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Cardiology TodayTrimetazidine for Early Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy 10/27/25Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded October 27, 2025. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and pathogenic variant. Key takeaway: Trimetazidine for Early Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy.
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Article 1: Recaticimab in adult heterozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia (REMAIN-3): a multicentre, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase 3 study. (Cardiovascular research)
Article 2: Effects of iron deficiency anaemia on maternal haemodynamics and cardiac function in pregnant spontaneously hypertensive rats. (Cardiovascular research)
Article 3: The pioneer factor, ETV2, regulates networks to specify the embryonic endothelial lineage. (Cardiovascular research)
Article 4: YY1 regulates vascular resistance and blood pr...
2025-10-2700 min![Afrobeats To The World Space [ATTW]](https://assets.pippa.io/shows/65b337b085ae67001657b5e8/1761067080597-e3258327-55cd-4850-a380-548315e94680.jpeg)
Afrobeats To The World Space [ATTW]The Diaries of EL Sucio GUAPO ft Peruzzi + New Music: Blaqbonez, Ayra Starr, Rema, & More |Ep 79On this episode of #ATTWSpace, we sit down with the ever-talented Peruzzi as he shares the story of his journey from the early days at DMW to becoming an independent artist. He opens up about his growth, the experiences that shaped him under Davido’s wing, and the inspiration behind his new album Sabali.We also get into the latest drama in the Nigerian music scene as Blaqbonez drops a new album featuring ACL, a diss track aimed at Odumodublvck. We break down the beef, the lyrics, and how fans are reacting.All this and mo...
2025-10-223h 09
Wisdom WomenGive Yourself Permission. Release Control! Marilyn Burgos Wisdom Women Season 4, Episode 3🎙️ Wisdom Women Podcast | Season 4, Episode 3Guest: Marilyn Burgos, MS, CDMP, 500 RYT — Integrative Health & Movement Coach | Founder of Evolve Well NJI couldn’t wait to release this episode — that’s how powerful this conversation is. 💫In this early drop of Wisdom Women, I sit down with Marilyn Burgos, an Integrative Health and Movement Coach who helps people restore balance, resilience, and vitality through nervous system regulation and mindful movement.Marilyn shares her journey to holistic healing — and how her mother’s courage and determination, coming to a new country and thriving for her children, shaped her understanding of empowerment and self-trust.We also t...
2025-10-1438 min
Big Boss InterviewLarry Ellison is the world’s richest person for a brief period.US tech billionaire Larry Ellison briefly becomes the world’s richest person after shares in his business Oracle soar in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange. We examine how he has built his business empire which is valued at $393bn.We are in Mexico City to hear about protests about the increasing numbers of outsiders coming in and pushing up things like house prices , and the impact this having on local residents.We hear about some of the challenges facing Gen Z, those born in the late 1990’s and early 2000s as they head...
2025-09-1149 min
Destroy! The influence of punk."Vaughan Oliver: fond affections.” Pt II“Fond affections are never said, they’re only sung in song.” (Michael Allen, Rema Rema)—Born in 1957 in County Durham, northeast England, British designer Vaughan Oliver stepped out of a world steeped in tradition and into the nonconformist realm of the music industry. Growing up in an environment devoid of culture, it was through Surrealism and Pop Art that he discovered modern art, its power to open up his imagination, and provide a doorway to new adventures rich with possibilities. Inspired by the work of record cover designer Roger Dean, he eventually...
2025-06-2639 min
Destroy! The influence of punk."Vaughan Oliver: fond affections." Pt I“Fond affections are never said, they’re only sung in song.” (Michael Allen, Rema Rema)—Born in 1957 in County Durham, northeast England, British designer Vaughan Oliver stepped out of a world steeped in tradition and into the nonconformist realm of the music industry. Growing up in an environment devoid of culture, it was through Surrealism and Pop Art that he discovered modern art, its power to open up his imagination, and provide a doorway to new adventures rich with possibilities. Inspired by the work of record cover designer Roger Dean, he eventually...
