Your ticket to backstage conversations with world-renowned musicians. Join MET Opera Principal Trumpet David Krauss for candid and compelling discussions with today’s top performers as they speak about their creative process and lives as artists.
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Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsMusic InterviewsPerforming ArtsMusic |
Acclaimed Israeli-American pianist Orli Shaham is a compelling performer, educator, and recording artist. A recipient of the Avery Fisher career Grant, she is Chair of the Board of Trustees of Kaufman Music Center, Artistic Director of Pacific Sympho... more
Grammy Award–winning pianist Evgeny Kissin has been a towering presence in the classical music world for decades and a favorite among audiences worldwide. Evgeny joins David to recall his legendary US debut recital at Carnegie Hall, why firemen close... more
Renowned Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes brings a deep sense of introspection to everything he performs. Our guest reflects on his childhood playing the euphonium in a band compared with his lonely pursuit as a pianist, the moment he realized that... more
Executive and Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall Clive Gillinson credits his previous career as a young cellist with the London Symphony Orchestra for shaping his creative approach to managing the world's most iconic concert hall. Clive sits down wit... more
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What a treat! I learned so much about the Shahams. And Orli’s work ethic blows me away.
David is a wonderful musician and a fantastic storyteller. His interviews are insightful, funny and moving. His guests are inspiring and candid. I have come to look forward to new episodes the way I awaited new episodes of Ted Lasso…they’re that good! I hope he finds time in his busy schedule to keep them coming…maybe Scott Yoo will make the list sometime soon? It would be a meeting of a couple of the wittiest musicians I know!
David Krauss takes us out of the audience and brings us onstage to hear conversations with the world’s passionate musicians. His style is warm and easy as he talks with his peers (who could just as easily interview him). He draws out their resonant life stories with curiosity. The episode with Dr. Richard Antoine While had me weeping next to the avocados at Trader Joe’s. Tell your friends about this podcast.
David Krausses questions and professional insight gives a deep dive into the innermost thoughts and motivation behind some of the world’s finest artists. I find inspiration from every single episode and re-listen to them. David’s questions are often pretty left field and you can hear the surprise in the interviewees’ responses to them - interesting. I’d say this is essential listening for anyone who loves the arts.
Last night we went to the NY Philharmonic. Among other excellent parts of the program was the premier in New York of Esa-Pekka Salonen’s “Kinema.” It’s for strings and clarinet.
The amazing, exciting, fantastic solo clarinetist was Anthony McGill - watching him was beyond; no words for how his entire body became the music as he played. And best of all was that I knew his name and felt like I knew HIM - because I had heard David Kraus interview Mr.McGill back in November.
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Engaging with a range of emotionally resonant topics, this podcast offers backstage conversations that highlight the lives and experiences of world-class musicians. Conversations explore the intersection of creativity, artistry, and the personal journeys of acclaimed performers, who share their unique stories and perspectives on navigating the world of music. Notably, the discussions are characterized by warmth and openness, often addressing the challenges, triumphs, and collaborative efforts involved in their musical careers. Episodes typically feature insights on performance, education, and the emotional ties to music, making it a valuable resource for music enthusiasts and aspiring artists alike.
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