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10-Minute TalksSchubert’s Die Forelle: how a classical music piece changes over timeClassical music is often wrongly considered to be unaffected by political and social change. Exploring Franz Schubert’s ‘Die Forelle’, Laura Tunbridge FBA considers the cultural history of a song and the importance of a piece of music changing over time – both in sound and meaning. Speaker: Professor Laura Tunbridge FBA, Professor of Music, University of Oxford This podcast is for informative and educational purposes.Music included in this podcast: 02:28 - 'Die Forelle', performed as part of the Oxford International Song Festival www.oxfordsong.org by Irish soprano Ailish Tynan and pianist Iain Burnsi...2024-11-2911 min
Ethics TalkAuthor Interview: “What Should Clinicians in Organizations Without Established MLP Programs Do When Their Patients Need Lawyers to Meet Their Health Needs?” Dr Dinushika Mohottige and Karina Albistegui Adler join Ethics Talk to discuss their article, coauthored with Allison Charney and Dr Lilia Cervantes: “What Should Clinicians in Organizations Without Established MLP Programs Do When Their Patients Need Lawyers to Meet Their Health Needs?” Recorded April 25, 2024. Read the full article for free at JournalOfEthics.org 2024-08-1510 minEthics TalkAuthor Interview: “What Should Clinicians in Organizations Without Established MLP Programs Do When Their Patients Need Lawyers to Meet Their Health Needs?” Dr Dinushika Mohottige and Karina Albistegui Adler join Ethics Talk to discuss their article, coauthored with Allison Charney and Dr Lilia Cervantes: “What Should Clinicians in Organizations Without Established MLP Programs Do When Their Patients Need Lawyers to Meet Their Health Needs?” Recorded April 25, 2024. Read the full article for free at JournalOfEthics.org 2024-08-1510 min
Max Q from Peabody LAUNCHPad4. Max Q – Allison Clendaniel & James YoungIn this episode, Christina Manceor speaks with Allison Clendaniel (BM 2014) and James Young (DMA 2012). Just to name a few facets of their diverse work, Allison and James are performers, composers, and performing arts presenters based in Baltimore. Alongside their colleague Jason Charney, they co-founded Mind on Fire, a cooperative of highly trained musicians whose goal is to eliminate barriers in classical and contemporary music. On the podcast, we discuss the challenges of balancing freelance work as creative artists, why it’s important to look at success as a process, and how their work with Mind on Fire has evolved ov...2021-04-1933 min
PREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 7: Allison Charney and the Season of Hope RecapIn Episode 7, series host, Allison Charney recaps and celebrates the Season of Hope series! Join us as we celebrate 10,000 views!MUSICAL SELECTIONS:Allison Charney and Benjamin LoebOver the Rainbow/Harold ArlenAllison Charney, Kelly Hall-Tompkins, and Craig KetterMorgen/Richard StraussThe ARK TrioDIE Forelle/Michael ChingPrairie Dawn/Kim D. ShermanAllison Charney, Peter Seidenberg, and Craig KetterKaddish/Marianna Rosett2020-09-0243 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 6: Allison Charney and Donna Weng Friedman Featuring The March of the Women EnsembleIn Episode 6, series host, soprano Allison Charney will be joined by pianist Donna Weng Friedman who will discuss and perform works by Clara Schumann, Florence Price, Chopin, and living composer Beata Moon. In conjunction with HER/MUSIC;HER/STORY, co-founded by Weng Friedman and Charney, they will also pre-form Ethel Smyth‘s anthem of the Suffrage movement – The March of the Women – in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment and the 55th anniversary of the signing in to law of The Voting Rights Act of 1965. For this special presentation, they will be joined by cell...2020-08-1941 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 5: Allison Charney and Eriko Sato & David Oei with Ionel PetroiThe husband-wife duo of violinist Eriko Sato and pianist David Oei join series host, soprano Allison Charney in Episode 5 of Season of Hope, discussing and performing works by Dvorak, Brahms, Korngold and living composer Ionel Petroi, while exploring the theme of hope.MUSICAL SELECTIONS:Eriko Sato and David Oei:March & Garden Scene – both from