Hosted by Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of the National Music Centre, NMC Amplifier seeks to move the needle forward on issues in music through shared ideas. Touching on topics such as community building, advocacy, storytelling, placemaking, economic, social and environmental development, education and music's capacity to heal and bring people closer together. Guests include artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, music therapists, healers, authors, and thought-leaders – music champions who are in the spotlight or behind-the-scenes.
NMC Amplifier
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Hosted by Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of the National Music Centre, NMC Amplifier seeks to move the needle forward on issues in music through shared ideas. Touching on topics such as community building, advocacy, storytelling, placemaking, economic, social and environmental development, education and music's capacity to heal and bring people closer together. Guests include artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, music therapists, healers, authors, and thought-leaders – music champions who are in the spotlight or behind-the-scenes.
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June 10, 2024
NMC Amplifier Ep. 13: Avshi Weinstein on Violins of Hope
<p>In the latest edition of NMC Amplifier, Avshalom (Avshi) Weinstein, a third-generation violin maker and owner of the Violins of Hope collection shares the history of Violins of Hope and the impact that the collection has had on worldwide Holocaust education.</p> <p>Violins of Hope is a poignant collection of string instruments dating from before and during the Holocaust. These meticulously restored instruments once belonged to victims and survivors of the Holocaust. Today, these instruments stand as enduring symbols, serving to educate and memorialize those affected by one of history’s darkest chapters through concerts, exhibitions, and other commemorative projects. The exhibition was on display at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre from May 3 to June 16, 2024.</p> <p>Hosted by Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of the National Music Centre, NMC Amplifier seeks to move the needle forward on issues in music through shared ideas. It touches on topics such as music as an economic driver, sharing culture through songs, the creative and artistic process of songwriting, and music’s capacity to heal. Guests include artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, authors, and music therapists — music champions who are in the spotlight or working behind the scenes.</p>
November 21, 2023
NMC Amplifier Ep. 12: Randy Bachman Shares the Stories Behind His Beloved Guitars
<p>In the latest edition of <em>NMC Amplifie</em>r, one of Canada’s most renowned rockers, Randy Bachman, shares his deep love for guitars and discusses the instruments featured in NMC’s exhibition in his honour, <em>Randy Bachman: Every Guitar Tells a Story</em>. This episode was recorded with a live audience at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, on May 4.<br /> <br /> Hosted by Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of the National Music Centre, <em>NMC Amplifier</em> seeks to move the needle forward on issues in music through shared ideas. It touches on topics such as music as an economic driver, sharing culture through songs, the creative and artistic process of songwriting, and music’s capacity to heal. Guests include artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, authors, and music therapists — music champions who are in the spotlight or working behind the scenes.</p>
September 21, 2023
NMC Amplifier Ep. 11: Master T on the Evolution of Hip-Hop in Canada
<p><!-- wp:paragraph --></p> <p>In the latest edition of <em>NMC Amplifier</em>, former MuchMusic VJ Master T recalls his early musical influences, memorable moments at MuchMusic, and the evolution of hip-hop in Canada in celebration of hip-hop's 50<sup>th</sup> anniversary.</p> <p><!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --></p> <p>Tony Young (a.k.a. Master T) has been at the forefront of music, dance, and culturally diverse television for over 40 years. From 1990-2001 at a pivotal time in Canadian hip-hop history, he was a producer and VJ for various MuchMusic programs, including his original creation X-tendamix/Da Mix, and produced RapCity in the latter years, which helped fuel the growth of hip-hop in the country.</p> <p><!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --></p> <p>Hosted by Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of the National Music Centre, <em>NMC Amplifier</em> seeks to move the needle forward on issues in music through shared ideas. It touches on topics such as music as an economic driver, sharing culture through songs, the creative and artistic process of songwriting, and music’s capacity to heal. Guests include artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, authors, and music therapists — music champions who are in the spotlight or working behind the scenes.<!-- /wp:paragraph --></p>
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