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Piano Pedagogy PlaylistImagination with Intention: Anne Crosby GaudetRobots, starfish, puppies, dreamcatchers — they all live in the imaginative world of Canadian composer Anne Crosby Gaudet, a teacher-composer whose music is playful and colorful, as well as brilliant in the way it develops students.
In this episode, I share six of her pieces for elementary through intermediate pianists: Robots, Starfish at Night, Periwinkle Twinkle, Playful Puppy, Dreamcatcher, and The Sparrow.
There’s a little bit of something for everyone today, including one especially satisfying intermediate piece that often feels like a real “level-up” moment for students.
If you’re looking to expand your teach...
2026-02-2315 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistA Jazz Collection Every Studio Should KnowFinding jazz pieces that are both musically authentic and technically appropriate for developing pianists can be a challenge. In this episode of The Piano Pedagogy Playlist, I explore Portraits in Jazz by pianist and composer Valerie Capers—a standout collection that brings authentic jazz styles into the intermediate student repertoire.
Capers’ collection offers pieces that capture the spirit of ragtime, ballad, bebop, and bossa nova while remaining accessible.
And, seriously, there’s one of the loveliest pieces I’ve played in a while, at any level.
Sweet Mister Jelly Roll (from Portraits in Jazz)
Valerie Capers Late Intermediate
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Billie’s So...
2026-02-1615 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistOlympic InspirationsThe Winter Olympic Games are underway, and this week’s Piano Pedagogy Playlist celebrates the spirit of the games with five sport-inspired pieces for elementary and intermediate students.
From the energetic triads of Olympiad to the driving rhythms of Slap Shot, and from graceful ice skating to one winter sport you might never expect to hear represented at the piano, today’s selections capture the motion, excitement, and atmosphere of the Winter Games. The episode closes with a bold Olympic Fanfare full of ringing fifths and heroic sounds at the keyboard.
Whether your students are avidly watching the games or just love...
2026-02-0913 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistFebruary can be like trying to read in C♯ majorOur journey through, A Year in Twelve Keys continues with “February — Winter’s Glaze” by Chris Caine, a brief but atmospheric piece written in the uncompromising key of C-sharp major — seven sharps, shifting meters, and a quietly icy finish.
With a major Sunday event on the horizon, the episode then takes a turn toward lighter, more playful territory, featuring three short works by Wynn-Anne Rossi. These early-intermediate pieces offer strong pedagogical value — left-hand melody, Alberti bass patterns, legato pedaling, and lively rhythmic work — all wrapped in music full of youthful energy.
February – Winter’s Glaze (from A Year in 12 Keys)
Chris Cane
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2026-02-0213 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistChee-Hwa Tan: Piano Music Inspired by PoetryThis week on the Piano Pedagogy Playlist, we step into a world shaped by poetry and imagination.
The music featured in this episode is inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s beloved collection A Child’s Garden of Verses—poems that take childhood seriously without over-sentimentalizing it. That same spirit can be found in the piano music of composer Chee-Hwa Tan, whose works capture the feelings behind the poetry.
Join me as I perform five of her pieces, ranging from elementary to intermediate level, and discuss their pedagogical value, imagery, and expressive possibilities. These works invite students to engage with imagination— planting...
2026-01-2614 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistSongs of HopeThe week features music that offers reassurance, optimism, and a hopeful outlook for the future.
I'm playing three pieces by three different composers, ranging from early intermediate through early advanced — each selection offering meaningful musical expression alongside valuable teaching opportunities.
• The Rainbow’s Promise by Melody Bober — an expressive intermediate-level piece featuring some fancy cross-hand arpeggios and opportunities for developing melodic voicing in the left hand.
• Always Hope by Rick Robertson — a lyrical selection ideal for late elementary or early intermediate students, with a focus on rhythmic flexibility and musical balance.
• Chanson d’espoir by Mary Leaf — an early advanced work whose emotion...
2026-01-1913 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistFrom Winter to Warmth: A Musical Escape with Martín CuéllarAfter weeks of winter-themed repertoire, it’s time for a musical getaway. In this episode of The Piano Pedagogy Playlist, I head for warmer shores with the piano music of composer Martín Cuéllar.
You’ll hear three engaging pieces that span late-elementary through late-intermediate levels: the atmospheric Nightfall at Tossa de Mar, the lively and playful Scherzo, and the gentle, reflective The Silent Garden.
