Welcome to The Library! These great halls are filled with the stories of our world's great musical minds, from the masters across ancient civilizations to the champions of our digital age. In this library, Menken, Powell, Zimmer, and Williams share shelves with Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner, and the tales of composers not as widely known are told with the same enthusiasm as their famo... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusic |
What do you get when you gather ten composers, all with different musical styles, talents, backgrounds, and areas of expertise? You get ICEBERG. more
When Stephen invited Brian for another episode of Game Play, he didn't expect to be faced with one of the most difficult, heart-wrenching, and beautiful games he has ever played. Lena Raine's music in Celeste is not only some of the best to listen to... more
There are two sides of a coin. Dakota Sauvé has spent so much of his musical career helping develop video games, but there's a different side to his career that prefers to explore the world of experimental pop. more
Adam Kennaugh believes that genuine communication between the composer and performer(s) is what creates honest and powerful music. more
Derek Cooper is a composer with a deep passion for engaging with his audience. To Derek, the relationship between the composer, the ensemble, and the audience is one of the most important aspects of music making. more
On this episode of Movie Night, Brooks Leibee joins me once again to chat about Chris Roe's score for the 2018 documentary Spitfire and François Tetaz's score for the 2007 horror/thriller film Rogue. Grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and get comfy!... more
In this interview with Eric Lagergren, he leaves us with an important message: never take your art too seriously. Perfection is unachievable, especially when you’re desperate to obtain it. more
In a world where music has time and time again been given narrative, Stephen Ryan Jackson uses his music to explore the mundane. more
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Composers are asked about intentions, performers about their emotional response to what they take the composer's interieur notated to be, &, worst of all, how "it makes you feel". Tonality remains ruling everything -with a side dish of electronics interpreted as a sort of weird way to accompanying- & of course any deviation from its formative narrative is demanded to declare its gratiduous debth to the classical tradition. Most irritating, really.
Wonderful podcast! Been looking for something like this for a while. Really enjoyed the episode with my friend and fellow composer Juan Pablo Contreras.
A Great Show for Music Lovers! The host discusses interesting topics and discusses the history of it all! I definitely recommend taking a listen!
Do you like classical music, but you feel a bit detached from the people who wrote them? Do you feel like it is all wigs and fancy fingers? Get into the stories of how your favorites songs were created and the famous people behind composing them. This podcast is great for music nerds, history nerds, and people who just want a little more back story for the songs they love. What ever brought you here, Stephen will get you to stick around.
Host Stephen explores the vast and diverse world of classical music. This includes samples of songs (naturally), music theory, history, and guest interviews. I think this podcast is interesting to anyone who enjoys music as well as anyone who is specifically seeking a career in music.
This podcast is perfect for those who love music, are interested in the art of composing, and enjoy guest interviews. The production is high-quality, and Stephen is an engaging and knowledgeable host. The vast and eclectic genre known as classical music is well-represented here, and it’s a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
As both of History nerd and a dance nerd, I loved learning more about Tchaikovsky from this podcast! more
I'm normally not a fan of music podcasts, but the composer chornicles was a pleasant surprise. It's interesting learning about the various composers on the show and listening to some of their work.
Apple Podcasts | #192 | United States/Music/Music History |
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