2025-06-2644 min
Industry PlantsEpisode 129 | "Face of the League (Feat. Kojo)"welcome back to thestereovision podcast! in today's episode we are joined by a very special guest. kojo is a digital marketing extraordinaire who has worked with some of our favorite artists including gunna, ken carson, destroy lonely, rema, lil keed, and so many more. you can follow kojo on instagram here:
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2025-03-111h 43
Keys of the Kingdom12/21/24: Polity of The Church - Part 6"Polity"?; Early Church activities; Christ's abilities; Gospels vs Apostles; The Comforter; Two-by-two; Inspired authors; Baptism; Christ the king; "Logos" vs "Rema"; Sharing/Charity in the kingdom; Mobilizing resources; "Worship" service; Early Church was decentralized; Social welfare; Daily ministration; "Politeia" G4174; Eph 2:12; Administration of civil affairs; Loving God and neighbor; Acts 22:28; "Conversation"; Being a citizen; Pagan altars of Rome; Corban; Communism; Acts 23:1; Phil 1:27; Political Christ; Elders donating; God's government of love; Public vs private religion; Where is your "service"; Repentance; Perfect law of liberty; Empowering choice in other people; Thievery; Covetousness; Omitting inconvenient truths; What God wants you to do; Article 6...
2024-12-211h 55
The Early Music Podcast10. Nature and humanism | Jurgen De Bruyn In this last episode, Darina meets the artistic director of the Zefiro Torna ensemble, Jurgen De Bruyn, to discuss the shift towards ecological awareness and the collaborative approach as an example of interest in and respect for other cultures. In the course of this conversation, Jurgen de Bruyn mentions a project he launched during the Covid-19 pandemic about ecological sustainability and how this theme is a priority for the music sector.CREDITSguest Jurgen De Bruyn, Zefiro Tornainterview & editing Darina Ablogina...
2024-11-1907 min
The Early Music Podcast9. Drawing inspiration from influential women of the past | Laura Granero, Hannah Ely and Aino Peltomma In this episode, Darina talks to three female guests, Laura Granero, Hannah Ely and Aino Peltomma, who share their views on diversity in their country and the inspiration they draw from influential women of the past. We look at what it meant to be a musician in the 19th century, what it meant to have a traditional upbringing in Victorian England, and how religious dynamics influenced women artists in medieval Finland.CREDITSguests Hannah Ely, sopranoAino Peltomaa, sopranoLaura Granero, pianist
2024-11-1909 min
The Early Music Podcast8. Institution in transition | Teunis van der Zwart With the director of the early music department at the Royal Conservatory The Hague, Teunis van der Zwart, we discuss the challenges of making a conservatoire more diverse and inclusive safe space, as well as open to interdepartmental collaborations. Finally, we find out how the lives of students and teachers can be made safer in an institution, and look at the development of music conservatoires in general.CREDITSguest Teunis van der Zwart, Koninklijk Conservatoriuminterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMA
2024-11-1907 min
The Early Music Podcast7. Gender equality in early music l Lila Hajosi How do we tackle gender equality issues in our sector? How do we deal with problematic texts of music works? Lila Hajosi, director of Ensemble Irini and co-founder of the French network #EllesDirigent, which supports women ensemble directors, will share her views on the challenges raised by these issues and the importance of creating an atmosphere of collaboration.CREDITSguest Lila Hajosi, Ensemble Iriniinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic
2024-11-1910 min
The Early Music Podcast6. Early Music America's diversity initiatives | Karin Cuéllar Rendón This episode is devoted to a guest straight from America: Karin Cuéllar Rendón, from the Early Music America network, historic Bolivian violinist, researcher and social justice advocate. Together with Darina, they will discuss issues of inclusivity and diversity in the field of early music, as well as interaction with the LGBTQI+ community and enlarging audiences, resources and funding.CREDITSguest Karin Cuéllar Rendón, Early Music Americainterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldi
2024-11-1914 min
The Early Music Podcast5. MA Festival Brugge: the new approach | Jan Van den Borre In this episode, Jan Van den Borre, artistic director of MA Festival Brugge, presents his approach to programming one of the oldest early music festivals in the world. We talk about communication, mediation and engagement of the audience, the importance of empathy and respect in relationships with artists, and the challenges raised by today's genre definitions.CREDITSguest Jan Van den Borre, MAfestival Bruggeinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic
2024-11-1910 min
The Early Music Podcast4. Baroque theatre in all its diversity l Anna Karinsdotter Anna Karinsdotter, managing director of Drottningholm Theatre in Sweden, shares in this episode the strategies used by the Theatre to be more effective and inclusive in terms of audiences, and how this artistic genre is taking steps to include children and artists with special needs in a baroque opera performance.CREDITSguest Anna Karinsdotter, Drottningholms Slottsteaterinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic"Come nube che fugge - Agrippina", George...