Whether you’re looking for fresh recital ideas, inspiring teaching pieces, or simply a moment of musical escape from the winter chill, this episode offers a warm and welcoming journey at the piano.
Nightfall in Tossa...
2026-01-1215 min
The Catholic ThingHow They Died: Martyrdom of the ApostlesBy Brad Miner.
In The Cost of Discipleship (1937), Dietrich Bonhoeffer writes that Christ invited St. Peter "to the supreme followship of martyrdom for the Lord he had denied. . .thereby forgiving him all his sins. In the life of Peter, grace and discipleship are inseparable." (p. 49)
In Bonhoeffer's famous reckoning, this was a case of costly, as opposed to cheap, grace. Bonhoeffer, of course, would come to embody the former. On his way to be executed by the Nazis at the Flossenbürg concentration camp in 1945, Bonhoeffer told a fellow prisoner, "This is the end – but for me it is...
2026-01-1008 min
Piano Pedagogy Playlist(The Start Of) A Year in Twelve KeysThis week we start a year-long musical journey with through Chris Caine's "A Year In Twelve Keys". The first selection, "January - New Year" is a musical theatre ballad-without-words. The opening melody seems to speak the words “New Year,” setting a tone that’s calm, thoughtful, and full of possibility.
As a bonus, we take a quick romp through Martha Hill Duncan's "Icicles", a piece that a piece that glistens and sparkles, and then melts away almost as quickly as it appeared.”
January – New Year, by Chris Caine
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Icicles, by Martha Hill Duncan
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2026-01-0511 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistSeasons Greetings From The Piano Pedagogy PlaylistI’m taking a short, two-week holiday break from the regular podcast format. But I wanted to share with you one lovely Christmas piece by the late Linda Martinez. It’s a thoroughly modern take on The First Noel from her collection “Snowy Days of Christmas”.
Thanks for accompanying me on the first twenty episodes of this journey. I’ll look forward to discovering new music with you in the new year.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday! – Luke
The First Noel, by Linda Martinez
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2025-12-2204 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistThe Year's CadenceThe Year’s Cadence closes out the regular podcast episodes of 2025 with a moment of musical reflection and quiet anticipation. Framed by the musical idea of a cadence—a place of repose that also hints at what comes next—this episode explores four piano pieces by different composers that mirror the emotional arc of the year’s end.
This episode is both a practical repertoire guide and a moment of gratitude—for the steady, patient work teachers do each week and the lasting impact it has on young musicians as they step into a new year.
Reflections, by Dennis Alexander
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2025-12-1517 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistWhen The Blues Isn't Always BlueThree pieces this week from the collection Aspects of Blue by Alan Bullard, all at an intermediate level.
Blue Sky
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Stately Blue
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Blue River
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This week, we dive into Alan Bullard’s Aspects of Blue—a collection that takes the familiar 12-bar blues chord progression and reimagines it in completely unexpected ways. These aren’t blues pieces, but character pieces that use the form as a creative framework.
You’ll hear Blue Sky, Stately Blue, and Blue River: three intermediate-level works that explore calm lyricism, Baroque-inspired elegance, and flowing rhythmic interplay. This ain't the blues, b...
2025-12-0814 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistAfter the First Snow: Discovering Winter DreamsToday’s episode highlights four pieces from Winter Dreams, Hans Günter Heumann’s expressive winter collection for late-elementary and early-intermediate pianists. From snowboarding adventures to quiet winter reveries, these works capture the magic and stillness of the season.
All pieces are from the collection Winter Dreams by Hans Günter Heumann. Suitable for late-elementary to early-intermediate students.
Snowboarding
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Miracles Just Happen
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The Igloo
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Winter Dreams
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2025-12-0113 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistSleigh What!? Sleighride Fantasy & Two More Winter OriginalsIt’s Thanksgiving week here in the US, and I’m celebrating with a trio of original, winter-themed piano pieces that set the seasonal mood. We have Melody Bober’s exhuberent Sleighride Fantasy, Ice Dance by Irish composer Seana Davey, and an accessbile gem of a piece for Ludovico Einaudi fans, Snow Prelude #3.
Sleighride Fantasy, by Melody Bober
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Ice Dance, by Seana Davey Digital Download
Snow Prelude #3 in C Major, by Ludovico Einaudi Digital Download
2025-11-2413 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistChasing the Northern LightsThis week on The Piano Pedagogy Playlist, we follow the shimmering path of the aurora across four imaginative works—all sharing the same title: “Northern Lights.” Inspired by last week’s unusually widespread auroral displays across North America, we explore how four different composers translate this natural wonder into sound, each through their own musical lens.
