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Go Forth! A Music Education Talkshow

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by Gettysburg Music Education

18 episodes
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Go Forth! is a completely student run talk show discussing a wide variety of topics based around music education. We hope you take a listen, but until next time, Go forth! And change the world.

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9/20/2020

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April 25, 2021

Season 2 Episode 10

<p>This weeks show features first year music education majors Jenny Jordan and Erica Messinger speaking about goal setting and motivation.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p>Songs that bring them joy-&nbsp;</p> <p>"Dreamland" - Glass Animals | “Touch Tone Telephone” by Lemon Demon | “Can I Call You Tonight?” by Dayglow</p> <p>“I Know The End” by Phoebe Bridgers | “Life Itself” by Glass Animals | “Tangerine” by Glass Animals</p> <p>“Heat Waves” by Glass Animals | “Fingers Crossed” by COIN | “Are We Alone?” by COIN</p> <p>“we fell in love in october” by girl in red</p>

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April 19, 2021

Season 2 Episode 9

<p>This episode includes a discussion between first year music education majors, Emily Femino and Delaney Mavica, about their experiences in methods classes and ensembles.</p> <p>Song that bring them joy:</p> <p>Skin and Bones- Cage the Elephant | From Eden- Hozier | Sycamore Girl- Rex Orange County | Crash My Car- COIN |&nbsp;</p> <p>Wouldn’t It Be Nice- The Beach Boys | Pancakes for Dinner - Lizzy McAlpine | Haven’t stopped yet - Lizzy McAlpine |&nbsp;</p> <p>Time Alone With You - Jacob Collier &amp; Daniel Caesar | Freckles - Lawrence | Lost - Frank Ocean</p>

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April 11, 2021

Season 2 Episode 8

<p>In this week’s podcast, Lily Zhou and Allie Charney discuss music related to female artists and performers. They touch on The Color Purple musical and their favorite songs from the show, then go on to cover a brief background of Hip-Hop music. They talk more about the theme of feminism and assert that it is not so inclusive of Black women, especially in the world of music. They discuss cultural and feminist issues in Miss Saigon and Carmen (the opera). Lastly, they talk about how to be more inclusive with repertoire and how to normalize woman composers. They share a resource called “The Boulanger Initiative,” which promotes woman composers.</p>

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What is Go Forth! A Music Education Talkshow?

Go Forth! is a completely student run talk show discussing a wide variety of topics based around music education. We hope you take a listen, but until next time, Go forth! And change the world.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

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Does this podcast accept guests?

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