2024-11-1908 min
The Early Music Podcast3. EEEmerging strategies of transition | Isabelle Battioni This episode is devoted to the EEEmerging programme and its lasting change, openness to mental health issues and the mid-career diversion of professional musicians. Isabelle Battioni, director of the Centre culturel de rencontre d'Ambronay, shares her rich professional experience on these current issues.CREDITSguest Isabelle Battioni, Centre culturel de rencontre d’Ambronayinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic"Sr. Ulick Burk", "The soup of good drink" and "The hi...
2024-11-1908 min
The Early Music Podcast2. Queer theater with historical connotations | Michael Hell, Thomas Höft and Georg Krones In this episode, we're off to discover the traditions of historical queer theatre and the problem of ‘ideological’ traditionalist practices in music. Darina will discuss the possibility of re-examining the original texts with members of the ĀRT HOUSE 17 ensemble: Michael Hell, Thomas Höft and Georg Krones.CREDITSguests Michael Hell, Thomas Höft and Georg Krones, ĀRT HOUSE 17interview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta RinaldimusicExcerpts "Kaffeekantate"performe...
2024-11-1909 min
The Early Music Podcast1. Young festival in transition | Jorge Losana In this first episode, Darina shares a discussion with the artistic director of the ECOS festival and director of the Cantoría vocal ensemble, Jorge Losana, about the evolution of the young festival he organises, keeping in mind his unique approach to awareness-raising, repertoires diversity, and an empathetic and inclusive attitude towards the audience.CREDITSguest Jorge Losana, ECOS Festival interview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic"Oy comamos y be...
2024-11-1910 min
Life–NotedDJ Legacy: You Really Have Me in My Feels BagDJ Legacy reflects on solo dance parties as a teenager in the early '90s, living with loss, and much more about the roots of her music heritage.Songs featured in order of appearance:Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)Club Classics Vol. 1Soul II Soul 1989My Heart Belongs to YouDiary of a Mad BandJodeci1993Nothing Even MattersThe Miseducation of Lauryn HillLauryn Hill 1998Politics as UsualReasonable DoubtJay-Z 1996Hur...
2024-09-2748 min
THE6IX4MIXSHOW WITH DJ 6IX4episode 049Episode 049Bel-Air - Larry June, Jay Worthy, LNDN DRGSBust Fire - Lil PoppaDo It For Dooterz - MozzyBuilt My Legacy - Kodak Black, OffsetTypa Nigga - Nino Breeze, Rick Ross, Moneybagg YoMillions - Talibando, Veeze, LuckiPhone & a Gmail - IAMSUMiami Blue - Megan Thee Stallion, BIG K.R.I.T, Buddah BlessHit - Yella Beezy...
2024-09-241h 21
Art Lovers Forum PodcastEpisode 26 - Leslie Weissman
Everyone in the art world needs to know Leslie Weissman. She knows the ins and outs of the creative and business side of art better than most. She is an artist, collector, advisor, curator, pop-up gallerist, lecturer, educator, networker, and avid reader. What’s more, she is very close to her husband Michael and children.
None of this is an exaggeration. I’m a friend of hers and I see her in action. She has boundless energy for everything she is passionate about. She has helped me so many times it’s almost embarrassing. That’s why I...