Four pieces with the same title and the same inspiration— Northern Lights.
Northern Lights by Rick Robertson Digital Download
Northern Lights by Karen Tanaka Printed Copy
Northern Lights by Kevin Olson Digital Download Printed Copy
Northern Lights by Wynn-Anne Rossi Digital Download
2025-11-1716 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistWhen Life Hands You a Cast — Student Piano Pieces for One HandAll of this week’s featured pieces are from the six-volume series, “Grand One Hand Solos for Piano”, by Melody Bober.Lazy Day, for left hand alone – Digital Download (from book 2, Digital Download Printed Copy)Falling Snow, for right hand alone – Digital Download (from book 3, Digital Download Printed Copy)Autumn Wind, for left hand alone – Digital Download (from book 4, Digital Download Printed Copy)Chaconne in e minor, for right hand alone – Digital Download (from book 5, Digital Download Printed Copy)When an i...
2025-11-1015 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistLittle Peppers: Small Pieces with Big PersonalityJoin me as I dive into Little Peppers — a lively and imaginative collection by Australian composer Elissa Milne. I'm playing six short pieces from the collection that may be written for early intermediate students, but are full of rhythmic sophistication, contrasting moods, and vivid character. From jazzy mischief in Shenanigans to the emotional contrasts of Lost and Found, and finally the drive of Deadline leading to the calm of Twilight, each piece shows how much expressive storytelling can fit into a single page of music.
Little Peppers - Digital Download Hard Copy
Shenanigans - Digital Download
Convertible - Digital Download
Lo...
2025-11-0313 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistSongs Between Earth and Sky: Connor Chee's Three Navajo PreludesThe Navajo composer Connor Chee and his Three Navajo Preludes are the subject of this week's episode. Blending traditional Diné (Navajo) melodies with the expressive language of the Western piano, Chee’s music bridges cultures and traditions — transforming ancient chants into thoughtful, modern piano works.
We'll reflect on how Chee’s use of the perfect fourth, his chant-like phrasing, and his spiritual symbolism connect listeners to the natural world — between earth and sky.
"Three Navajo Preludes" - ⬇️ Digital Download
2025-10-2715 min
Harpin' On Rugby465 : Leinster v Zebre previewPreview also available on our YouTube channelOur guest : NEIL “KEEGO” KEEGANwww.keegolaughs.comApologies Up Front on Apple PodcastsLEINSTER : 15. Hugo McLaughlin 14. Joshua Kenny 13. Hugh Cooney 12. Charlie Tector 11. Andrew Osborne 10. Harry Byrne 9. Luke McGrath (c)1. Jerry Cahir 2. John McKee 3. Rabah Slimani 4. Brian Deeny 5. Diarmuid Mangan 6. Max Deegan 7. Scott Penny 8. James Culhane16. Bobby Sheehan 17. Alex Usanov 18. Andrew Sparrow 19. RG Snyman 20. Alex Soroka 21. Will Connors 22. Fintan Gunne 23. Caspar GabrielZEBRE : 15 Lorenzo...
2025-10-2418 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistDaily Comforts from Wynn-Anne RossiFeaturing solos for late elementary level students (including adults!) from the collection, "Daily Comforts, volume 1" by Wynn-Anne Rossi.
Fresh Falling Leaves - Digital Download or Printed Copy
Long, Slow Walk - Digital Download or Printed Copy
Mystery Book - Digital Download or Printed Copy
Chicken Noodle Soup - Digital Download or Printed Copy
2025-10-2013 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistDuets Worth Doing - Musical Explorations by Giulio PietropaoloThis week is all about beginners. I’m featuring student/teacher duets written for the earliest levels of beginning students. But these aren’t your typical uninspiring duets for beginners. Through Giulio Pietropaolo’s Melodic Explorations, we discover that beginning-level piano music can be expressive, engaging, and artistically satisfying for both student and teacher.
Featuring duets for beginning level students and their teacher or another advanced student. From the collection, “Melodic Explorations 1“, by Giulio Pietropaolo.
