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I Notturni di Ameria Radio - The Ameria Radio NocturnesI Notturni di Ameria Radio del 2 giugno 2025 - A. Dvořák / Quintetto per pianoforte e archi n. 2 in la maggiore op. 81 / Guarneri String Quartet / A. RubinsteinAntonín Dvořák (1841-1904) – Quintetto per pianoforte e archi n. 2 in la maggiore op. 81, B. 155 1. Allegro ma non tanto2. Dumka: Andate con moto 10:503. Scherzo (Furiant): Molto vivace 25:214. Finalle: Allegro 29:50 Guarneri String QuartetArtur Rubinstein, pianoforteDavid Soyer, violoncelloMichael Tree, violaArnold Steinhardt, John Dalley, violini
2025-06-0238 min
Search for Meaning with Rabbi YoshiSearch for Meaning with Rabbi David GedzelmanIn this timely episode of Search for Meaning, Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback sits down with Rabbi David Gedzelman, President and CEO of the Steinhardt Foundation for Jewish Life.Together, Rabbi Yoshi and Rabbi Gedzelman explore the powerful intersections of Jewish identity, education, culture, and the critical role that visionary leadership plays in shaping the future of Jewish communities both in the United States and globally. They also discuss the World Zionist Organization (WZO) elections, a once-every-five-years opportunity for American Jews to have a direct voice in the future of Israel and global Jewish priorities....
2025-04-2735 min
For the Love of ZionYoung Voices, Strong Future: How a New Generation is Redefining ZionismOn this week’s episode of For the Love of Zion, hosts Joe Roberts and Shahaf Feinkuchen sit down with David Hazony, Director and Steinhardt Senior Fellow at the Z3 Institute and editor of the powerful anthology, Young Zionist Voices: A New Generation Speaks Out.In this in-depth conversation, David shares his unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the global Jewish community after October 7th, 2023. Together, we explore how a new generation of Zionist leaders is stepping up, the reckoning needed within legacy institutions, and Israel’s evolving role in the Diaspora.This is a...
2025-02-0453 min
Investing by the Books#67 Jaime Lester: Pause to ThinkJaime Lester is a hedge fund industry veteran who has worked at firms such as Steinhardt Partners and David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital. He is also an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School and has managed his own investment fund for nine years. We discuss his book “Pause to Think,” which is a compilation of thirty-two mental models. Jaime also applies these models to various frameworks, such as how to make better decisions and how to become happier.For more info about the podcast, go to the episode page and make sure to follow us on X/Twitte...
2025-02-0450 min
The Gist TalkMarket Wizards 2This episode presents interviews with four successful stock traders—Michael Steinhardt, William O’Neil, David Ryan, and Marty Schwartz—each detailing their unique trading philosophies and strategies. Steinhardt emphasizes variant perception and market timing, while O’Neil focuses on a CANSLIM methodology for stock selection and risk management. Ryan describes his approach as a treasure hunt, combining technical analysis with O'Neil's principles. Finally, Schwartz highlights the importance of technical analysis, risk control, and a disciplined approach, emphasizing the psychological aspects of successful trading. The interviews collectively offer diverse perspectives on achieving consistent profitability in the stock market.
2024-12-1640 min
Bad JewHave Young Jews Forgotten Who They Are? with Alissa Bernstein and David HazonyWhat's the matter with kids today? Jewish youth is either the most connected or disconnected demographic of the Jewish population. If you're ages 18 - 35, you're a part of an inconsistent international community that can't decide on a lot of things. Most of all, you may be confused about your past and how relevant your upbringings are to today.David Hazony and Alissa Bernstein are from Z3, a zionist thinktank rethinking the future of the American-Israeli relationship. Bernstein and Hazony work together to engage with Jewish youth across America. They help Chaz Volk, host of...
2024-11-1341 min
unSILOed with Greg LaBlanc468. Art Thinking and Innovative Business Models feat. Amy WhitakerHow important is creative thinking and the fusion of business and art in today's ever-evolving business landscape? What are the challenges of navigating uncharted futures with the role of AI?Amy Whitaker teaches Arts Administration at New York University and is also the author of three books, including Art Thinking: How to Carve Out Creative Space in a World of Schedules, Budgets, and Bosses and Economics of Visual Art: Market Practice and Market Resistance.Greg and Amy discuss the value of integrating artistic mindsets into business environments. Their conversation delves into blockchain, NFTs, and the...
2024-10-031h 00
Decision PointsBack to School: Lessons from New Study on Israel and Campus NarrativesIn the wake of rising campus tensions over the Israel-Hamas war, Jewish students have faced increasing hostility, with a reported 700% spike in antisemitic incidents since October 7. As colleges reopen for the fall, we dive into the complexities of these protests. A recent Brandeis University survey found that almost one-third of college students feel hostility towards Israel. How can we put the Brandeis survey in context? What drives the unique animosity toward Israel? And how do some controversial academic theories play a role in shaping and informing these movements?On this episode of Decision Points, Leonard Saxe...
2024-09-091h 02
La Musica di Ameria RadioLa Musica di Ameria Radio del 6 giugno 2024 Antonín Dvořák (1841 - 1904)a cura di Maria Teresa Ferrante PROGRAMMA Antonín Dvořák (1841 - 1904) Quintetto per pianoforte n. 2 in la maggiore, op. 81 I. Allegro ma non tanto II. Dumka-Andate con moto III. Scherzo-Furiant: Molto vivace IV. Finale: Allegro Guarneri String Quartet Artur Rubinstein, pianoforte Arnold Steinhardt, John Dalley, violini Michael Tree, viola David Soyer, violoncello
2024-06-0642 min
Thinking With Mitch JoelSPOS #925 – Russ Neuman On How AI Will Make Us SmarterWelcome to episode #925 of Six Pixels of Separation - The ThinkersOne Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - The ThinkersOne Podcast - Episode #925. The transformative impact of artificial intelligence on business and society is going to be a technological shift unlike anything we have ever experienced. Russ Neuman, a distinguished scholar in new media and digital education, is currently a Professor of Media Technology at New York University, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. With a storied career that spans from the University of Michigan to the White House Office of Science and...
2024-03-3154 min
Talk Out of SchoolNYC's controversial new reading programChalkbeat, NYC chancellor said he’d resign without mayoral control. His threat could add fuel to critics.Daily News, Keep Mayor Adams’ control of NYC schools, Chancellor David Banks urges Albany lawmakers Sign up to testify at Council education budget hearings on March 18, 2024Info on Panel for Education Policy meeting March 20, 2024 NYU Metro Center, Lessons in (In)Equity: An Evaluation of Cultural Responsiveness in Elementary ELA Curriculum https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/metrocenter/ejroc/lessons-inequity-evaluation-cultural-responsiveness-elementary-ela-curriculumNYU Metro scorecardNY State Education Department, Culturally Responsive-Sustaining Education Comments by NYC st...