2024-09-1655 min
The Lentini PodcastTHE US PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE, TRUMP'S ASSASINATION ATTEMPT, REMA'S NEW ALBUM - FLPS6E9 (Podcast)The crew connected for episode 9 to discuss our highlights of the the recent US presidential debate between President Biden and former President Donald Trump in the first presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle. The 90-minute affair that was defined by rambling answers by the current president, and lies and misstatements by his predecessor.
The candidates fielded questions about the economy, abortion, the Middle East, the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, Trump's recent criminal conviction and more.
It was painful to watch president Biden stumbled through many of his answers early on in the debate and sounded like he was losing...
2024-07-261h 05
All Songs ConsideredThe Contenders, Vol. 14: The songs we can't stop playing this weekWe update our running tally of the year's best songs with a return from Moses Sumney, 2022 Tiny Desk Contest winner Alisa Amador, Orville Peck's collaboration with Beck and more.Featured songs and artists:1. Orville Peck and Beck: "Death Valley High," from Stampede2. Nilüfer Yanya: "Call It Love," from My Method Actor3. Alisa Amador: "Woke Up Today," from Multitudes4. Moses Sumney: "Gold Coast," from Sophcore5. Neil Young and Crazy Horse: "Helpless," from Early Daze6. Rema: "YAYO," from HEISLike the show? Tell a friend and leave us a review in A...
2024-07-2345 min
Startup Ideas Agent3 business ideas and 14 business learnings discussed on 2024-07-07:1. Take Your Company Public Early. - Elapsed: 0:08, Remaining: 9:062. Airbnb for cars. - Elapsed: 4:00, Remaining: 5:143. Waging Asymmetric Warfare on the Present. - Elapsed: 7:57, Remaining: 1:171. Building a company in the public market is advantageous. - Elapsed: 0:38, Remaining: 8:362. Founder Count and Its Impact on Business Growth. - Elapsed: 0:58, Remaining: 8:173. The Shifting Landscape of Free Trials and Freemium Models in SaaS. - Elapsed: 1:17, Remaining: 7:574. The Correlation Between Target Market and Growth Rate in SaaS. - Elapsed: 1:39, Remaining: 7:355. Funding Considerations for Bootstrapped SaaS Businesses. - Elapsed: 2:01, Remaining: 7:136. SaaS...
2024-07-0809 min
Early Music StoriesIntervista al Tenore San Gavino di OniferiIl canto a tenore della Sardegna nel Festival di musica antica di Stoccolma Nel corso del workshop intitolato Collaboration with the Nordic early music scene, inserito nel programma della conferenza del REMA / Early music in Europe, tra i vari temi affrontati nella discussione tra i partecipanti, c’è stato anche quello della opportunità di includere musiche di tradizione orale nel contesto delle iniziative e manifestazioni dedicate alla musica antica.Ma la risposta era già presente nel programma musicale dello Stockholm Early Music Festival, che ha ospitato la conferenza, nel quale risaltava la presenza dei cantori del Ten...
2024-06-1429 minEarly Music StoriesIntervista a Peter PontvikIl Barocco latinoamericano a StoccolmaIl Festival di musica antica di Stoccolma è stato preceduto dalla conferenza internazionale intitolata Nordic Early Music in a Global Context, all’interno della quale si è svolta anche la conferenza annuale del REMA / Early Music in Europe.Rappresentanti di diversi paesi europei si sono incontrati con numerosi colleghi scandinavi, che fanno parte della rete NORDEM (Nordic Early Music), ragionando su possibili strategie per dare un nuovo impulso agli scambi, alla collaborazione e alla diffusione nell’ambito della cosiddetta musica antica, che non è soltanto una definizione cronologica ma anche, e forse oggi sop...
