This podcast aims to illuminate the wide variety of experiences and ideals relating to music from the perspective of the listener, performer, educator/student and beyond.
What to Listen for?
Claim This Podcastby Mark Pinder
14 episodes
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Podcast Overview
This podcast aims to illuminate the wide variety of experiences and ideals relating to music from the perspective of the listener, performer, educator/student and beyond.
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Publishing Since
9/9/2019
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February 16, 2021
#13 What to Listen for? with Michaela Chiste and Mark Pinder
<p>Michaela Chiste is an up and coming young soprano. Originally from Alberta, Michaela is currently completing her masters' degree at The University of Western Ontario. The two of us discuss her background in music and acting, the subtleties of the soprano voice, and what it is like to make music during COVID. Michaela recently played the part of Fiordiligi in UWO's production of Mozart's Cosi fan Tutte and wore a FACE MASK throughout all rehearsals and concerts.I hope you all enjoy our conversation.</p> <p>You can find more information about Michaela and her music at her artist pages below.</p> <p>https://www.michaelachiste.com/<br> https://www.facebook.com/michaelachistesoprano</p>
February 3, 2021
#12 What to Listen for? with J.K. Matthews and Mark Pinder
<p>Jake is a talented young guitarist, singer, song writer and multi-instrumentalist. Jake's performance career spans genres from country to jazz and beyond. We talk life as a gigging musician, teaching, recording, being a musician during covid and much more.<br> <br> Jake's new EP "Young" is available on nearly every streaming music site and itunes. </p> <p>You can find more information about J.K. Matthews and his new EP here: https://linktr.ee/J.K.Matthews?fbclid=IwAR10dF9WCx8xf-6E-3uIic1tcTWNFT91SaMtkPfsNkzbYPJYyLU1jIjN91k</p>
January 18, 2021
#11(Pt.2) What to Listen for? with Frangel López Ceseña and Mark Pinder
<p>This week the talented Frangel López Ceseña and I sit down to talk about and around an assortment of musical ideas, preferences, styles and more. Frangel is a Mexican born violinist who has studied in Mexico, America and now Canada, where he is currently finishing his DMA in violin performance at the University of Western Ontario. We speak about how Frangel's listening skills have changed from degree to degree, and more over how it has changed as he grew as a person and performer. Frangel has a number of very interesting ideas regarding how to participate in music both as a performer and listener. Throughout all his ideals the ideal of being a part of a community shines through.</p>
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