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CLASSICAL MUSIC has been misappropriated as a musical genre and a culture rooted in the aesthetics of Western Europe. TRILLOQUY is the weekly podcast built to DECOLONIZE the traditional definitions and conversations surrounding CLASSICAL MUSIC.

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As the orchestral field continues to face its relative lack of diversity on stage, Joe LaRocca has dedicated work toward raising awareness around a lack of diversity under the stage. He joins Loki to talk about his experiences as a theater musician, ... more

Josh Jones and Bill Neri join Loki Karuna to chat about the new album from Sphinx Virtuosi: American Mirror. Loki explores his history with the Sphinx Organization and encourages others to consider the diversity of tactics needed to institute change ... more

Stefan Thompson is a composer whose works celebrate the beautifully diverse aesthetics and traditions of his Bahamian home. He joins Loki to chat about growing up in the Bahamas, his entry into composition, and his research that shines a light on the... more

Monica Ellis has blazed a trail in "classical" music for nearly 30 years as a founding member of the historic Imani Winds ensemble. She joins Loki to talk about her career, so far, her past and upcoming work with the Gateways Music Festival, and more... more

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Recent Guests

Josh Jones
World-class percussionist featured with the ensemble Sphinx Virtuosi.
Sphinx Organization
Episode: Opus 266 - "American Mirror" (feat. Josh Jones and Bill Neri)
Bill Neri
Director of Ensemble Advancement for the Sphinx Organization.
Sphinx Organization
Episode: Opus 266 - "American Mirror" (feat. Josh Jones and Bill Neri)
Stefan Thompson
A Bahamian composer dedicated to exploring film music and cultural representation through his works.
Episode: Opus 265 - "Surf, Sand, and Cinema" (feat. Stefan Thompson)
Monica Ellis
Acclaimed bassoonist and founding member of Imani Winds
Imani Winds
Episode: Opus 264 - Executive Director Duties (feat. Monica Ellis)
Pauline Kim Harris
Accomplished violinist and composer, executive director of the MATA Festival.
MATA Festival
Episode: Opus 263 - MATA Festival (feat. Pauline Kim Harris)
Amanda DeBoer Bartlett
Trained opera singer and composer of original songs
Self-employed musician
Episode: Opus 262 - "Braided Together" (feat. Amanda DeBoer Bartlett)
Yuliana Lagunas
A 19-year-old student at UC Riverside pursuing a degree in Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology; concert mistress with Icyola.
Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles
Episode: Opus 261 - From Music to Medicine (feat. Yuliana Lagunas)
Curtis Stewart
Incomparable musician and activist promoting diversity in classical music
Gateways Music Festival Orchestra
Episode: Opus 260 - "Seasons of Change" (feat. Curtis Stewart)
Damien Sneed
Acclaimed composer, teacher, and musician.
Gateways Music Festival
Episode: Opus 259 - "Reflections of Resilience" (feat. Damien Sneed)

Host

Loki Karuna
Host with a background in music, Loki engages in thorough discussions about the intersections of classical music and contemporary socio-political issues, emphasizing inclusivity and representation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 95 ratings
  • Classical music is okay…

    …But the Trilloquy podcast makes it great! This show shines a light on the marginalized and encourages everyone to think better, listen better and BE BETTER. I look forward to new episodes every week and been listening for yearss now. Thanks G&S for sharing your voices!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Buttclit
    United States3 years ago
  • More research and better listening skills

    The new director of the Baltimore Symphony is biracial. He is well established in Europe. Do your homework. Please. He may have been American born but he was European bred. I enjoy your podcast however it appears that you ofttimes don’t do good research on subjects you want to dismiss.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    basso54
    United States3 years ago
  • More research

    The new director of the Baltimore Symphony is biracial. He is well established in Europe. Do your homework. Please. He may have been American born but he was European bred.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    basso54
    United States3 years ago
  • A Necessary Part of Every Weekly Routine

    For anyone considering a career in performing arts or programming of any kind and cares about how their work includes and reflects all people, you must listen to Trilloquy. Not only does Trilloquy provide insightful, relevant, and critical perspectives on current events in the modern performance ecosystem, it also brings attention to how many of our established practices and traditions directly stem from oppressive and colonized culture norms. Episodes of Trilloquy are an important addition to t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cameron.barton
    United States4 years ago
  • Absolutely unparalleled

    A vital standout in the classical podcast realm. If you want to learn, listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K. f G.
    United States4 years ago

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The content is valued for its relevance to contemporary societal issues, making it an essential resource for anyone involved in the arts.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for shining a light on marginalized voices in classical music, providing insightful discussions that challenge status quo norms.
Many mention the engaging and thought-provoking nature of the interviews, praising the hosts' ability to connect deeply with guests.

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Opus 264 - Executive Director Duties (feat. Monica Ellis)
Q: What does the next bassoonist of Imani Winds need to bring to the table to uphold the legacy?
Authenticity, boldness, musical and technical excellence, and a healthy dose of humor are essential traits for the next bassoonist at Imani Winds.
Opus 263 - MATA Festival (feat. Pauline Kim Harris)
Q: How do artists effectively have dialogues considering the socio-political context?
Artists have the capacity to create change through community and it's essential to engage with broader dialogues about identity and purpose.
Opus 263 - MATA Festival (feat. Pauline Kim Harris)
Q: How do you think about the MATA Festival as it relates to artist and audience?
MATA Festival is designed to bring artists and audiences together, breaking away from traditional hierarchies in music to create a more inclusive environment.
Opus 260 - "Seasons of Change" (feat. Curtis Stewart)
Q: How can folks keep up with what you're doing beyond the Gateways Festival?
They can visit my website curtisjstewart.com or find my music on Spotify.
Opus 260 - "Seasons of Change" (feat. Curtis Stewart)
Q: What is it that you're saying in 'Seasons of Change'?
The piece reinterprets Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, engaging current struggles and aiming to inspire hope amid climate change and homelessness.

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Frequently Asked Questions About TRILLOQUY

What is TRILLOQUY about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This audio platform explores the evolving narrative within classical music, emphasizing a mission to decolonize its traditional definitions and frameworks. Conversations center around inclusivity, representation, and the breaking down of socio-political barriers through the lens of music. In discussions with various musicians and composers, it highlights the intersection of cultural identity with classical standards, aiming to reshape how audiences engage with music and champion marginalized voices in the performative arts. Noteworthy themes include advocacy for early-career artists, addressing social issues through artistic expression, and fostering community involvement in musical conversations.

Unique in its approach, the platform not o... more

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Recent guests on TRILLOQUY include:

1. Josh Jones
2. Bill Neri
3. Stefan Thompson
4. Monica Ellis
5. Pauline Kim Harris
6. Amanda DeBoer Bartlett
7. Yuliana Lagunas
8. Curtis Stewart

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