2024-06-0917 min
Shu"T First, Ask Questions Later48. Printing Press Politics: Investigating the Mishneh Torah Copyright Controversy - Feat. Dr. Tamara Morsel-EisenbergJoin us for a fascinating journey through the intersection of Jewish history, copyright law, and community politics in our latest episode, "Printing Press Politics: Investigating the Mishneh Torah Copyright Controversy". Dr. Tamara Morsel-Eisenberg, a renowned expert in Jewish studies, joins us to delve into the contentious debate surrounding the reprinting of Maimonides' monumental work, the Mishneh Torah - as addressed by the Rema (responsum no. 10). From the printing presses of 16th-century Italy to modern-day copyright disputes, we explore how this controversy reflects deeper tensions between ownership, accessibility, and the public good. With Dr. Morsel-Eisenberg's insightful guidance, we uncover the...
2024-06-0537 min
Dementia MattersMaking an IMPACT: Advancing Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical Trials Through Workforce Development and InclusivityAdvances in Alzheimer’s disease clinical trials are accelerating rapidly, leading to new insights and disease-modifying therapies, but how does the field continue bolstering that momentum? For Dr. Rema Raman, it’s through improving inclusivity and training for early-career researchers. Recorded at the 2024 Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Dementias Research Day, Dr. Raman joins the podcast to discuss her work in research recruitment and retention, the importance of training the next generation of clinical trialists in dementia research with the IMPACT-AD program and more from her featured presentation.
Guest: Rema Raman, PhD, co-director, Institute of Methods and Protocols for Ad...
2024-04-2623 min
The Early Music Podcast10. Impressions from the Early Music Summit Hello and welcome to the last special episode of the 4th season of the Early Music Podcast, dedicated to the impressions shared by the participants of the Early Music Summit with host Darina Ablogina. CREDITSguests Richard Lorber, WDR and the Early Music Days in Herne Mélanie Froehly, ZAMUSThomas Höft and Georg Kroneis, Kunsthaus 17Lila Hajosi, Ensemble IriniJorge Losana, ECOS Festival Sofie Vanden Eynde, Imago Mundi EnsembleJurgen De bruyn, Zefiro Torna EnsembleK...
2024-03-2815 min
(in)sight-reading enlightenment/early music podcastThe book "Alte Musik heute" and its creatorsHello dear friends and music lovers!
Today we're taking a look at the new book recently published by Bärenreiter Verlag "Alte Musik heute
Geschichte und Perspektiven Historischer Aufführungspraxis."
"Early Music Today
History and Perspectives of Historical Performance Practice."
https://www.baerenreiter.com/en/shop/product/details/BVK2520/
I was lucky enough to meet the editor
Richard Lorber, who is also the editor for early music and opera at WDR, and his colleagues who contributed several articles to the book.
https://miz.or...
2024-03-0525 min
Champions with Chequebook$Rema Subramanian, Co-founder and Managing Partner at Ankur CapitalIn this fantastic episode, Rema Subramanian, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Ankur Capital Fund brings together all the 12 years of early-stage investing experience to the fore along with our host, Maya Chandrasekaran, Co-founder and Partner, Green Artha, Co-founder, Women In Investing Community.
Rema speaks passionately about how Science helps move consumer behaviour forward. A multi-faceted person herself, Rema identifies her non-conformist hobbies or talents as a way to help her excel at her core job of investing. Her journey from factories (no toilets for women. Any surprises there?) to being at the cusp of the IT revolution and di...
2024-03-0414 min
Alex Marx / Dj / ProducerAlex W Marx Ibiza Djs Selections Minimal Deep Tech MixPlaylist :
01 : LewRaz - Early In The AM - Original Mix [Ginkgo Music]
02 : Elian As & Martin Deen - Take Off (Martin Bordacahar Remix) [Mandala Limited]
03 : Sampson. - At the Club [Rules Don't Apply]
04 : Guy Gerber, Albertina - Bocat (Michael Bibi Remix) [Rumors]
05 : HKNC, Ozgur Uzar - Jazzy Town - Original Mix [Ginkgo Music]
06 : Josu Freire - The Dancefloor - Original Mix [Ginkgo Music]
07 : Sam Warner - Stop And Stand Still - Original Mix [Ginkgo Music]
08 : Jose M, Ciclo, CAAL - Dexter - Caal Remix [Ginkgo Music]
09 : Eddy M - Donkey Kongas [EMrec]
10 : Tomi & Kesh, Alessandro Diruggiero - Space Barbie (Extended Mix...