2024-03-181h 00
Soul Interviews PodcastBarry EastmondMeet Barry Eastmond, an acclaimed R&B/Pop songwriter and producer with an impressive track record boasting over sixty gold, platinum, and multi-platinum albums. With a cumulative sales figure exceeding 80 million copies, Barry's creative prowess has shaped hit records for iconic artists such as Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, and Brandy, among many others. Recognized for his contributions, Barry has garnered numerous ASCAP Pop and R&B awards, while also serving on the Board of NARAS. His remarkable journey includes a special participation in ASCAP's "We Write The Music" 2011 event at the Library of Congress, where he showcased...
2024-03-071h 01
The Danger Zone (DZ)DZ Season 059 Part 18. Blitzkrieg – Born May 1940 – Died December 1941 – If No Dunkirk Miracle – Russia Loses.Assuming that Britain had come to terms with Germany in May or June 1940, after the loss of its Army, failing to escape from Dunkirk, and wondering if America would have continued to provide lend lease aid to the Soviet Union alone, and if it did, could the Soviet Union have survived the German Blitzkrieg unleashed on it on 22 June 1941 or more likely earlier.
Let’s have a look at the evidence.
Tag words: Dunkirk; Blitzkrieg; Soviet Union; Luftwaffe; Red Army; Molotov; Joseph Stalin; US Ambassador Steinhardt; AY Vishinsky; Winston Churchill; Theodore Roosevelt; Viktor Naidenko; Lend Lease; D...
2024-01-0332 min
Panther Talk PodcastRevealing Grammy & Emmy Secrets: Swagg R’Celious' Tips for Music Production and Songwriting SuccessToday's interview is an extraordinary bonus episode of our Panther Talk Podcast from the LaGrange College Music Department hosted by our Music Instructor, Kelton Hunt. It features our esteemed alumnus David “Swagg R’Celious” Harris.
David “Swagg R’Celious” Harris ’09 received his bachelor’s degree in music from LaGrange College and pursued a master’s in music technology from New York University.
He is a Grammy and Emmy Award-winning producer and songwriter. Harris’ productions and songs have garnered numerous gold and platinum records, accumulating over two billion streams worldwide. He has also held prominent positions within the music industry, serving as a two-yea...
2023-10-231h 03
CSPI PodcastAI Alignment as a Solvable Problem | Leopold Aschenbrenner & Richard HananiaIn the popular imagination, the AI alignment debate is between those who say everything is hopeless, and others who tell us there is nothing to worry about.Leopold Aschenbrenner graduated valedictorian from Columbia in 2021 when he was 19 years old. He is currently a research affiliate at the Global Priorities Institute at Oxford, and previously helped run Future Fund, which works on philanthropy in AI and biosecurity. He contends that, contrary to popular perceptions, there aren’t that many people working on the alignment issue. Not only that, but he argues that the problem is actually so...
2023-05-151h 02
The Intrinsic Value Podcast - The Investor’s Podcast NetworkMI269: How to Spot Turning Points in the Market w/ Milton BergRebecca Hotsko talks to Milton Berg about his shift from fundamental to technical analysis, his critiques of value investing, his use of market indicators to identify turning points, and much, much more! Milton Berg, CFA, is the CEO and Chief Investment Strategist of MB Advisors, LLC. He has worked in the financial services industry since 1978 and began his career as a Commodities Analyst and Trader at Swiss-based Erlanger and Company. He has worked with well-known titans of the hedge fund world including Michael Steinhardt, George Soros, and Stanley Druckenmiller. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’...
2023-04-2551 min
The Mouse and MeDavid AlpertWelcome to the season 2 premiere of The Mouse and Me!
This week, Scott chats with his old pal and the host of the E-Ticket to Broadway podcast, David Alpert.
David is an award-winning New York City-based theatre director whose work has been applauded by The New York Times and The New Yorker. On Broadway he served as the Associate Director of If/Then starting Tony-Award winner Idina Menzel, the Tony-Award winning production of The Trip to Bountiful starring Cicely Tyson & Vanessa Williams, and assisted on The Best Man starring Ja...
2023-01-0356 min
the way homeThe Way Home, Episode 17Today's episode features David McCorkle, co-founder and Senior Faculty of the Center for Trauma Resilient Communities, and Cynthia Copeland, adjunct faculty at NYU Steinhardt School and also faculty at the Center. David and Cynthia discuss trauma in faith spaces, how it occurs, and how we can address it.
2022-11-3032 min
Un día como hoy en la músicaEfemérides del 17 de julioEl nacimiento de:
- El músico de jazz y pianista Vince Guaraldi, conocido por sus adaptaciones de los Peanuts
- El músico y multi instrumentista Spencer Davis, The Spencer Davis Group
- El batería Mick Tucker, componente del grupo Sweet
- El músico alemán Wolfgang Flur, es el batería del grupo de música electrónica Kraftwerk
- El guitarrista y bajista Ron Asheton, colaboró con Iggy Pop y miembro de The Stooges
- El músico y compositor Geezer Butler, es el bajista del grupo ...
2022-07-1724 min
Un día como hoy en la músicaEfemérides del 25 de mayoEl nacimiento de:
- La cantante Kitty Kallen una de las grandes vocalistas de los años 40 y 50
- El compositor y letrista, Hal David
- El vocalista Klaus Meine, del grupo Scorpions
- El violinista y cantante Robert Steinhardt, es el co líder del grupo Kansas
- El cantante y compositor Paul Weller
- El cantante, guitarrista y compositor Joe King, líder del grupo The Fray.
El #1 en las listas para:
- Simon and Garfunkel con Bookends
- Dire Straits...
2022-05-2520 min
Kalendarium MuzyczneKalendarium muzyczne Radia 7 Toronto - 25 majaUrodzeni: Hal David, Łucja Prus, Klaus Meine (Scorpions), Robby Steinhardt (Kansas), Paul Weller (Jam, Style Council), Majka Jeżowska, Robert Brylewski (Kryzys, Brygada Kryzys, Izrael, Armia), Tubular Bells.Zmarli: Juliusz Loranc.Nagranie z roku 2022. Foto: “Tubular Bells”.
2022-05-2415 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #20 We are the DadsThis is the final episode of this podcast season. What better finale than to bring Dads into the spotlight! We have two very special dads joining Rabbi Steinhardt and me on today's conversation. Welcome to Jamey Eisenberg and to Karl Kaufman - two amazing, thoughtful and loving Dads who are care very much about raising little people who are equally thoughtful and loving. But I know that gets complicated when children are little and parents are trying to connect all the dots. Listen in as we talk about Dad Life, Dad friendships and the role models help shape fatherhood. You...
