Nathan James Dearden on treating composers like startups and building sustainable careers
In this episode, David talks with composer and conductor Nathan James Dearden.Nathan is a Welsh composer whose music is shaped by its function: music written for particular people, places and purposes...
4 Nov 38min
Hanni Liang on reimagining classical concert formats and taking creative risks
In this episode, David talks with pianist, concert creator, and lecturer Hanni Liang.Hanni has broken free of the traditional classical music career and forged a path for herself. In her new concert f...
28 Okt 35min
Amandine Richardot, CEO of Newzik, on the future of digital sheet music for orchestras and musicians
In this episode, David talks with Amandine Richardot, CEO of the digital sheet music app Newzik.Newzik is not just a pdf reader for digital sheet music. It is an interactive and collaborative app for ...
21 Okt 32min
Anthony Roth Costanzo on why classical music must embrace the risk of failure
In this episode, David talks with Grammy-winning countertenor and General Director & President of Opera Philadelphia Anthony Roth Costanzo.Described as “One of the world’s most important singers” by t...
14 Okt 32min
David Önaç on using classical music to memorialize the transatlantic slave trade
In this episode, David talks with award-winning contemporary composer, pianist, musical director and educator David Önaç.This conversation is ahead of the world premier of his Atlantic Requiem with th...
7 Okt 42min
Zubin Kanga on using artificial intelligence in music performance
In this episode, David talks with pianist, composer, and technologist Zubin Kanga.Zubin is at the forefront of music technology. Since 2021, he has been the Director and Research Lead of Cyborg Solois...
30 Sep 39min
Martin Cullingford on the power of the album in the digital age
In this episode, David talks with Martin Cullingford, Editor and Publisher of Gramophone Magazine.Martin holds a unique place in the industry. In his role, he listens to countless recordings each year...
23 Sep 43min
Leah Broad on why progress for women in classical music is not linear
In this episode, David talks with Leah Broad, a multi-award-winning writer, historian, and public speaker whose work focuses on twentieth-century cultural history, especially women in the arts.Leah is...
16 Sep 46min