2024-01-0758 min
IN THE VALLEY19. Taking the NBA to the next level with Nigeria and its diasporaWelcome to Silverbacks Valley, a podcast changing the narrative around Africa through the bridging of the worlds of #venturecapital, #tech, #sports, #media and #lifestyle.Visit us at https://silverbacksvalley.comFind us on Youtube : https://bit.ly/3PIwbVgA question? Write to us at contact@silverbacksvalley.comDisclaimer : This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only, no content of the conversation should be considered as investment advice. This episode of Silverbacks Valley is br...
2023-11-2835 min
The Early Music Podcast9. EarlyMuse: Find your jig partner in a Research Lab | Rebekah Ahrendt In a branch of music where research plays such a central role, how can there be such a disconnection between research and performance? How can we create cooperation between both fields? These themes, according to Rebekah Ahrendt, are central in "EarlyMuse", a research action funded by the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST). Listen to her describe her ideal world in this final episode of the 4th season of the Early Music Podcast! CREDITSguest Rebekah Ahrendt, Utrecht University interview & editing Darina Ablogina
2023-11-2622 min
The Early Music Podcast8. Give a guidonian hand to the audience | Isaac Alonso de Molina How early music can be specific in its approach to new audiences? How are conservatoires tackling this issue? Isaac Alonso de Molina shares his views on the need for conservatoires to teach audience development, as the first step to develop the artists' skills to engage with society, and a focal point of the European Association of Conservatoires' Early Music working group discussions. CREDITSguest Isaac Alonso de Molina, Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag interview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinald...
2023-11-2617 min
(in)sight-reading enlightenment/early music podcastLucas Debargue: Music is here to disturb usIn this episode, I visit Lucerne and have a glass of wine with the outstanding French pianist Lucas Debargue.
https://www.lucasdebargue.com
His career took off when he won a special prize at the Tchaykowsky Competition in 2015. Debargue was then invited to perform solo recitals, concerts and chamber music concerts in concert halls such as the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall in Moscow, the Concert Hall of the Mariinsky Theater, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, the Theatre des Champs Elysées, the Salle Gaveau, Carnegie Hall in New York, etc.
2023-11-2621 min
The Early Music Podcast7. Diversity: For more polyphony in the sector! | Reginald Mobley What’s the situation of inclusion in the Early Music sector? In this episode, countertenor Reginald Mobley puts the issues of race, gender, and more generally, identity under the spotlight. He talks about the challenges and discrimination he faced as an Afro-American singer, and opens our eyes to the progress that still needs to be made to make the sector more inclusive. CREDITSguest Reginald Mobley, countertenorinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimusic
2023-11-2131 min
The Early Music Podcast6. Recording: Think outside the CD box | Hannelore Guittet What’s the current situation of recordings in Early Music? How can we innovate in a sector that has undergone such change in recent years? Listen to Hannelore Guittet’s view on the topic: starting as co-founder of recording label NomadMusic, she had to adapt to drastic changes in the recording industry and created interactive application NomadPlay. She shares some of her processes and reflects on the perks of this creative mindset!CREDITSguest Hannelore Guittet, NomadPlayinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMA
2023-11-2120 min
The Early Music Podcast5. Research: Terra incognita or land of new emotions? | Tiago Simas Freire In this episode, Tiago Simas Freire discusses how research is also a means of connecting the past with present emotions. More than historically informed, Early Music can be culturally informed and resonate with our own experiences. And that’s the first step for successful research projects that will breach the market! CREDITSguest Tiago Simas Freire, "Per esercitarsi nella dispositione di gorgia" (CNSMDL, Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, HEM Geneva)interview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldimu...
2023-11-1414 min
The Early Music Podcast4. Recycle and reuse : The ultimate creativity | Raphaël Pichon How do we create and innovate in early music today? How do we reappropriate music that has been played thousands of times? Raphaël Pichon puts honesty, generosity, objectivity and responsibility at the heart of his work with the Pygmalion ensemble. In this 4th episode, he shares his views on the challenges faced by each generation, the need for an open mind and artistic responsibility. CREDITSguest Raphaël Pichon, Ensemble Pygmalioninterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta Rinaldi...