2022-04-0141 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #19 What will be your family's Covid story - Memories of a very strange yearToday is one of those special conversations that began when Tobi Steinhardt shared a book she made for her grandson and I knew immediately that her process and her gift needed to be shared with other families. It was a photo book of A Very Strange Year - the Covid Year! And the questions I want to ask are: What will be your family story? What do you want to remember from these historic times? How will you frame experiences that flipped "normal" into something completely unprecedented?
To help us answer these question, we also have Dr. Caren Neile joining...
2022-03-1846 min
KnotWork Myth & StorytellingThe Unlikely Friendship of Oisín and St Patrick with Kevin Michael Murphy| Ep 8Our StoryIrish mythology offers us a tale of a pagan hero named Oisín who left his companions, the warriors of the Fianna, and followed a fairy woman named Niamh to her home in Tír Na nÓg, the land of eternal youth. After three hundred years, Oisín returned to Ireland and found that a man named Saint Patrick had arrived and brought along a faith called Christianity that changed everything.The story of the relationship between Oisín and Patrick is inspired by Lady Augusta Gregory’s story from her 1904 book, Gods an...
2022-03-1645 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #18 It's a Mitzvah to be Happy but is it possible?It's a mitzvah to be happy but is it possible? Is it authentic? Should we pretend to be happy in front of our children? Always? Sometimes? Should we ask our children to be happy...despite how they are feeling? How do we validate our emotions and still strive for joy? How can we laugh when there is suffering - in the world and even in our children's experiences?
It's not surprising that the "answers" to so many Jewish questions are layered and nuanced - giving focus and perspective to living in complicated times. Listen to this great conversation with Josh...
2022-03-0444 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #17 The Developmental Impact of the Covid YearsWhen was the "last normal school year"? For 12th Graders, it was 9th Grade. For 6th Graders, it was 3rd Grade. For Kindergartners through 2nd Grade, NEVER! Our preK children were in the 2's. And our Family Time children are all "Covid babies" born during the pandemic!
So, we want to know: How has the isolation, the masking, the social precautions, the talk of catching and/or spreading a virus shaped our children? Is it a short term hiccup based on changes in children's social routines or will there be long term losses and gains that will change social and...
2022-02-1134 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #16 Part 2 of Hard Conversations with ChildrenWe bring you Part 2 of Hard Conversations with Kids. Rabbi Steinhardt sets our focus on children this week - What do our children need from us when they ask complex, almost unanswerable questions? Who do they need us to be? How can we bring comfort in an uncertain world? The conversation unites us all. And maybe...G-d is in the connection as we come together to help each other in difficult times.
Thank you again to Allison Sherman for bringing a heart-focus to our listening. To Avi Steinhardt, LCSW from AviSteinhardt.com, for helping us appreciate these are exceptional times...
2022-01-2842 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #15 When a Child Asks, "Is G-d evil?"Why doesn't G-d make Covid go away! Join us as we explore how to answer really hard questions from children when we are struggling with the same questions. How can parents be brave and positive in the face of on-going stress and uncertainty - should they even try? Listen to Rabbi David Steinhardt, psychotherapist and poet Avi Steinhardt, Louie the Blue Monster's observations of being human, and our friend and colleague Allison Sherman asking the really hard parent questions.
2022-01-1435 min
The Language of AhavaEpisode #14 Jewish ImaginationRabbi Steinhardt describes seeing and living with a Jewish lens - one of empathy, care for one another, right action, of living with purpose and meaning bigger than ourselves! Karen and Rabbi discuss the possibility that there might be a "jewish imagination" for those who don't identify as "religiously" Jewish but who live Jewish values with thoughtfulness and intention. Maybe we can call it a "Jewish heart".
Happy 2022 & Shabbat Shalom!
2021-12-3135 min
The Nonlinear Library: Alignment Section(Part 1/2) Is power-seeking AI an existential risk? by Joseph CarlsmithWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio.
This is part one of: Is power-seeking AI an existential risk?, published by Joseph Carlsmith.
1. Introduction
Some worry that the development of advanced artificial intelligence will result in existential catastrophe -- that is, the destruction of humanity’s longterm potential. Here I examine the following version of this worry (it’s not the only version):
By 2070:
It will become possible and financially feasible to build AI systems with the following properties:
Advanced capability: they outperform the best huma...
2021-12-181h 29
The Language of AhavaEpisode #13 Bedtime Routines & Rituals with DadsBedtime songs, stories and prayers are most definitely the “the language of ahava”!!! No matter how busy or long the day, children thrive with these special routines and connections. We thank our Dad Guests, Dustin Kebre, dad of two boys and M.A., LMFT at Boca Raton Counseling Center, and Howard Davis, dad of three with one-on-the-way who is managing 98% of bedtime routines! Thank you Dads for all you are and all you teach!!!
Rabbi Steinhardt discusses the role of ritual in times of "transition" and "darkness" and remembers his own dad-exhaustion when his children were little. We hope you find...
2021-12-1731 min
The Nonlinear Library: Alignment Forum Top PostsMy current framework for thinking about AGI timelines by Alex ZhuWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio.
This is: My current framework for thinking about AGI timelines, published by Alex Zhu on the AI Alignment Forum.
At the beginning of 2017, someone I deeply trusted said they thought AGI would come in 10 years, with 50% probability.
I didn't take their opinion at face value, especially since so many experts seemed confident that AGI was decades away. But the possibility of imminent apocalypse seemed plausible enough and important enough that I decided to prioritize...
2021-12-0505 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #12 The Blurring of Hanukkah and ChristmasEveryone agrees. Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas! Yet, each family can choose traditions and meaningful celebrations that reflect their individual families and the diverse culture we live in. Rabbi David Steinhardt reminds us that when children are grounded in Jewish traditions and Jewish identity, they will understand the meaning of Hanukkah even with a little "glam and glitz" added to their celebrations.
With enormous gratitude to our awesome guests: Amiee Mittleman, Rachel Sobel from WhineandCheezits.com, and Naomi Gordon, ECC Director at B'nai Torah Congregation of Boca Raton.
2021-12-0336 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #11 A Grandparent Perspective on Raising Children in the Modern WorldSurely, the Grandparent Club is truly the best club to be in! Yet, the grandparent relationship, especially with grown children, can get complicated in this modern world. Listen to this celebration of Jewish ideals and values, to connections of Ahava, as grandparents, parents and grandchildren live and love with thoughtfulness and sensitivity.
With a very special thank you to Gail and Marshall Burack for being extraordinary guests on this podcast.
2021-11-1930 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #10 I Am a Jewish Mother"I AM a Jewish Mother" is a conversation to honor the strength and joys of being a Jewish Mother. Listen as three Jewish moms describe what being a Jewish mom means to them. Each mom is unique. Each family history is different. Yet, there are critical shared values and a shared voice. I think the final question should be to Rabbi Steinhardt: are the unflattering stereotypes of past generations losing some of their relevance? So many questions still remain of female power in the home versus in the world, of choosing to live Jewishly in a diverse and secular world...