Don’t Give Up – Digital Download
Growing Up – Digital Download
Sad Story – Digital Download
Waiting For It – Digital Download
2025-10-1313 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistHappy Moon Festival! The Piano Music of An-Lun Huang
This week, we celebrate the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival by exploring the music of An-Lun Huang and his groundbreaking collection A Chinese Festival. Four evocative pieces weave together East and West, tradition and innovation, all under the soft glow of the harvest moon.
Featuring selections from the collection A Chinese Festival, by An-Lun Huang.
Pastures - Digital Download
An Old Castle - Digital Download
Mountain - Digital Download
Streams of Yang River - Digital Download
2025-10-0615 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistBlack Cats and Boogie BeatsCats take center stage this week as I play three feline focused pieces for late-elementary through intermediate level piano students. The composers are Lisa Donovan Lukas, Chrissy Ricker, and Scaredy Cat. Mischief, swing, and spooky fun— with a little improv mixed in as well. Perfect repertoire picks for October.
Black Cat Capers, by Lisa Donovan Lukas - Digital Download
Cool Cat Boogie, by Chrissy Ricker Digital Download
Scaredy Cat, by Jennifer Eklund (solo piano version) Digital Download
2025-09-2913 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistAdventures in 6 /8 (legged) timeSpiders may make me squirm, but they sure spin some great music. In this week’s episode, I swat my fears aside to share four creepy-crawly piano pieces by Chris Goldston, Jocelyn Kotchie, and Stacy Fahrion. From tarantellas to tangly webs, these works are spooky, clever, and perfect for your students to sink their fangs into this fall.
The Spider's Masquerade, Christopher Goldston - Digital Download
Spiderweb Salsa, Jocelyn Kotchie - Digital Download
Tomb Spiders, Jocelyn Kotchie - Digital Download
Long Legged Spinners, Stacy Fahrion - Digital Download
2025-09-2216 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistAfternoon, Sunset, Midnight: Piano Pieces for Fall by Rebekah MaxnerFall is in the air, and this week’s episode is all about piano music that captures the colors and moods of the season. I’m featuring three pieces by Canadian composer Rebekah Maxner, whose music is a favorite among piano students and teachers alike. You’ll hear the calm reflection of “Autumn Afternoon,” the simple beauty of “Orange Sunset,” and the jazzy mischief of “Midnight Mind Game.” It’s a short, cozy celebration of autumn through the piano.
Autumn Afternoon by Rebekah Maxner
Orange Sunset by Rebekah Maxner
Midnight Mind Game by Rebekah Maxner
2025-09-1511 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistCool Beans: Jazz, Pop, and Playfulness in Ben Crosland’s Piano MusicThis week on the Piano Pedagogy Playlist, I dive into Cool Beans by English composer Ben Crosland — a fresh, pop-inspired collection of 12 graded pieces for early to late intermediate pianists. After years of hearing good things about this collection, I finally bought the digital download of Book One, sat down at the piano, and couldn’t stop playing — I immediately went through the whole book twice!
Cool Beans, Volume 1 - by Ben Crosland
2025-09-0813 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistRCM Celebration Series Spotlight: Three Contemporary Pieces for Intermediate StudentsThe "Celebration Series" of repertoire books published by the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto have been a longtime favorite source of mine for discovering new pieces by living composers. Updated every seven years, I always find fresh pieces that eventually become old favorites. This week, I highlight three options for intermediate students from the level four, five, and six books- Peter Rudzik’s whimsical Happy Grasshopper, Nkeiru Okoye’s beautifully atmospheric Dusk, and the energetic Running for the Bus by Alexina Louie.
Truly Astounding Animals, by Paul Rudzik
African Sketches, by Nkeiru Okoye
Small Beau...
2025-09-0112 min
I Racconti del PozzoI Benandanti e l’InquisizioneAll’inizio del 1575, un evento apparentemente semplice scosse le tranquille campagne friulane. Paolo Gasparotto, un Benandante di Iassico, donò un amuleto a Pietro Rotaro, un mugnaio di Brazzano, con la promessa di guarire il figlio, afflitto da una malattia misteriosa e incurabile.Il gesto non passò inosservato. Il parroco locale, Bartolomeo Sgabarizza, un uomo estraneo a quelle tradizioni friulane, decise di convocare Gasparotto. Voleva capire cosa si celasse dietro quella “magia popolare
2025-08-2812 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistHang On! Exploring Glenda Austin’s First Jazz SuiteThis three-movement work by the prolific Glenda Austin exhibits all of the qualities that make her music so adored and valued- lyricism, expression, excitement, and with a touch of jazz. The Jazz Suite #1 could be a long-term project for an intermediate student, or split up the various movements between students in your studio and have them perform it tag-team style on the next recital.
