MOSY Motifs
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Podcast Overview
<p>A podcast dedicated to exploring the diversity and relevance of symphonic music focusing on the mid-Missouri area brought to you by the Missouri Symphony with support from the Missouri Humanities Council.</p>
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4/1/2021
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Recent Episodes
July 5, 2021
Breakdancing to Beethoven with Jorge Casco from FLY Dance Company
In this episode, Dr. Ashley Pribyl chats with Jorge Casco, owner and executive director of FLY dance company, the gentleman of hip-hop. They discuss the relationship between hip-hop and classical music, how art can help inspire students to improve their lives, and why the gap between Berlioz and Grandmaster Flash might be smaller than you think. The theme for MOSY Motifs is the overture to Treemonisha by Scott Joplin, recorded by Cristian Chiappini & Orchestra dell'Università di Firenze...
June 14, 2021
Celebrating Juneteenth with Dr. Brandon Boyd
In this episode, Dr. Brandon Boyd helps Ashley and all our listeners prepare for MOSY's Juneteenth celebration on Saturday! Don't know what Juneteenth is? Don't worry! Dr. Boyd explains the origins of the holiday, as well as the difference between spirituals and gospel music. He and Ashley also cover the pieces to be performed on Saturday and the power music and singing have to build community. The theme for MOSY Motifs is the overture to Treemonisha by Scott Joplin, recorded by Cristian Chi...
April 29, 2021
SLSO Violist Michael Casimir on Performing While Black
Join Dr. Ashley Pribyl as she interviews St. Louis Symphony violist Michael Casimir about his experience as a musician of color. In this episode, the two explore the importance of teaching, how to reach diverse audiences, the historical and systematic barriers faced to expanding participation in classical music, and why everyone should love the viola! The theme for MOSY Motifs is the overture to Treemonisha by Scott Joplin, recorded by Cristian Chiappini & Orchestra dell'Università di Fi...
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- What is MOSY Motifs?
<p>A podcast dedicated to exploring the diversity and relevance of symphonic music focusing on the mid-Missouri area brought to you by the Missouri Symphony with support from the Missouri Humanities Council.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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