
A podcast for keyboard players
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary | |||

Richard Barbieri is best known as the keyboardist for the pioneering British new wave band Japan, as a core member of the progressive rock group Porcupine Tree and a successful artist in his own right. He is known for his unique approach to synthesis... more
In this episode we speak with Christian Dinh Gulino, a UK-based keyboard player and musical director covering everything from pop tours to video game soundtracks. Aside from his arranging and production work for Square Enix Music, he has extensively ... more
John Linnell is one half of They Might Be Giants, an American alternative rock band formed in Brooklyn, New York, in 1982. The group is known for their unique blend of alternative rock, experimental pop, and highly unconventional songwriting. John ch... more
Mark ‘Squeezebox Wally’ Wallace is an Australian-based accordion and keyboard player, who for more than forty years has played around the world with a range of outfits including Weddings Parties Anything and Mick Thomas’ Roving Commission. We cover a... more
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Recently discovered this great podcast. As a musician myself, I find it very interesting, informative and enjoyable to listen to.
I love the variety of guests on this show. I’m more a jazz player but I love some of the rock / folk / prog stuff as well. Keep up the great work.
I discovered this podcast on a chance search on Clive Nolan.. excellent podcast..
Some guest requests. Mark Kelly of Marillion (who would also currrently be promoting his Marathon project), Toby Chapman; one of the UKs great session players for Tom Jones, ABC, Spandau Ballet etc., Mike Lindup of Level 42, Nick Rhodes (Duran Duran)
Wonderful interviews. I have to pause and look stuff up! Keep going.
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A deeply technical, gear-minded conversation series that centers on keyboard-driven music across genres, including jazz fusion, electronic, pop, and film scoring. Conversations with renowned session players, bandleaders, and composers focus on career trajectories, live rigs, sound design, touring realities, and the evolving role of keyboards with new technology. Notable strengths include in-depth gear discussions, behind-the-scenes touring anecdotes, and a willingness to explore cross-genre collaboration, from classical training to electronic production. The format seems well suited for listeners who are musicians, producers, and fans of intricate live setups and synthesis-led storytelling.
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The Keyboard Chronicles launched 7 years ago and published 197 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Keyboard Chronicles include:
1. Richard Barbieri
2. Christian Dinh Gulino
3. John Linnell
4. Mark Wallace
5. Julian Emery
6. Scotty Miller
7. Danny Silverston
8. Paul Furness
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