He identifies strongly as a Disabled Person. He has pe... more
Episode 3 features Sean Lee, the Director of Programming at Tangled Arts + Disability Gallery in Toronto, Canada. Sean (he/they) is an artist and curator exploring the assertion of disability art as the last avant-garde. Orienting towards a "crip hor... more
Episode 2 features Jo-anne Cox. Jo-anne is a creative performer/composer based in London, UK. As well as performing solo, she collaborates with artists and musicians, playing with bands and ensembles. She is a composer of seriously sensuous work for ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #71 |  Canada/Arts/Performing Arts |
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