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Erroll Garner
Grammy Awards
Alternative Jazz
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Jazz Music
Holiday Concerts
Open Studio
Jazz Piano
Triads
Keith Jarrett
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Music Practice
Burnout
Brecker Brothers
Vijay Iyer
Domi and JD Beck
Robert Glasper
Corey Henry

A podcast about music - how to listen, play, practice, and enjoy. Listen for a combo of advice, insights, and occasional humor from pianists Peter Martin and Adam Maness. A podcast from Open Studio

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We dive int... more

John Coltrane's A Love Supreme: Some call it the greatest album of the 20th century. Others say it isn't even Coltrane's best album ... of 1965. 

No matter where you think it sits in the jazz music canon, Coltrane's love letter to God is a masterpie... more

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Recent Guests

Rob Harvilla
Music journalist at The Ringer
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Episode: "Afro Blue" — Robert Glasper
Justin Richmond
Podcast host and music enthusiast from the Broken Record podcast
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Episode: "Still Crazy After All These Years" — Paul Simon
Josh Weilerstein
Classical musician and host of the Sticky Notes podcast.
Sticky Notes
Episode: From Sonata to Stank Face
Larry Goldings
Renowned jazz organist known for his work with various musicians.
Episode: Jazz Organ LEGEND Reveals Favorite Tracks
Kirk Hamilton
Host of Strong Songs, a podcast about breaking down music and song arrangements.
Strong Songs
Episode: What Genre Is Tower Of Power??
Jamal Nichols
Guest artist joining the discussion
Episode: Why Do Jazz Pianists LOVE Roberta Flack?
Bob DeBoo
Episode: Our Favorite Village Vanguard Sets
Randy Brecker
Trumpet player and jazz musician
Episode: Nobody Does It Brecker!
Jon Batiste
Incredible musician and star of the documentary 'American Symphony'
Episode: We're Jazz Pianists and (we think) We Can Do ANYTHING

Hosts

Peter Martin
Co-host and Pianist with a notable background in music education and performance, emphasizing insights on music theory and practice.
Adam Maness
Co-host and Pianist known for his engaging commentary on music theory and his energetic delivery.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • Love this show.

    Learn so much but have fun doing it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KOB631
    United States13 days ago
  • Better then KOB

    Peter. The question is, “Is it better than KOB”. Yes or no. If it’s equal, then the answer is “No”.

    Snob meter. Sort of a “pot calling the kettle black” topic.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    MountainDuck
    United States14 days ago
  • Infectious enthusiasm

    I’m just starting out with listening to and playing a little jazz piano, and this podcast is perfect. Adam and Peter evince so much love for this music, how could you not feel the same?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EvnGllwy
    United States16 days ago
  • Gala

    Their chemistry and enthusiasm for the music is really infectious. I always go away inspired to listen to music that wasn’t on my radar or to get reacquainted with old favorites. Always time well spent.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scooter1910
    United States19 days ago
  • Always learning

    Gala! I learn something about the music I love every time I listen to you guys, and I love working in the new lessons to my performances. Like being back in college with my friends but I remember the conversations this time!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrumSRQ
    United Statesa month ago

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Audience members laud the ability of the show to introduce them to new artists and deepen their existing musical knowledge.
The variety of genres discussed appeals to a broad range of music lovers, catering to both jazz aficionados and casual listeners alike.
Some wish for more technical deep dives into certain topics, indicating a desire for deeper nerdy content.
Listeners appreciate the in-depth album analysis and music theory discussions, finding the insights both educational and entertaining.
The dynamic between the hosts is often highlighted as a significant strength, with their humor and rapport making the content engaging.

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"Afro Blue" — Robert Glasper
Q: Rob, what's your relationship with this song?
I remember I listened to this when it came out, and I've dipped into and out of Robert Glasper over the years.
Season Finale: Testing Our Show Against Our Own Rules
Q: What is your take on mentorship?
They emphasize the importance of mentorship in their journeys as musicians and the value of mutual learning between mentors and mentees.
Season Finale: Testing Our Show Against Our Own Rules
Q: Can you give some examples of recordings where musicians are behind the beat, ahead of the beat, and right on top of the beat?
They discuss several examples, including Oscar Peterson's works to demonstrate these concepts.
Season Finale: Testing Our Show Against Our Own Rules
Q: How often do you find yourselves surprised by the music?
Both hosts agree that as they age, they might not be surprised by music as often, but they find more appreciation for the nuances and details in music.
Did Chick Corea Perfect Midi Jazz?
Q: Are you ready to rumble?
Yes, it's time to dive into Chick Corea's 1986 album and discuss its place in jazz history.

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Frequently Asked Questions About You'll Hear It

What is You'll Hear It about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Exploring the multifaceted world of music, this podcast focuses on how to listen, play, practice, and enjoy music through engaging conversations. The hosts frequently analyze iconic albums and touch on various genres, showcasing the evolution and intersection of music styles, particularly jazz, pop, and R&B. The format allows for deep dives into specific albums, artists, and the broader musical landscape, often infusing personal anecdotes and humor that make the discussion both enlightening and entertaining. It's particularly appealing for listeners looking to enhance their musical understanding or simply enjoy lively dialogues about their favorite tunes and artists.

Unique elements include performances by the hosts, which enrich the list... more

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