2021-11-0538 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #9 Peace for Young Families - what's that?Everyone wants and needs peace - peace within, peace in our families, peace in our world. But is it even possible when you are living with young children? Listen to this conversation with Rabbi David Steinhardt, Morah Laura Lenes and Adiel Hoch, dad of a toddler with one more on the way. Peace may be defined as equanimity, wholeness, balance, connecting to the "now". But it's definitely shared...Shabbat Shalom!
2021-10-2239 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #8 G-d in Every Blade of GrassThe title of this episode is where Ahaha Shabbat began 4 years ago - bringing nature to the center of a multi-sensory, outdoor Shabbat experience for families with young children. Rabbi David Steinhardt reminds us “In every blade of grass there is a song. In every blade of grass there is a prayer”. Let’s use this Shabbat-Nature connection to slow down, to pause to truly see the beauty around us, to learn to be caretakers of nature and each other. And through children’s eyes, we can reconnect to what is essential for peace and happiness. Let's hug a tree today. S...
2021-10-0828 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #7 Modern Jewish FamilyWhat is a "Modern Jewish Family"? How is Jewish family life changing in a modern world of busyness and other commitments? How is it the same, holding onto essential values and meaningful traditions? This podcast goes from "faking it" to authenticity very quickly in a thoughtful conversation among friends who are truly and fabulously the best of "modern Jewish families"!
2021-09-2437 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #6 Schehecheyanu blessings on first timesRabbi Steinhardt shares the Schehechyanu Blessing as a way of celebrating "firsts" - first steps, first days of school, the firsts of a new year! What if...we sanctify moments, choose to live with awareness, connect to gratitude, to the miraculous moments in a day? I believe we give our children a gift - to live with joy and hope!
Listen to the end to hear Rabbi's blessing over the children, over grown children trying to live in light!
Shabbat Shalom!
2021-09-1024 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #5 Sorry, Not SorryRabbi Steinhardt and Karen are joined by Rabbi Amy Pessah for a thoughtful conversation on meaningful ways to say your sorry. Empathy, caring and connections all come together as we acknowledge our mistakes and learning to do better. Yom Kippur "lessons" for grown-ups and children who are less than perfect.
For more info about Rabbi Amy Pessah, check out her website - ASoulfulJourney.com and her book, Parenting on a Prayer at benyehudapress.com
2021-08-2727 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #4 Monster Big FeelingsKaren and Rabbi David Steinhardt talk with psychotherapist, Avi Steinhardt, and Louis, the Blue Monster about MONSTER BIG FEELINGS!!! Always so much to learn for our Monster-Friend, including how to honor the wild feelings while feeling safe and protected.
Check out Avi & Louie's videos on Instagram and Facebook - at Monster Insight
2021-08-2724 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #3 Sadness and a Crying ShofarRabbi Steinhardt reminds us we can be ok with sadness, in ourselves and in others. When we hear the shofar this year, listen for the cries. It's a time for reflection and open-hearted listening. The lessons of emotional intelligence, of feelings, are as true in Judaism as they are in Early Childhood.
2021-08-2722 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #2 Coming HomeRabbi Steinhardt reminds us that the questions that lead us home are: Who are we? Where are we? How are we? Let's live with the awareness that we are not perfect, that we can't live "unapologetically". We can live finding new beginnings in our mistakes and learning together.
2021-08-2718 minThe Language of AhavaEpisode #1 Getting Ready for Rosh HashanahWelcome to our first Ahava Podcast! Rabbi David Steinhardt and I talk about bringing more love, Ahava, into day-to-day life. We are exploring connections to children, to families, to community, and to ourselves. In this Episode, we talk about Getting Ready for Rosh Hashanah - anticipation or anxiety? Let's "get ready" together...with rituals and trust!
2021-08-2712 min
Galera NegraHasta siempre Leyendas🎵 Episodio 9. Hasta Siempre Leyendas. 👉 Con: Sebastían Giardino, Cristhian Miranda García y Páez Rammbo. 📌 El disparador semanal estuvo influenciado por la gran cantidad de músicos que perdimos en el mes de julio: Joey Jordison - Drums (Slipknot) Dusty Hill - Bass (ZZ Top) Mike Howe - Vocals (Metal Church) Jeff LaBar - Guitar (Cinderella) Gary Corbett - Keysv (Cinderella) Robby Steinhardt - Violin (Kansas) 🎸 Incluimos un bloquecito de noticias con anuncios y adelantos de Rivers Of Nihill, Jerry Cantrell y el conjunto argentino NVLO. 👨🏻🏫 Introducción a...
2021-08-031h 01
2021-05-2223 min
MT MentorMT Mentor with Guest Mentors Lindsay Markworth, MMT, MT-BC, NRMT and Dr. Alan Turry, DA, MT-BC, NRMT, LCATIt is an honor to welcome our guest mentors for this episode, Lindsay Markworth and Alan Turry. Lindsay Markworth, MMT, MT-BC, NRMT, is a board-certified music therapist and owner of Twin Cities Music Therapy Services in Minneapolis, MN. She has a master's degree in music therapy from Temple University and completed the Level 1 Nordoff-Robbins MT Training at NYU. She is adjunct faculty at Augsburg University teaching clinical improvisation. Dr. Alan Turry, DA, MT-BC, NRMT, LCAT is Managing Director of the Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy at New York University. The first music therapist formally certified...
2021-01-081h 21
Multiply Your Success with Dr. Tom DuFore28. Merry Christmas!—2020 Year in Review Part 1Please complete the survey by CLICKING HERE.Merry Christmas Week! We sincerely hope you enjoy your holiday and some time to reflect back on one roller coaster year!This week's podcast we bring back the first nine guests for each podcast to have them remind us about what success means to them. Each guest and their episode is listed and linked below.Tom DuFore, Jr. - How to Survive in an Ultra Competitive Industry for 48 YearsMelissa Rulli - How to go from Restaurateur, to Roofer...
2020-12-2120 min
Writing Matters with Dr. Troy HicksDr. David E. Kirkland - Writing Matters with Dr. Troy HicksWriting Matters with Dr. Troy Hicks is a Writable podcast. Learn how to grow great writers at https://www.writable.com/
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About Dr. David E. Kirkland:
Dr. David E. Kirkland is the Executive Director of The NYU Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and The Transforma...
2020-08-1100 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E11: Gabriel BiancoIn today's episode, David is joined by tonebase artist, pedagogue, chamber and solo performer Gabriel Bianco! Gabriel speaks of the importance of chamber music, and his recently released record with Quatuor Éclisses of Spanish arrangements for guitar quartet. Last month, Gabriel performed a livestream concert for tonebase on a romantic guitar: he described his period guitar collection which comprises of instruments from influential luthiers including Lacôte! He explains his concert choice of the Smallman in order to project suitably for live audiences, but how these period instruments may be effective within livestream and recording settings. A dedicated teacher, Bi...
