A podcast about the greatest piano music ever composed.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic |
We’ve reached the finish line here in Season 2 Episode 7, dedicated to some of the outlier pieces that fall outside Chopin’s more well-known genres
In this series finale, Garrick Ohlsson breaks down Chopin’s youthful and experimental Rondos; Jed Di... more
In Season 2 Episode 6, Ben Laude and Garrick Ohlsson explore Chopin's two large-scale works for piano and orchestra, the Concertos; 2021 International Chopin Competition bronze medalist and Concerto Prize-winner Martín García García returns to the po... more
In this fifth episode of Season 2, Ben Laude and Garrick Ohlsson turn their attention to Chopin's multi-movement masterpieces, the Sonatas. Then, 2010 International Chopin Competition gold medalist Yulianna Avdeeva returns to the podcast to react to ... more
In this fourth episode of Season 2, Ben Laude meets Garrick Ohlsson in his home to explore Chopin’s Polonaises at the piano. Then we’re joined by a pair of recent medalists from the International Chopin Competition who will react to their own Polonai... more
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A joy to listen to. An in depth discussion of the musicians’ poet, Chopin, and an opportunity to listen to his music with a better trained ear.
The quality of this podcast is absolutely amazing. How I wish podcasts of this quality were made for other composers—if they exist, I haven’t found them.
Informative and very very interesting. Thank you!
Honestly, as this Chopin survey progresses, I’ve been realizing that Ben, Garrick, and all others involved have been creating a Chopin artifact that stands tall and may very well be appreciated and learned from for many, many years. I’m not sure any such collaborative high-quality venture exists that resembles it. I get caught up in the fun of it all, relating it to the deluge of great “content” that exists on platforms like YouTube (including many other great Ben Laude pieces) - and then realiz... more
Great podcast and Ben did a brilliant job reporting on all the performances from USA Chopin competition on Miami. This all live streamed to YouTube so now I’m going to go back to see all the highlights and great performances I missed in the hall. Thanks Ben and Rafa (aka clipboard man) for a great week. I expect to see Rafa fan club will start from all the live chat peanut gallery comments.
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A rich exploration of Chopin's compositions is central to the content, focusing specifically on various forms such as waltzes, mazurkas, etudes, and nocturnes. Each episode features engaging discussions with renowned pianists and experts who share their insights and interpretations, often revealing personal anecdotes about their relationships with Chopin's music. This podcast stands out for its combination of technical analysis and emotional depth, making it a valuable resource for both classical music enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Unique elements include in-depth discussions about historical contexts and modern interpretations, fostering a deeper appreciation of Chopin's enduring legacy in the music world.
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Recent guests on The Chopin Podcast include:
1. Emanuel Ax
2. Kate Liu
3. Alek Laskowski
4. John Rink
5. Yulianna Avdeeva
6. Martín García García
7. Jeffrey Kallberg
8. Jed Distler
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