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The Cannon Fundraiser Episode! May 20, 2022

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Hi, friends! I’m re-releasing an extended version of my live podcast taping at YMA from last summer with a very specific reason - I am raising money for a t-shirt cannon! Visit http://bit.ly/kcwcannon to go straight to the fundraiser to make a donation! Every little bit gets us closer!

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Episode 63: Method Sampling with JooWan Kim May 13, 2022

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Founder of Ensemble Mik Nawooj, JooWan Kim joins Casey for a discussion on hiphop, classical, and how to merge the two with method sampling.

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Episode 62: The Reason I Don’t Write Fugues May 06, 2022

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It’s the episode all about fugues! They are some of the most complicated compositional art forms out there, and Michael Gesme is here to gush all about how cool they are.

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Episode 61: Classical Music on TikTok with Jimmie Rogers Feb 11, 2022

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Amazing band director and content creator Jimmie Rogers talks TikTok and the state of music education.
He’s a great follow if you’re a Tokker. @jimm3erz

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Episode 60: So You Want to See the Symphony Jan 21, 2022

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Sometimes seeing a symphony orchestra concert can be mysterious. Casey guides you through what to expect from a night at the symphony.
All music examples from musopen.org

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Episode 59: Schoenberg and the Coolest Terms in Music Jan 14, 2022

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2022 marks the first year that the music of Arnold Schoenberg has entered the public domain. What the heck does that mean? Is it a good thing? So many things for you to decide.
The examples used within this episode are AWESOME, and conducted by Schoenberg himself! Because we are THAT FAR ALONG in history and all just getting older. You can find the complete recording here:
https://archive.org/details/SCHONBERGPierrotLunaire-NEWTRANSFER
The recording is used under the creative commons license. More information here:
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
Any other musical examples you hear that are designed to help explain a concept were simply recorded while Casey dinked around in her studio.

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Episode 58: To a New 2022 Jan 07, 2022

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We’re back, baby!
Dr. Sophia Tegart and Casey discuss the year that was (2021, woof) and the year that is yet to be (2022, eek). And we’ll see who was most accurate in their predictions from last year! (Hint: it was Sophia.)
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Episode 57: Rapid Fire with Percussionist Gordon Rencher Sep 17, 2021

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Join Casey and Gordon as they delve into a percussionist’s view of things!

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D.C al Fine: The Classical Guitar with Adam Levin Sep 10, 2021

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Episode 56: Obsession with Eugene Ysaÿe Sep 03, 2021

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A bit of a story telling exploration into the King of Violin and his itty bitty Obsession.
All music examples sourced from musopen.org or with permission from the performer (me!)

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