2020-07-0141 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E10: An TranIn today’s episode David speaks with the Vietnamese guitarist An Tran! An speaks of his musical development in Vietnam prior to moving to the states as a teenager. In his first three years in America An did not have access to guitar lessons and took a hiatus from the instrument. But fear not, while visiting Chicago Tran met Anne Waller who went on to teach An that summer and provide support for his musical endeavors. This brought inspiration for An to return to the guitar. In the second half of the interview An speaks of his newly released CD...
2020-06-1741 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E9: John TaylorIn today’s episode David speaks with classical recording engineer John Taylor. His extensive discography includes productions with David Russell, Ana Vidovic, Eliot Fisk, Xuefei Yang, Paco Pena, and Paul Galbraith. John outlines his philosophy on recording the classical guitar in both solo and chamber settings, and discusses microphone choices, microphone placements and acoustics. He also speaks in depth on the production side of recording a CD, working with different personalities in order to find the best artistic approach. The second half of the interview focuses on specific recording sessions, and John explains recording techniques within different musical and en...
2020-06-0349 min
Where R.A. Now?Season 2; Ep 44. FFIR Special w/ co-host David Hollander (FFIR)Since 2011, Cameron Myler has been a member of the faculty at New York University's Tisch Institute for Global Sports, where her teaching and research is focused on legal and governance issues in Olympic and international sport. Cameron teaches students in both the undergraduate and graduate programs. After retiring from Olympic competition, Cameron attended Boston College Law School. She practiced law for a decade in New York City, first at Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy and then at Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz. Cameron represented Olympic athletes, sports organizations and executives in regulatory, eligibility, anti-doping and ethics matters. Cameron was a member of th...
2020-05-2034 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E8: Laura SnowdenIn this week's episode David speaks with classical guitarist, tonebase artist and composer, Laura Snowden! A scholar of the Julian Bream Trust, Laura has premiered several works commissioned by Bream himself. She speaks of her experiences working with Bream and composers including Julian Anderson, to develop a series of concerts at The Wigmore Recital Hall. A versatile composer herself, Laura describes compositional techniques including unique chamber ensemble instrumentation and incorporating the voice in spoken and tonal effects. Laura also talked about her folk ensemble, Tir Eolas, and how important it is to connect with audiences in both classical and...
2020-05-1836 min
The Phenomenal 50Schumann Quintet in E-flat major for Piano, Two Violins, Viola, and Cello, Op. 44On this week's episode of the Phenomenal 50 we present the Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44 by Robert Schumann performed by pianist John Browning and the Guarneri String Quartet (violinists Arnold Steinhardt and John Dalley, violist Michael Tree, and cellist David Soyer) from March 1, 1974.
2020-05-1800 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E7: Evan TaucherIn today's episode, David is joined by classical guitarist Evan Taucher! Having thousands of followers, Evan spoke of the importance to utilize social media as 21st-century musician. In the second half of their conversation, David and Evan were joined by Phil Goldenberg and Hannah Murphy: co-founders of Ex-Aequo Artists. The trio discussed the inception of the organization along with their recent online guitar festival and competition which comprised of 144 competitors! They also spoke about current and future projects including a guitar pedagogy family tree. Special thanks to Hannah and Phil for the guest appearances.
2020-05-0741 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E6: Rene IzquierdoJoin David for a conversation with tonebase artist, pedagogue, and virtuoso, Rene Izquierdo! Rene spoke of his former teachers along with his move from Cuba to Miami, eventually leading to pursuing a Master's at the Yale School of Music with Ben Verdery. A dedicated teacher, Izquierdo explained his teaching philosophies, and how he encourages many of his students to work through etude cycles including Aguado, Brouwer, and Coste. A talented transcriber, Rene explained his approaches to arranging pieces including Debussy's Arabesque No. 1!
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Guajira a...
2020-04-201h 00
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E5: Jason VieauxIn today’s episode, Grammy-Award winning guitarist Jason Vieaux calls in for an interview on recording, arranging, and composing. Jason spoke of his musical influences and how he incorporates his jazz arrangements into his own repertoire. While awaiting post-production for for his upcoming “Bach Volume II (works for violin)”, Jason explained his technical and musical approaches to Bach’s music. He also spoke of his Grammy-Award winning record “Play”, a collection of encores to celebrate 20 years of performing. During these times of social-distancing, Jason has turned to composition as a creative outlet. He hints that he may even record a solo CD of...
2020-04-0531 min
Base LayerBase Layer Episode 121 - Dan Tapiero (DTAP Capital)Dan joins us on Base Layer to give an amazing overview of the global macro environment as it relates to COVID-19, $2T economic packages, $1T in daily repo markets, Bitcoin, Gold and much more. Dan is a veteran Global Macro investor and a co-founder of GBI. In his 20 year career, he has worked as a portfolio manager and analyst with a number of well-known investors such as Stan Druckenmiller (Duquesne Capital), Michael Steinhardt (Steinhardt Capital), Julian Robertson (Tiger Management), Steve Cohen (SAC Capital), and Lord Rothschild (RIT Capital). Dan shares his thoughts daily on Twitter @DTAPCAP
2020-03-2537 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E4: Isaac BustosJoin David in virtual conversation with soloist, chamber musician, and educator Isaac Bustos! Isaac spoke of his recent projects with The Texas Guitar Quartet including a recording of Nico Muhly’s composition for 12 guitars and choir with the Austin/Los Angeles Guitar Quartets. A dedicated teacher, Isaac explained his teaching philosophy and the importance of creating musical, emotional connections with audiences. As a soloist, Isaac has recorded several CDs including Canciones A Mi Madre: a record dedicated to his mother, comprised of her favorite pieces.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Ve...
2020-03-2256 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E3: John SchneiderIn today’s episode, David speaks with the Grammy-Award winning microtonal guitarist John Schneider. Throughout the interview, John explains the fundamentals of microtonality/temperaments, and their differences with atonality. To achieve these timbres, John performs on many different instruments including guitars with interchangeable fretboards! As founder of Microfest Records, John is a dedicated recording engineer. He spoke of his approach to recording the solo guitar, and his work with the legendary engineer David Royer: designer for Royer and Mojave microphones!
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Suite No. 2: I Jahla (Ha...
2020-03-0946 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E2: Brian HeadIn today’s episode, David sits down with classical guitarist and composer Brian Head. An orchestral musician of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Brian spoke of his work with conductors including Gustavo Dudamel and Michael Tilson Thomas. He also talked about his experience recording the orchestra’s Grammy-nominated performance of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels: a suite for choir, orchestra, and rock band. A dedicated composer, Brian talked about the inception of Sketches for Friends, which includes the popular Brookland Boogie often performed by Bill Kanengiser! Now a professor of practice and assistant dean of academics at USC, Brian reflected on the lega...