2023-11-1419 min
The Early Music Podcast3. Meet an agent: Become an artist? | Clementine Richard What role do agents play in promoting early music? How can they help the sector evolve? Management, digitization, new expectations, news skills... Clémentine Richard from l'Agence Artist Management shares her views on the changes in the management business in this third episode of the Early Music Podcast. CREDITSguest Clementine Richard, Agence Artist Managementinterview & editing Darina Abloginaproduction REMAdesign Doretta RinaldimusicAria, Nicola Matteisperformed by Gli Incogn...
2023-11-0716 min
The Early Music Podcast2. Defining early music: I'd rather change Continents | Romina Lischka What’s the scope of early music? This unanswerable question impacts our practices and our approaches to the sector. Since reaching a common definition seems idealistic, why not embrace the different meanings given to these words, and what they imply for their supporters and their activities? In this second episode, Romina Lischka shares her specific vision of early music, influenced by an intercultural approach and a desire to pass on and broaden horizons by mixing oral and written traditions, early and contemporary music. CREDITSguest Romina Lischka, leader of the...
2023-11-0712 min
The Early Music Podcast1. Sight-reading European policies | Rarita Zbranca How can Europe contribute to strenghten the early music scene? How can cultural policies be regulated at European level when culture is so specific to one country? What are the concrete impacts of European policies at the level of a country, a network, a town, etc.? In this first episode, Rarita Zbranca explains the repercussions of EU policies on the Romanian cultural scene, using the Cluj Cultural Center (Romania) as an example. CREDITSguest Rarita Zbranca, program director at the Cluj Cultural Centerinterview & editi...
2023-11-0713 min
RFM ConnectThe AnointingAn Excerpt from Sunday's Word of Inspiration - Pastor Spencer encourages believers to be witnesses for Christ, lights shining in a dark world. We live in a world that embraces the works of the flesh and rejects the Spirit of God. We need to stand in the Anointing of the Holy Spirit as the early disciples did and walk in Truth despite persecution. With God, All things are possible! Ref: Acts 1Support the show
2023-05-2623 min
Baby KakesBest of Rema 2023 Mix | Baby KakesANOTHA BANGER! A compilation of Rema from his early mixtapes to current bangers, enjoy!
2023-05-2243 min
(in)sight-reading enlightenment/early music podcastThe history of female composersThe REMA Award-winning early music podcast (in)sight-reading enlightenment would like to support REMA's great initiative and is preparing a special episode to be aired on Early Music Day. In this episode of the podcast, we explore the connection of eras in the context of diversity. Our guests - traverso player Liane Sadler, who explores the legacy of the first published composer Magdalena Casulana, and a composer of our time, Francesca Gaza, a young, talented and successful artist who made her debut with the improvisational album "Kugelförmigkeit",dedicated to jazz and early music.
Co-hosts: Dakota Wayne, a...
2023-03-2141 min
Lines of TikTokAnother Banger Baby, Calm Down, Calm DownRema, the Nigerian singer-songwriter, and Selena Gomez, the American pop star, are both renowned for their exceptional talent and global influence in the music industry. Rema, known for his unique fusion of Afrobeat and trap music, has captivated audiences with his infectious melodies and impressive vocal range. His rise to stardom at a young age has garnered him a massive following and critical acclaim, establishing him as one of Africa's most promising artists. On the other hand, Selena Gomez, with her versatile voice and captivating performances, has solidified her status as a pop icon worldwide. From her early days as...
2023-03-0909 min
The Early Music Podcast10. Suor Maria Celeste | Laurie Stras Does music get suddenly better when it’s linked to the Borgia family, or are we ok with anonymously composed pieces?In this final episode of the season, musicologist Laurie Stras introduces us to an enigmatic composer: Suor Maria Celeste (1600-1634), illegitimate daughter of the Italian scientist Galileo, and a Florentine nun of the early 17th century. She was the illegitimate daughter of the Italian scientist Galileo and a Florentine nun in the early 17th century. She wrote some magnificent polyphonic compositions, found by the researcher in the Biffoli-Sostegni Manuscript and performed by her al...