Sheet Music, digital download here!
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2025-08-2508 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistConfidence Builders- Getting back on the benchStudents are slowly trickling back into their schools and back into our studios! In an ideal world, our pupils would have all diligently kept up with their piano studies through the summer, but we know that's not always the case.
This week I’m sharing four pieces by Australian composer Daniel McFarlane—fun, impressive-sounding works that are easy to learn and perfect for motivating students who need a quick win at the piano. Easing back into things is a great way to build confidence and set the tone for a fun and productive year.
Eternal Light - Digital Download
Ever Dist...
2025-08-1812 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistAnxiety, keeps on tryin' me...This week we explore the fine art of making your students sweat (musically speaking). I’ll play two pieces that capture the fidgety, feelings of uncertainty that many of our students (and ourselves) experience heading into a new school year. First, the Anxiety Toccata by Scott Price, which doesn't let up from the first note until the double bar. Then I take a spirited dash through Friedrich Burgmüller’s Inquiétude, which offers just enough breathing room to avoid passing out. Along the way, I'll give my thoughts on why the hit pop song “Anxiety” didn’t make today’s playli...
2025-08-1106 min
Piano Pedagogy PlaylistThe End of Summer, The Start of a New PodcastI hear the cicadas. I'm seeing the back-to-school ads on TV. But let's not say goodbye to summer just yet. On the innaugural episode of the podcast, we listen to three evocative pieces on the joys of summer and the melancholy of August. The three pieces by Martha Hill Duncan and are taken from her collection entitled, "Cottage Days".
Water Lilies - More info...
Sandcastles - More info...
August Moon - More info...
2025-08-0310 min
Harpin' On Rugby434 : Leinster v Zebre previewPreview also available on our YouTube channelOur guest : CIARÁN DUFFYhttps://twitter.com/PostToPostSporthttps://posttopost.sport.blogLEINSTER : 15. Jamie Osborne 14. Jimmy O’Brien 13. Garry Ringrose 12. Jordie Barrett 11. James Lowe 10. Sam Prendergast 9. Luke McGrath1. Jack Boyle 2. Rónan Kelleher 3. Thomas Clarkson 4. Joe McCarthy 5. Diarmuid Mangan 6. Ryan Baird 7. Josh van der Flier 8. Jack Conan (c)16. John McKee 17. Andrew Porter 18. Rabah Slimani 19. James Ryan 20. James Culhane 21. Jamison Gibson-Park 22. Ciarán Frawley 23. Robbie HenshawZEBRE : 15. Jacopo Trulla 14. Scott...
2025-05-0912 min
Stivale ItalianoBartolomeo il lupo di mare - Seconda parte - espressioni idiomatiche e proverbi -ep239Siamo arrivati alla seconda e ultima parte di questa avventura di Bartolomeo il lupo di mare.
Esploriamo 20 espressioni idiomatiche con gli animali (e non solo!) usando il potere delle storie.
Stivale Italiano è un podcast di lingua italiana per stranieri, esplora e impara la lingua italiana con i nostri episodi di italiano naturale.
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2024-10-2738 min
Stivale ItalianoBartolomeo il lupo di mare - 10 espressioni con gli animali -ep238-Oggi esploriamo 10 espressioni idiomatiche con gli animali usando il potere delle storie.
Nell'episodio ho detto 11 espressioni, in realtà sono dieci, scusate!
Questa è la storia di Bartolomeo il lupo di mare
Stivale Italiano è un podcast di lingua italiana per stranieri, esplora e impara la lingua italiana con i nostri episodi di italiano naturale.
Vuoi migliorare il tuo italiano? Scrivici a info
@stivaleitaliano.com
📘 Scarica il nostro ebook gratuito: https://www.stivaleitaliano.com/verbipronominali
🎓 Iscriviti ai nostri corsi: https://www.stivaleitaliano.com/corsi
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2024-10-1322 min
Life Changing TripsGiovanni Bartolomeo - Elemental Rhythm: Access deeper levels of consciousness and Embrace Adversity through Breath workWarning: This podcast contains content about plant medicine and should not be taken as medical or legal advice. This podcast is Intended for Entertainment and Educational purposes only. Listener discretion and a healthy dose of curiosity advised. 🌌🌵
Meet Giovanni Bartolomeo, the driving force behind Elemental Rhythm Breath work, a revolutionary approach to unlocking one's full potential through the power of breath. As the founder of Elemental Wellness in Toronto and co-founder of The Personal Development School, Giovanni is not just an entrepreneur but a life adventurer with a passion for experiential learning.
