The backscenes dialogues - insights relating to a contemporary artist collaboration. This is a podcast for those people who ask themselves if they could also be an artist, if they have a "normal" job. And it is a podcast for those who are not artists either. It's a blank canvas and we're speaking about what comes with the job of the artist. WE is Australian guy & the German guy. The Australian guy is a Jazz musician and composer, the German guy is a dancer and media artist. We also speak about good coffee, theories of the number of piano shops as a sign for culture in a city or our lack of business plans but doing the work anyway - Art for Art's Sake. Join us for a cup of coffee or tea. Every episode has its own music created by David.
Art for Arts Sake
Claim This Podcastby Pipo Tafel & David W. Pyke
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The backscenes dialogues - insights relating to a contemporary artist collaboration. This is a podcast for those people who ask themselves if they could also be an artist, if they have a "normal" job. And it is a podcast for those who are not artists either. It's a blank canvas and we're speaking about what comes with the job of the artist. WE is Australian guy & the German guy. The Australian guy is a Jazz musician and composer, the German guy is a dancer and media artist. We also speak about good coffee, theories of the number of piano shops as a sign for culture in a city or our lack of business plans but doing the work anyway - Art for Art's Sake. Join us for a cup of coffee or tea. Every episode has its own music created by David.
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January 9, 2024
AFAS E09 The trumpet is unforgiving
<div>"Challenge yourself, and you'll extend yourself."<br>Composer and professional musician <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-pyke-abb0a736/">David Pyke</a> (Jazz trumpet) about maintenance & craft in art.<br>In a jam session at a Jazz Club, you might have a good start until minute 1 and 20 seconds of your solo, and that was it for the rest of the evening. Why? Only with reserve, warm-up and having done the daily maintenance of your craft, you can sustain. Without the proper training, there is no way to get through the entire evening because the trumpet never forgives. </div>
January 5, 2024
AFAS E08 The vintage factor of making art
<div>This is one from the Christmas / New Year period, when David was visiting Cologne. It is quite probable that we need to wait (sometimes a long time) until there is interest in our work. At least an independent classical composer living in Australia, as David is, experiences this. This year (2024), the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra performed one of his works, that was composed around 20 years ago. Surely it is tough, but apart from only being frustrated, we encourage each other to think of the fermentation process of the work - sometimes it is like the wine with your new art work, it needs time in the cellar. We have to have some outlet, right? We need to make art? We are hopeless, although we are banging at people's doors and submit music if they like it or not. And we always come back to saying to each other - as artists we will keep working and creating - when our work is not of interest to people, we keep working & follow our passion - do the quiet work, David calls it. <br><br>Recorded in Köln, January 5th, 2024<br><br>You can watch the mentioned Performance of David that took almost 20 years, here:<br>Desert Suite Premiere - Portland Youth Philharmonic Jan 5th, 2024<br><a href="https://youtu.be/7y0IMdEridI">https://youtu.be/7y0IMdEridI</a></div><div><br>The music in this episode was recorded by David in <a href="https://www.st-aposteln.de/musik/termine-veranstaltungen/">St. Aposteln </a><br>(the photo of this episode was made there, too: "Trumpetmeister David Pyke"), <br>thanks to the support and kindness of St. Aposteln Cantor Meik Impekhoven <br>and the help and patience of Christof Köhler. Cheers!</div>
April 5, 2023
AFAS E06 Agendas in art creation
<div>The agenda of not having an agenda. "<em>Welcome</em> to my <em>lab</em>! This is what is on the <em>slab</em>." We talk about the creative mindset, waves of ideas & inspiration and the pathway of intention:<br>our expectations, agendas, emotions & the sweet spot of surfing when creating, where the great and the lousy ideas coming in waves, and we need to be "in the moment". <br>We also talk about how to know which direction do you take when you come to a crossroad that destiny offers? He says we need to instigate and take a decision. <br><br>Music in the intro is by David and Christof, recorded in January 4th, 2024 in St. Aposteln, made possible through the kind support of Meik Impekoven. Music in the outro is called <em>Canto di Dalia, </em>composed by David and recorded by Alteouise De Vaughn and Andy Redhead in 2021. The recording was made the for Performing Art Podcast, a project supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. <br><br>The video version of E06 has automatically created captions and some pictures, it is available here:<br>https://vimeo.com/919669443<br><br>Recorded 2023 April 4th<br>by David W. Pyke<br>https://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/artist/pyke-david<br>and Pipo Tafel<br>https://www.pipotafel.com/<br><br></div>
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