2020-02-231h 00
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS4 E1: Ian WattJoin David in conversation for the season 4 premiere with the Scottish guitarist, Ian Watt! Ian spoke of his competition approaches, and his experience placing 2nd at the Parkening International Guitar Competition at the age of 18. As a lecturer at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Ian is a dedicated teacher and spoke of the importance of studying traditional repertoire during undergraduate degrees. He also spoke of the development of one’s artistic voice, how it should not be rushed or manufactured.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Sonata Mov. IV, Allegro con Brio (Jose)
...
2020-02-0943 min
Bar Crawl RadioNYC is Jazz CentralA really wonderful conversation at Gebhard's Beer Culture Bar with three talented NYC musicians about the NYC Jazz scene and why our City is the center of world Jazz. Steven Feifke is a pianist who plays regularly at the Gin Mill Speakeasy. Geoff Burke plays the saxophone and with Harry Connick Jr.. Both have their own bands. And David Pietro--Saxophonist--played for over two decades with the Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra and many other big name artists; Dave is the Director of Jazz Studies at NYU/Steinhardt. Along the way we played samples of gorgeous, rich music created by all...
2020-02-0753 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E7: Emmanuel SowiczJoin David for a conversation with the British and Chilean guitarist, Emmanuel Sowicz for the season 3 finale! Emmanuel has placed first in competitions across the UK, Chile, and Argentina. He explained his mental mindset on preparing and performing in competitions, and how he placed first at the "Dr. Luis Sigall" International Music Competition with the flu! After winning the 2018 London International Guitar Competition, Sowicz became a Eurostrings artist, leading to an 8-country European tour and a performance for Arvo Part and Sting! Sowicz spoke of his approaches to transcribing music, to find opportunities instead of limitations from the guitar...
2019-12-1548 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E6: Matthew GreifJoin David for a conversation with chamber musician and soloist, Matthew Greif! Greif has a unique musical background, playing in his family band as a kid, and later transitioning to classical and jazz guitar. Matt spoke of his solo CDs and passion for improvisation, which led to duet recordings with composer Dusan Bogdanovic. He also spoke in detail on the audition process for joining the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. Recent projects for LAGQ include commissions from the impressionist composer Allan Willcocks and jazz legend Pat Metheny. Matt talked about the collaborations and unique process of recording these monstrous works...
2019-11-2431 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E5: Ben Verdery Part IIJoin David for an exciting conversation with Ben Verdery! In this installment of the two-part episode, Ben spoke of his 20th year teaching at his Maui Masterclass and as Professor of Guitar at The Yale School of Music for 35 years. Last year, Thomas Donahue published the book Benjamin Verdery: A Montage of a Classical Guitarist. Ben spoke about his contribution writing an extensive essay on his thoughts/approaches to performing, composing, arranging, teaching, and recording. Ben was humbled from all the colleagues who wrote reflections of their friendship and inspiration. He felt this book portrays the extraordinary classical guitar...
2019-11-1047 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E4: Matthew McAllisterIn today’s episode, David is joined by the entertaining and talented Scottish guitarist, Matthew McAllister! A week away from the Big Guitar Weekend (in partnership with BBC Radio 3), Matthew spoke of his work with the festival along with this year's exciting lineup of artists. He also discussed the direction of his own festival, Classical Guitar Retreat: a beautiful week on the Island of Cumbrae. As explained by Matthew, the acoustics of Cumbrae’s cathedral are perfect for the classical guitar: he in fact has chosen to record several CDs on location over the years! McAllister’s recordings are concep...
2019-10-2745 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E3: Kai NarezoIn today’s episode, David is joined by our second flamenco guitarist on the show: Kai Narezo! Along with being a great performer, Kai is a dedicated teacher and talented recording engineer. Throughout their conversation, Kai spoke about his approach and philosophy on teaching the flamenco guitar. He has recently published a new method, Flamenco Explained: The Guitarist’s Survival Guide and has started one of the first university flamenco programs at CSU Dominguez Hills. As a producer, Kai has recorded every video for Guitar Salon International’s extensive library. He spoke about his microphone choices and mixing techniques to pro...
2019-10-1354 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E2: Mark EdenWhile visiting London, David had a chance to sit down with Mark Eden of the Vida Guitar Quartet and Eden Stell Guitar Duo. Throughout their conversation, Mark discusses his approach to arranging, ensemble programming, and directing The Winchester Guitar Festival (which takes place October 3rd-7th)!
https://www.winchesterguitarfestival.co.uk
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
S. Assad Pintoe (Eden Stell)
Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5 (arr. Eden): Aria: Cantilena (VIDA Quartet/Amy Green)
2019-09-2948 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtS3 E1: Stephen GossJoin David for an exciting conversation with the Welsh composer/guitarist Steve Goss for the season 3 premier of The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast! Throughout the interview, Steve discusses his compositional approaches/techniques and recent commissions with guitar legends Aniello Desiderio, Zoran Dukic, and John Williams.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Goss: Park of Idols Mov I. Jump Start (Annie Jacobs-Perkins/David Steinhardt)
Goss: Theorbo Concerto Mov IV. Finale (Matthew Wadsworth/Scottish Chamber Orchestra)
Goss: Guitar Concerto Finale: Allegro Molto (John Williams/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
2019-09-2247 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 10: Ben Verdery (Part 1)In the first installment of a two part episode, David sits down with recording artist and professor of guitar at the Yale School of Music, Ben Verdery. Ben speaks about his exciting, contemporary collaborations with the 2016 American Beatboxing Champion Mark Martin and Andy Summers (of The Police). He also talks about his video productions, and how he captured a magical performance of Bach's Chaconne despite weather postponements and having his car towed the day of the shoot!
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
From Aristotle (Martin/Verdery)
Bach Cello...
2019-05-2942 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 9: Mak GrgicIn today's conversation, David is joined by the Slovenian guitarist Mak Grgic. They discussed Mak's current projects including duets with Adam Del Monte (Duo Deloro), his microtonal record Makrotonal, and his founding of the organization Euro Strings.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Dahab-Jaleo (Del Monte)
Lute Sonata No. 23 in A Minor (Weiss)
2019-05-1643 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 8: Gohar VardanyanAfter visiting Leisner in Manhattan, David had a chance to sit down and speak with the Armenian guitarist Gohar Vardanyan. Vardanyan studied with Isbin and Barrueco before embarking on her international career, concertizing throughout the US, Mexico, Panama, Italy, Canada, and Argentina. In today's conversation, Gohar spoke about her (4!) books released by Mel Bay Publications, her current program, and how she tours with only a guitar and a backpack!