Giovanni's Elemental Rhythm transce...
2024-09-211h 00
Harpin' On Rugby330 : Zebre v Leinster previewPreview also available on our YouTube channel
Our guest : NEIL “KEEGO” KEEGAN
www.keegolaughs.com
Apologies Up Front on Apple Podcasts
LEINSTER : 15. Ciarán Frawley 14. Rob Russell 13. Liam Turner 12. Jamie Osborne 11. Andrew Osborne 10. Ross Byrne 9. Luke McGrath
1. Ed Byrne 2. Lee Barron 3. Thomas Clarkson 4. Ross Molony 5. Jason Jenkins 6. Will Connors 7. Scott Penny (c) 8. Max Deegan
16. John McKee 17. Michael Milne 18. Michael Ala’alatoa 19. Brian Deeny 20. Diarmuid Mangan 21. Fintan Gunne 22. Sam Prendergast 23. Henry McErlean
ZEBRE PARMA : 15. Jacopo Trulla 14. Scott Gregory...
2024-03-2209 min
The West End Frame Show: Theatre News, Reviews & ChatS7 Ep10 (ft. Alex Parker): Alexia Khadime & Lucy St Louis in Wicked, The Woman In Black, Strictly Ballroom, WhatsOnStage Awards + more!Musical Director, Producer and Writer Alex Parker (My Fair Lady / The Light in the Piazza) co-hosts The West End Frame Show!Andrew and Alex discuss Strictly Ballroom (New Wimbledon Theatre, UK Tour) and the WhatsOnStage Awards, as well as the latest news about Wicked casting, The Woman in Black closing, the Nanny McPhee musical and lots more. Alex is currently the musical director for the UK & Ireland tour of My Fair Lady directed by Bartlett Sher.Additionally, Alex is currently producing and musical directing a concert staging of The Light in the Piazza...
2022-11-1550 min
Color CorrectionEp. 1 Person of ColorIn our premiere episode, we talk about the term "Person of Color," when and whether it's OK to use.
Special thanks to Jared Selby for letting us use his track "Right Now" (https://soundcloud.com/slowswitch) and to Luke Bartolomeo our communications manager.
2019-07-0933 min
soultronicHGS 03/19 with Siggatunezthis month https://soundcloud.com/siggatunez
as allways, first hour my guest, second hour me.
1st hour by Siggatunez
1 RayKandinski-Hold Me-Cactus Traxx
2 Dj Psychiatrie-My Love-Whytenumbers
3 Demuja-Brenda-Life Is For Living
4 Alci-1989-Robsoul
5 Hubie Davison-Watcha Say-Regraded
6 Glance-Strong Enough-Footjob
7 KX9000-Itusu Waru-Blaqnumbers
8 Florian-Rush-Modem
9 Gari Romalis-Dub (Dark Pub Mix) - Rawax
10 Labeuz-Dubways-Ondulé
11 2loop-More Of You-Appetit
12 Cloud City-THC (Luke's Live Mix) - Rand Muzik Recordings (Reissue)
2nd hour:
Hurlee - Les Belles Dames (Danvers Remix)
Mangabey - Try to Chill - (Toy Tonics)
Hurlee - The Sunset Lover
Early Motions - Late Night Coffe High
Tour-Maubourg - Rixe - (Groovence)
Vincent Caira - What U D...
2019-04-052h 00
The History of Black Americans and the Black ChurchSlavery & the New World, Pt. 4; the Negro Church, Pt. 4; the Reconstruction Period, Pt. 4Our Scripture verse for today is Luke 9:23-24 which reads: "And he said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me. For whosoever will save his life shall lose it: but whosoever will lose his life for my sake, the same shall save it." Our History of Black Americans and the Black Church quote for today is from Lee June, a professor at Michigan State University and the author of the book, "Yet With A Steady Beat: The Black Church through a Psychological and Biblical L...
2016-06-2720 min
Word RiotAnother OhioAuthor: Luke Bartolomeo
Title: Another Ohio
Genre: Novular
Publication date: February 2009
2009-02-1511 min