Much Ado About Nothing for violin and piano/Erich Wolfgang KorngoldEriko Sato and David Oei with Allison Charney:Songs My Mother Taught Me/DvorakWigenlied (Lullaby)/BrahmsEriko Sato and David Oei:Gi...2020-08-0551 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 4: Allison Charney and Peter Seidenberg with Craig KetterCellist Peter Seidenberg joins series host, soprano Allison Charney, in this special hour-long fourth episode of the series, discussing and performing – with pianist Craig Ketter – classics by Bach, Bloch, Verdi, Strauss, living composer Marianna Rosett’s haunting “Kaddish” and a highlight from Meredith Wilson’s The Music Man, while exploring the series’ central theme of hope.MUSICAL SELECTIONS:Peter Seidenberg:Sonata in C-Major, 3rd Mvt./J.S. BachPeter Seidenberg with Allison Charney and Craig Ketter:Morrò ma prima in grazia – from Un Ballo in Masch...2020-07-2457 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 3b: Allison Charney and the ARK Trio with Kim D. ShermanCellist Kajsa William-Olsson and pianist Reiko Uchida join series host, and fellow ARK Trio member, soprano Allison Charney, in this third episode of the series, discussing and performing works composed for them by living composer Kim D. Sherman- and exploring the theme of hope – a commodity that feels hard to come by in our current world.Musical Selections written by Kim D. ShermanRecipePrairie Dawn Evening Song Transformation Song (from Prairie Diary)Zueignung/R. StraussSupport the show2020-07-1027 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 3a: Allison Charney and the ARK Trio with Michael ChingCellist Kajsa William-Olsson and pianist Reiko Uchida join series host, and fellow ARK Trio member, soprano Allison Charney, in part one of this third episode of the series, discussing and performing works composed for them by living composer Michael Ching – and exploring the theme of hope – a commodity that feels hard to come by in our current world.Musical Selections:From Arrangements and Derangements: Interpretations of Schubert by Michael ChingSei mir gegrüsstDIE Forelle!Rastlose Liebepreformed by the ARK TrioAllison Charney sopranoKajsa Willi...2020-07-0824 minPREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 2: Allison Charney and Kelly Hall-Tompkins Violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins joins series host, soprano Allison Charney, in the second episode of the series, discussing and performing classical works by Bach, Shostakovich and Strauss along with an original adaptation of “Miracle of Miracles” from Fiddler on the Roof, sharing their un-Google-able insights and exploring the theme of hope – a commodity that feels hard to come by in our current world. MUSICAL SELECTIONS: C Major Sonata, 4th movement/ JS Bach – preformed by Kelly Hall-Tompkins, violin 1st Violin Concerto, cadenza/Shostakovich; preformed by Kelly Hall-Tompkins, violin Morgen/R. Strauss – preformed by Allison Charney, sopr...2020-06-2436 min
PREFORMANCES: Season of HopeEpisode 1: Allison Charney and Benjamin LoebPianist Benjamin Loeb, joins series host, soprano Allison Charney in this premiere episode of the series, discussing and performing works by Scott Joplin, Harold Arlen, Kurt Weill and Ernesto Nazareth and exploring the theme of hope - a commodity that feels hard to come by in our current world.Episode 1: Allison Charney and Benjamin Loeb Musical Selections:Gladiolus Rag/Joplin - preformed by Benjamin Loeb, pianoOver the Rainbow/Arlen- preformed by Allison Charney, soprano; Benjamin Loeb, pianoMy Ship/Weill - preformed by Allison Charney, soprano; Benjamin Loeb, pianoV...2020-06-0731 min
Coffee Party USA RadioThe Middle Ground talks POVERTY: What does it really mean?On our July 3rd show, our guest will be ALLISON SMITH. Allison has committed her life and career to working with the poverty stricken all over the world. She will share with us her experiences working in Kenya (both with children and with victims of sex trafficking) as well as here in the United States where, she surprisingly tells us, poverty isn't all that different. Join us with your own stories, too.
Presented by Coffee Party USA, "The Middle Ground," co-hosted by award-winning filmmaker Eric Byler and political author Michael Charney, airs every Tuesday 8-9 PM EST/5-6 PM PST.2012-07-041h 31