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
La Vida Breva (de Falla)
Cordoba (Albeniz)
2019-04-2945 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 7: David LeisnerWhile visiting New York, Steinhardt had a chance to meet up with the acclaimed guitarist, David Leisner, of the Manhattan School of Music. Throughout their conversation, Leisner discussed his newly released book, Playing With Ease: A Healthy Approach to Guitar Technique. As a musician who recovered from focal dystonia, Leisner brings a unique perspective on injury prevention and performance longevity. Leisner also discussed his teaching, composition, and transcription approaches, along with his current tour with duet partner, Eduardo Fernandez.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Etude No. 10 (Villa-Lobos)
2019-04-0852 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 6: Matt PalmerJoin David for a conversation with tonebase artist Matt Palmer on a discussion of A-M-I scales, upcoming CDs, and Matt's metal guitar heroes!
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Ты Поди Моя Коровушка Домой (Vysotsky)
Lament for the Death of his Second Wife (Gow)
2019-03-2740 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 5: Nicholas GolusesIn today's episode, David interviews Nicholas Goluses of the Eastman School of Music. In their conversation, you'll hear Nick's philosophy on chamber music, his studies with Andres Segovia, and his approach to transcribing the Bach violin sonatas.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Bach Fugue BWV 1001
Adler Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra Mov III. Fast with Good Spirit
2019-03-1246 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 4: Thomas Viloteau While visiting Baltimore, David had a chance to catch up with one of our favorite tonebase artists, Thomas Viloteau! Over the course of the hour-long conversation, Thomas shares the details behind his new gig as professor at Peabody Conservatory and his life with the guitar leading up to his new appointment.
The conversation begins on the topic of Thomas's past teachers including his time studying with lutenist Paul O'Dette who helped him create a truly unique interpretation of Bach’s masterpiece, the Chaconne, which can be heard at the end of the episode....
2019-03-0356 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 3: Marc TeicholzThis week on The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, David is joined by San Francisco-based guitarist Marc Teicholz. The two begin with a casual discussion about guitar building preferences which leads into Marc sharing his experience recording his CD Valseana with Guitar Salon International. From there, Marc shares stories of his close relationship with Sergio Assad who was a fellow teacher at San Francisco Conservatory for many years. The episode ends with both David and Marc's thoughts on the state of the classical guitar community and the importance of spreading music through outreach.
Intro...
2019-02-1135 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 2: Adam Del MonteThis week on the tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, host David Steinhardt is joined by the brilliant flamenco guitarist and composer Adam Del Monte.
Having recently completed his flamenco opera Llantos, Adam describes his detailed compositional process - everything from the libretto (or story) to the actual orchestration - which took many years of dedicated work to complete. Over the course of the podcast you will here sample recordings from this work which will actually be receiving its first performance on January 30th at the 2019 Tucson Desert Song Festival.
2019-01-281h 10
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 2 Episode 1: Pepe Romero In the first episode of Season 2, David sits down with a living legend of the classical guitar, Maestro Pepe Romero. Over the course of a half-hour conversation, they discuss topics related to Pepe’s long history with the instrument and his deep love for music. In addition, Pepe shares his teaching philosophy, specifically the way he is able to release the true musician inside every student and help them find a way to express themselves through the guitar. Later on, Pepe talks about his upbringing as a member of “The Royal Family of Guitar” and what it was like s...
2019-01-1329 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 8: Eliot FiskJoin David for the season finale featuring the renowned virtuoso, Eliot Fisk. Learn about Eliot's close work with famous composers Robert Beaser and Luciano Berio, along with his innovative approach to Paganini's 24 Caprices.
"I consider Eliot Fisk as one of the most brilliant, intelligent and gifted young musical artists of our times, not only amongst guitarists but in all the general field of instrumentalists." - Andres Segovia
Intro Music: Sonata in A Major K. 322 (S. Tennant)
Paganini Caprice No. 24
Shenandoah...
2018-12-2344 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 7: Richard SavinoWhile David was visiting tonebase HQ up in San Francisco, he was able to last minute track down Richard Savino for an interview on the podcast. In this episode, Richard shares with us some of the fascinating stories from his long career as one of the foremost early music instrumentalists such as his recent project recording 25 soundtracks to accompany a specific collection of Rembrandt paintings. Topics also drift to technical aspects such as why he chooses to use nails even though most of his time is spent playing gut-string instruments including the 19th century guitar, lute, and theorbo.
About the...
2018-12-0945 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 6: Jorge CaballeroIn this week’s episode, David is joined by Peruvian guitarist Jorge Caballero for a discussion on guitar repertoire and how he manages to perform marathon arrangements such as Kazuhito Yamashita’s version of ‘Pictures at an Exhibition.’ On the topic of Mussorgsky, Jorge shares how he began working on this piece when he was a child - just 12 years old! In addition, Jorge discusses his own arrangements of J.S. Bach’s Partitias and why he still chooses to play the Chaconne exactly like Andrés Segovia, almost finger-for-finger.
About the artist: Jorge Caballero is a winner of the prestigious...
2018-11-2535 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 5: David TanenbaumIn this episode, we hear from one of today’s most avid commissioners of new guitar works and current chair of the guitar department at San Francisco Conservatory, David Tanenbaum.
The conversation dives deep into David’s experiences working with legendary composers of the last decade including Toru Takemitsu, Steve Reich, and Hans Werner Henze. One fascinating story David shares is how Henze asked him to construct many of the chords in his Guitar Concerto by initially providing him with 10 notes and saying, "I kind of like all these notes, you make the chords!" David also talks about the importance of ac...
2018-11-111h 01
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 4: Bill KanengiserBill Kanengiser tells the thought-provoking story and inspiration behind a newly commissioned piece by Sergio Assad titled “The Walls.” Over the course of four movements, this piece for solo guitar and guitar orchestra portrays four historic barriers that were once built to separate people - Great Wall of China, Hadrian’s Wall, Berlin Wall, and Israeli West Bank Barrier. Listen to sections of each movement and hear Bill discuss how Sergio musically communicated their meaning on this week’s episode.
Intro Music: Piazzolla Primavera Portena (Vladimir Gorbach)
Bogdanovic Kaleidoscope Mov III. Allegro Ritmico
Assad The Walls
Falla Danza Ritual del Fuego (L
2018-10-2836 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 3: Xavier JaraXavier Jara met up with David in tonebase HQ to discuss, among many things, the experience of recording his NAXOS album with the legendary Norbert Kraft, his learnings from the year-long GFA tour, and his passion for Hauser guitars!
About the artist: A winner of the coveted GFA competition, Xavier Jara recently completed his 50 concert North American tour. He now resides in San Francisco where he is continuing his studies with Judicael Perroy and playing concerts across the country. Xavier is an Augustine Strings artist.
Intro Music: Sonata No. 1 in G Minor Fugue BWV 1001 (Nicholas Goluses)
Mysterious Habitats (Bogdanovic)
Sonata...
