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The Gateway To The Rockies PodcastJeremy Cuebas, Aurora Symphony OrchestraEstablished in 1978 and featuring more than 70 volunteer musicians, the Aurora Symphony Orchestra has made classical music accessible to all in our community. Conductor and Artistic Director Jeremy Cuebas gives us insight into selecting repertoire, fostering youth engagement, and bringing classical music to new audiences in creative and engaging ways.
2024-11-1439 min
Plan Dulce PodcastTransportation Advocacy in Belmont Cragin, ChicagoLearn about the transportation advocacy campaign led by the Northwest Center, a 501c3, community based organization (formerly known as the Northwest Side Housing Center) pushing to bring more bike lanes and bikeshare to the Belmont Cragin neighborhood of Chicago.
This episode was the first podcast collaboration between Latinos and Planning and the Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC).
Co-host: Hani Shamat is a Program Coordinator at SUMC in Chicago, Illinois
Co- host: Alex Rosander, mobility enthusiast and former Program Coordinator at SUMC
Guest: Zair Menjivar, operations Coordinator at Equiticity
Guest: Jeremy Cue...
2024-03-251h 01
Podium TimeCreating Resonant and Transformative Classical Concerts, with conductor Chelsea GalloConductors Chelsea Gallo and Jeremy Cuebas discuss how stories resonate with audiences and how we can transform audiences with live performances.Show notes at PodiumTimePod.com/Chelsea-GalloSupport the show
2023-04-0311 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins Symphony"The alluring force of repeated rhythms" - James David introduces his work Ostinato FantasticoIn this episode, Fort Collins Composer James David sits down with FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas to discuss his new piece, Ostinato Fantastico, and the role that rhythm and dance have in his music.Ostinato Fantastico was commissioned by the FCS in 2019, but its first performance was halted by the Covid-19 pandemic cancellations.The world premiere will be on October 1st in Fort Collins, Colorado, at our opening concert of the season.Learn more on our website at FCSymphony.org.Support the show
2022-09-2212 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyHow Kay Edwards raised over $580,000 for the future of the FCSKay Edwards has just finished a project 23 years in the making. By securing 38 Endowed Chairs, one for each principal player in the orchestra, she has raised over $580,000 to support the FCS and its long-term sustainability.In this episode, FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas talks with Kay about the history of the Endowed Chairs project and the impact it will continue to have for years to come.Learn more about the Fort Collins Symphony on our website at FCSymphony.orgSupport the show
2022-08-0411 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyPianist David Korevaar introduces Beethoven's 4th Piano ConcertoPianist David Korevaar discusses Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with Fort Collins Symphony Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas. Korevaar also shares some of his early influences and the special place that teaching and chamber music have in his career.David Korevaar performs Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with the Fort Collins Symphony on August 12th, 2022 at the Timberline Church Auditorium in Fort Collins as a part of the FCS Beethoven Summer Festival.00:20 David's early influences02:36 Learning from Teaching04:38 Introducing Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto08:35 Discussing the concerto10:54 On collaborationTickets a...
2022-07-2112 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyCellist Anthony Elliott on the importance of the "Memorial to Martin Luther King"Thank you for joining us for this interview with guest Cellist Anthony Elliott. Today, Jeremy D. Cuebas sits down with Mr. Elliott to talk about his early experiences as a musician, his mission for educational outreach, and the importance of the Memorial to Martin Luther King by Oskar Morawetz.Anthony Elliott joins the FCS for our Solemn, Joyful & Ecstatic, our Signature Concert no. 3, live and live-streamed on February 5, 2022. Click here for tickets and more information.Visit the Fort Collins Symphony at FCSymphony.org. Be sure to subscribe to the Open Notes Podcast in...
2022-01-1337 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyWhat does a Conductor Do? - 3 Steps to Conducting an OrchestraWhat does a Conductor Do?In this episode, you will learn how to conduct an orchestra in 3 easy steps...well, actually it's more complicated than that, but you will learn some of the things that a conductor does on and off the podium.Hosted by FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy Cuebas, this podcast explores how a conductor works with an orchestra to prepare for a concert and perform spectacular music.If you enjoyed this episode...Please join the other classical music lovers around the world and support the Fort...
2022-01-0618 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyIntro: Open Notes PodcastWelcome to the Open Notes Podcast by the Fort Collins Symphony. My name is Jeremy Cuebas and I’m your host for this exciting dive into the rich world of Classical Music.This podcast is for anybody interested in learning more about Classical Music, from total newbies to seasoned veterans. If you want to learn more, then this is the place to be.This episode introduces the podcast and what you can expect by subscribing.Visit the Fort Collins Symphony and view our upcoming concerts at FCSymphony.orgFollow us on Fa...
2022-01-0605 min
Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins SymphonyPianist Bryan WallickInterview with FCS Guest Pianist Bryan Wallick, in conversation with FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas. Mr. Wallick will perform two pieces with the FCS on their Signature Concert no 2: Energized, Unsure & Triumphant.Support the show
2021-10-2624 min
Podium TimeWho Hurt You, Glenn? The Classical GabfestToday we've got a special crossover episode of the podcast featuring The Classical Gabfest. After one of their hosts appeared on Podium Time (Kensho Watanabe, PT102), they invited Jeremy on to play a game at the beginning of this episode. Following that is a full episode of the Classical Gabfest featuring stories on Curtis entering the Arts Management game, Glenn Gould's program on "How Mozart Became a Bad Composer," and an interview with composer Dale Trumbore. They round it all off with the Classical Mixtape, where each host shares their suggested listening for this week.I really...
2021-05-311h 05
The CoffeeHouse ClassicalEpisode 97: Tell Me About Conductors! feat. Jeremy Cuebas (Part 2)Keep calm, and (Herbert von) Karajan! We're back with Part 2 of our chat about conductors, with friend of the CoffeeHouse, Jeremy Cuebas. Remember to check out Jeremy's podcast, Podium Time! Like and share with a friend!
Podium Time Podcast: https://podiumtimepod.wordpress.com/
Links discussed in this episode:
Kleiber https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHmkl7GM_es
Berlioz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF8mds4VULE
Music:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Symphony_No.2_(Mahler%2C_Gustav)
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode
2020-04-0535 minThe CoffeeHouse ClassicalEpisode 96: Tell Me About Conductors! feat. Jeremy Cuebas (Part 1)Not just anyone can stand in front of a crowd of people and wave their hands in the air! And we're not just taking about mimes. The skills of a music conductor are unique and are what hold most music together! We're joined by Jeremy Cuebas of the Podium Time Podcast to discuss the history and art of conducting. Be sure to like and share with a friend!
Find Podium Time here: https://podiumtimepod.wordpress.com/
Music:
Music:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Le_bourgeois_gentilhomme%2C_LWV_43_(Lully%2C_Jean-Baptiste)
2020-03-2215 min