What's Not There
Claim This Podcastby Stefano Flavoni
Podcast Overview
<p>How do we find our individual artistic voice? Once we do, how do we integrate our unique voice into our artistic community? Stefano Flavoni is joined by some of the top creative minds of our day to dissect the artistic process, and the endless journey towards finding our voice.</p>
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Publishing Since
11/28/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 23, 2021
What's Not There: Episode 9 (Julia Bullock)
This week, Stefano Flavoni sits down with Julia Bullock, the soprano who has taken the world by storm. Hailing from St. Louis, Julia has risen to extraordinary heights, originating the role of Dame Shirley John Adams’ Girls of the Golden West with San Francisco Opera, serving as Artist-in-Residence of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as performing in a litany of top ensembles around the world, including the San Francisco Symphony, Philharmonia Orchestra London, London Symphony Orchestra, English National Opera, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and more. Julia’s activism and advocacy for the betterment of BIPOC musicians extends beyond the music industry itself, and has served as a beacon for society as a whole.
February 12, 2021
What's Not There: Episode 8 (Christian Reif)
This week, Stefano Flavoni sits down with Christian Reif, one of the leading young conductors. Hailing originally from Rosenheim, Germany, Maestro Reif’s path took him to the Mozarteum, to Juilliard, to the New World Symphony in Miami, to the San Francisco Symphony as Resident Conductor and Music Director of the acclaimed San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra. Now residing in Munich with his wife Julia Bullock, he has risen to international heights, and is a true pioneer in both the classics and contemporary music. Special thanks to Charlotte Lee, Tabitha Brandel, and the entire team at Primo Artists.
February 9, 2021
What's Not There: Episode 7 (Jimmy López Bellido)
In this episode, Stefano Flavoni sits down with prolific Peruvian composer Jimmy López Bellido to discuss his compositional process, major successes, including his opera Bel Canto (premiered by Lyric Opera of Chicago) and oratorio Dreamers (commissioned by Cal Performances and premiered by Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Philharmonia Orchestra), as well as the elevation of diverse voices in the arts, and whether or not we are alone in the universe.
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- What is What's Not There?
<p>How do we find our individual artistic voice? Once we do, how do we integrate our unique voice into our artistic community? Stefano Flavoni is joined by some of the top creative minds of our day to dissect the artistic process, and the endless journey towards finding our voice.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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