Random Clarinet Podcasts

60 minutes of Cello, all commercial free, with no talking DJ between songs. All songs Creative Commons by-nc-sa 1.0 licensed from the record label that isn’t evil: magnatune.com

Categories: Music

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Join host Sean Perrin as he discusses “all that’s new and neat with clarinet, with the neatest people in the industry” on the world’s most popular clarinet podcast. Past guests include distinguished artists such as Martin Fröst, Michael Lowenstern, and Lori Freedman, and product manufacturers such as Legere Reeds, Backun Musical Services, and Royal Musical Instruments. Check out the website at www.clarineat.com and be sure to subscribe to our email newsletter for a chance to win giveaways.

Categories: Education, Music

Tags: calgary, canada, Clarinet, music, saxohpone

Sticky Notes is a classical music podcast for everyone, whether you are just getting interested in classical music for the first time, or if you’ve been listening to it and loving it all your life. Interviews with great artists, in depth looks at pieces in the repertoire, and both basic and deep dives into every era of music. Classical music is absolutely for everyone, so let’s start listening! Note – Seasons 1-5 will be returning over the next year. They have been taken down in order to be re-recorded in improved sound quality!

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: Bassoon, Cello, Clarinet, ClassicalMusic, Conductor, flute, music, performing, piano, Timpani, Trombone, Trumpet, violin, weilerstein

60 minutes of Mozart, all commercial free, with no talking DJ between songs. All songs Creative Commons by-nc-sa 1.0 licensed from the record label that isn’t evil: magnatune.com

Categories: Music

Tags: Bach, Baroque, Bassoon, Cello, Chamber Music, Clarinet, Classical, Classical Period, Classical Singing, creative commons, Daube, flute, Grieg, guitar, Harpsichord, Haydn, Hook, instrumental, Lute, magnatune, Mozart, Oboe, orchestral, organ, piano, Romantic Era, Rossini, Seidel, Straube, Tchaikowsky, ukulele, violin

The Crossing The Break Podcast discusses the nuts and bolts of teaching clarinet at the beginning and intermediate levels. We will cover aspects of playing clarinet including tone, embouchure, hand position, tonguing, technique, range, fingerings, tuning and other clarinet-specific items. These ideas can be applied to beginning clarinet class, beginning band, intermediate or advanced clarinetists, and in an individual or group setting. The host of this podcast is Tamarie Sayger. A 1999 music education graduate of WTAMU, Mrs. Sayger held band director positions in Plano and Odessa, TX for 5 years. As a private clarinet instructor in Texas for 16 years, she has taught hundreds of students from grade 6-12 in classes, sectionals, and individual lessons. She has presented at district in-services and co-presented at the Texas Bandmasters Association convention. Her website, CrossingTheBreak.com, provides resources for clarinet teachers around the country. Tamarie Sayger is also a core contributor for BandDirectorsTalkShop.com, primarily on the subjects of clarinet and private lessons. Her podcast, Crossing The Break, can be found on iTunes. Keywords: Teaching clarinet, clarinet, band director, band, music education, music ed, music, teaching music, music teacher, playing clarinet, clarinet pedagogy, band pedagogy, music pedagogy

Categories: Education, Music

Tags: band, banddirector, bandpedagogy, Clarinet, clarinetpedagogy, music, musiced, musiceducation, musicpedagogy, musicteacher, playingclarinet, teachingclarinet, teachingmusic

Pathways is dedicated to telling the stories of some of our heroes for the french horn. From starting on the instrument, all the way up to the highest levels of our field, we all have one very important thing in common, and that’s we all play the horn. What else do we have in common? Listen to find out!

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: adamwolf, bass, Bassoon, Clarinet, ClassicalMusic, commonground, drums, flute, frenchhorn, guitar, horn, hornstories, music, Oboe, Pathways, percussion, Podcast, siegfriedscall, Trombone, Trumpet, tuba

GaryPHayes’s music is a rare hybrid of melodic progressive trance, celtic & world music and cinematic electronica. His versatility lies in his being able to exhibit the sensitivity in combining music of different cultures required for a wide range of film genre and being able to utilise both full orchestral scoring through arrangement and production to cutting edge electronic music realisation and sound design. Gary became interested in music at an early age and was playing guitar and clarinet by the age of 9. He was already composing piano pieces by the age 11 and was playing guitars, keyboards, saxophones, bass, music tech & writing in several signed bands through to early twenties. He gained a BA in music & physics at Manchester University. After University Gary founded Audio Images his own music and multimedia production company as one of the first in the UK to use computers and sample equipment and began creating commercial music for TV, Radio and Advertising. He also co-produced and worked with renowned Manchester bands during this period. He composed many library albums and had works regularly played on BBC TV and National Radio, scores for documentaries and drama, including stage work. Gary also began teaching Music and Multimedia Production at Central Manchester College for two years before moving to the London based Guildhall School and finally lecturing at the famous BRIT School for four years working with artists. At the BRIT school he mentored emerging young artists in the studio such as Imogen Heap & Lynden David Hall and developed new forms of interactive on and offline performance pieces. Gary also organised, performed and composed for contemporary music festivals in London in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Music. He picked up various world instruments (saz, komuz, tar etc) as well as developing an unexpected performance and improvisation passion for celtic and orchestral harps in his mid 20s. He then went to work at the BBC for eight years as a key new media Senior Development Producer but continued scoring and writing music for film, TV and interactive including several at the BBC . He has a continued interest in the participatory potential for music creation in a web 2.0 world.

Categories: Music

Tags: Clarinet, electronica, gary, guitars, Harp, hayes, live, logic, music, omnisphere, orchestral, progressive, Reason, record, sax, Soprano, Technology, trance