The Music Post: Piano Weekly
Sam PostThe Music Post is music, mostly new, mostly piano, delivered to you. Old episodes and occasional future episodes will explore a piece or a musical trend in more depth, and may feature conversations with other musicians.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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A sextet prelude, composed in lockdown by yours truly, recorded and synced with the members of Kassia Music, and Bach's Contrapunctus 11 from the Art of Fugue.
Today would have been my former teacher's birthday. Today, I share a Prelude and Fugue composed in her honor, plus an elegy for those affected by the pandemic
A prelude by me, inspired by Gabriela Montero, followed by a close look at the hidden rhythms in one of Bach's most famous pieces, the Prelude in C from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1.
A prelude by me, followed by a conversation with composer Marc Chan, and his fugue on the Disney theme "My Own Home" from the Jungle Book.
The first Prelude from Shostakovich's set of 24 Preludes and Fugues
Studio recording of the Pastoral Etude, Op. 40, #6 by Nikolai Kapustin
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Apple Podcasts5Rogibear1590
United States11 years ago - Enlightening & entertaining
Podcasts were MADE for explaining music. You would think there would be more of them, on the model of Bernstein or Gould’s work explaining music they performed. Sam’s commentary on the music itself and the performances is first-rate. I only wish there were more of them!
Apple Podcasts556tUnited States11 years ago - Great Podcast
I love listening to this!
Apple Podcasts5WettypupUnited States11 years ago - Even for non-virtuosos!
I haven't thought about classical music since those good ol' days in high school orchestra... But this podcast does an amazing job of showing how classical music is both fascinating and relevant!
Sam Post explains it in such a way that my father (classical aficionado), my sister (old-time/ bluegrass fiddler), and myself (musical dunce) can all understand and enjoy. Definitely recommend for musicians and non-musicians alike!
Apple Podcasts5JamieJeanneUnited States11 years ago - Exactly what I’ve been looking for!
I’ve always wanted someone to explain and demonstrate to me how to listen to Bach, why he is so great, etc., and this is just what I have been looking for! Some detailed breakdown of the pieces, without using too many jargons, perfect for people like me who’ve listened to numerous pieces by Bach (and actually played some on the piano myself) but never found out why he’s considered the beginning and the best of it all.
Apple Podcasts5GaberberUnited States11 years ago - Postitively the best Music Post around
Great podcast. I've already learned quite a bit about fugues. Looking forward to the next installment.
Apple Podcasts5Czechoslovak555United States11 years ago - If you think you don't like classical music...
Listen to these! very interesting, informative, helpful for listening. I'm hooked!
Apple Podcasts5john1573United States11 years ago - great teacher!
I have always loved learning about music from Sam. So excited about this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5sarahp911United States11 years ago - Great stuff ...
These are really wonderful dissections of some incredibly beautiful music from Bach's Art of the Fugue .... a great mix of performance and description, all for the purpose of giving some sense of what makes this music so extraordinary.
Apple Podcasts5Dgp20008United States11 years ago - Delightful
Post's Music Posts are the poster children for thoughtful and thought-provoking analysis of great compositions post and present.
Apple Podcasts5Eli LuberoffUnited States11 years ago
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