2018-10-1450 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 2: Judicaël PerroyIn this episode, David sits down with world-renowned pedagogue and performing artist Judicaël Perroy to discuss topics including his experience of first winning GFA and now teaching many GFA-winning students, the short list of guitarists whose playing he admires, and the future of classical music as a whole.
About the artist: Judicaël Perroy is a highly sought-after pedagogue and performer around the world. Perroy currently resides in San Francisco, CA where he teaches at the SF Conservatory.
Intro Music: Les Barricades Mystérieuses (Scott Tennant)
Tango No. 1, Enrique Núñez
Partita No. 2 in C Minor, BWV 826 (arr. T Manou...
2018-09-3053 min
The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David SteinhardtSeason 1 Episode 1: Scott TennantEnjoy an entertaining conversation with the Grammy Award-winning guitarist, Scott Tennant on his Segovia and French Baroque CDs under the label Guitarcoop.
About the artist: a founding member of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, author of Pumping Nylon, renowned soloist, faculty member of USC Thornton School of Music, and 3-time Customer of the Week at Pasadena Peets Coffee.
Intro Music: Juan Trigos Partita for Guitar: V. Quinto Movimento (Dieter Hennings)
François Couperin Les Barricades Mystérieuses
Segovia Macarena
2018-09-1034 min
No Such Thing: Education in the Digital AgeFollow-up on Autism & MakerEd With Dave WellsIf you're getting to this episode without having given a listen to Episode 34 on MakerEd and Autism, hit pause and back up one episode. This one won't land without its predecessor. In fact, when I recorded this interview, it was intended as a segment that I would drop into 34, but the more I tried to make it work, the less I liked it. I didn't want to interrupt the previous conversation, and I didn't want to give short shrift to Dave Wells, who's a critical piece of the Maker Educator puzzle in NYC. So much so that i'm mashing...
2018-07-1122 min
Musonomics PodcastThe Headwinds Facing Music StartupsIn this episode of Musonomics: why are music startups struggling to thrive, or even simply survive? Larry Miller of NYU Steinhardt heeds several perspectives to understand why the space for music startups is so unforgiving, and what music startups can do to be successful. Cortney Harding discusses the recent slowdown in the music startup space. Edward Ginis and his business partner Brady Brim-DeForest, share of their success with their own startup, OpenPlay — one of the lucky ones able to spin out of a major independent label. David Pakman of Venrock explains why his firm has never invested in a di...
2018-04-0528 min
The Lubetkin Media CompaniesJSA2017-20 Rabbi Ben David on new book, story of creationRabbi Ben David, senior rabbi of Congregation Adath Emanu-El, Mount Laurel. NJ, returns to the Jewish Sacred Aging Podcast to discuss Seven Days, Many Voices: Insights into the Biblical Story of Creation, (order the book here) the book of essays he recently edited for the CCAR Press. The book is an anthology of creative responses to and inspired interpretations of the story of Creation. Midrash, biblical criticism, literature, theology, climate justice, human rights, history, and science are just some of the fields through which the Creation story is examined by such thinkers as Rabbi Richard F. A...
2017-09-2229 min
Tech Policy LeadersHelen Nissenbaum: How to 'Obfuscate' Your Identity for Privacy and Protest.Helen Nissenbaum (@HNissenbaum) is on the faculty if Cornell Tech, on leave from NYU where she Professor of Media, Culture and Communication and Director of the Information Law Institute. Her eight books include Obfuscation: A User's Guide for Privacy and Protest, with Finn Brunton (MIT Press, 2015), Values at Play in Digital Games, with Mary Flanagan (MIT Press, 2014), and Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life (Stanford, 2010). Her research has been published in journals of philosophy, politics, law, media studies, information studies, and computer science. Grants from the National Science Foundation, Air Force Office of Scientific R...
2017-02-2124 min
The Lubetkin Media CompaniesJSA2016-28: Rabbi Ben David, senior rabbi, Congregation Adath Emanu-El, Mt. Laurel, NJIn the December 16, 2016 Jewish Sacred Aging Podcast, Rabbi Ben David, senior rabbi at Congregation Adath Emanu-El, Mt. Laurel, NJ, discusses his experience battling non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and how it is shaping a new perspective for his rabbinate, his life as a parent, and as a human being. Rabbi David made his illness, treatment, and recovery the focus of his Yom Kippur sermon this year, which you can read here. [spp-player] About the Guest Rabbi Benjamin David was born in Philadelphia, PA and raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. He is the son of Rabbi Jerome a...
2016-12-1624 min
MusonomicsThe Headwinds Facing Music StartupsIn this episode of Musonomics: why are music startups struggling to thrive, or even simply survive? Larry Miller of NYU Steinhardt heeds several perspectives to understand why the space for music startups is so unforgiving, and what music startups can do to be successful. Cortney Harding discusses the recent slowdown in the music startup space. Edward Ginis and his business partner Brady Brim-DeForest, share of their success with their own startup, OpenPlay -- one of the lucky ones able to spin out of a major independent label. David Pakman of Venrock explains why his firm has never invested in a...
2016-06-0228 min
FedermusikEscape The Reavers2015
An action/chase cue written for the 2015 NYU/ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop - Classic Hollywood Scoring track. Inspired by a scene from the "Serenity," our plucky team of space mercenaries must race back to their ship with an enemy craft of Reavers in hot pursuit.
This cue, scored for full orchestra, was recorded on June 11, 2015, in the Frederick Lowe Theater at NYU Steinhardt, New York, New York.
Conductor: David Federman
Producers: Mark Snow, Mark Suozzo, and Mike Patterson
Engineer: Nick Kmet
2015-08-0101 minNew Media (2012 - present)Escape The Reavers2015
An action/chase cue written for the 2015 NYU/ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop - Classic Hollywood Scoring track. Inspired by a scene from the "Serenity," our plucky team of space mercenaries must race back to their ship with an enemy craft of Reavers in hot pursuit.
This cue, scored for full orchestra, was recorded on June 11, 2015, in the Frederick Lowe Theater at NYU Steinhardt, New York, New York.
Conductor: David Federman
Producers: Mark Snow, Mark Suozzo, and Mike Patterson
Engineer: Nick Kmet
2015-08-0101 min
Working Class AudioWCA #018 with David v.R. BowlesDavid v.R. Bowles formed Swineshead Productions, LLC as a classical recording production company in 1995. His recordings have been GRAMMY-nominated (Classical – Best Orchestral Performance) and won the “Classical Orchestral Album” prize from Just Plain Folks Awards. Other Bowles-produced and engineered releases have been named “Record of the Month – Editor’s Choice” from Gramophone Magazine, MusicWeb International, and Opera News; “Record of the Year” from the New York Times (three times), the New Yorker, American Record Guide, Miami Clásica and Classical Candour. Several of these releases are available as high-resolution paid downloads from HDTracks.In collaboration with New York University...
2015-04-201h 19