2023-01-3116 min
The Early Music Podcast9. Clara Wieck-Schumann | Natasha Loges Probably a XIXth century woman couldn’t contribute significantly as an artist, composer or concert organizer, right?And if we apply the critical eye of early music to more recent times, what do we get? Here we take a step aside to discover the work of Clara Wieck-Schumann (1819-1896), a genius pianist and talented composer, overshadowed by a composer husband at a time when married women were kept out of the public sphere. Natasha Loges, professor of musicology, tells us about her career as a pianist after her husband's death and how concerts were sc...
2023-01-3120 min
The Early Music Podcast8. Guillaume de Machaut | Björn Schmelzer How are you an artist when you are just following a tradition and reading a score?With this eighth episode, Björn Schmelzer takes us on a journey of discovery of medieval sacred music and the oral tradition. This episode a dive into the revival of early music in the XXᵉ century and is dedicated to the French composer and writer Guillaume de Machaut from the XIVᵉ century, whose famous Messe de Nostre Dame performed by the ensemble Graindelavoix will musically illustrate the speaker's point.To go further >
2023-01-3117 min
The Early Music Podcast7. Henry Purcell | Errollyn Wallen How could we possibly top the perfection that is a masterpiece like Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas?In this seventh episode, composer Errollyn Wallen presents her opera Dido's Ghost, a sequel to Henry Purcell's (1659-1695) semi-opera Dido and Æneas. At a time when the Baroque and the performing arts were flourishing in England, Purcell's work offered his contemporaries a delightful spectacle that continues to inspire artists and musicians today. Prepare to be immersed in the world of this incredible baroque opera and the tumultuous story of these two lovers, taken straight from Virgil's Aeneid.
2023-01-3114 min
The Early Music Podcast6. Hildegard von Bingen | Benjamin Bagby What is so fascinating about some medieval nun’s songs?Better known for her important work as a naturalist and physician, Abbess Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) also composed more than one hundred and fifty liturgical songs and melodies, which were rediscovered in the late 1970s by the ensemble Sequentia and its two directors, Barbara Thornton and Benjamin Bagby. In this sixth episode, Bagby tells us about the rediscovery of early music in the second half of the twentieth century, a movement to which he and his ensemble contributed greatly. To...
2023-01-3115 min
The Early Music Podcast5. Ludwig van Beethoven | Olga Pashchenko Don’t you sometimes wish you could just ask Beethoven what he meant in that peculiar passage?This fifth episode is devoted to one of the most famous composers in classical music: Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), presented by Olga Pashchenko. While this one is not obviously early music, it does allow us to look back at the history of the piano, the instrument of choice of the great composer. Do not hesitate to consult the resources below to discover more about the mechanism of the piano and its ancestors. To...
2023-01-3114 min
The Early Music Podcast4. Guillaume Dufay | Catalina Vicens Why do you care so much about what sort of keyboard Johan Sebastian Bach used to play on?This fourth episode is devoted to the fifteenth-century Flemish composer Guillaume Dufay, but also to a work of art that is as mythical as it is mystical, The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb (1432, Saint Bavo Cathedral, Ghent) by the Van Eyck brothers. Catalina Vicens takes us on a journey of discovery of this timeless work and, more generally, the textual or figurative sources that point researchers and musicians to the way music was played before the ei...
2023-01-3117 min
The Early Music Podcast3. Claudio Monteverdi | Tim Carter What happens when a piece by Monteverdi finds its way to its original concert hall?In the third episode of season 3 of the Early Music Podcast, Tim Carter introduces us to Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643), an Italian composer and contemporary of Girolamo Frescobaldi, who is considered one of the creators of opera and, with Orfeo, the author of the first masterpiece of the genre. From Florence to Venice, passing through Mantua, this third episode evokes the privileged link between architecture and music and evokes the scenic dimension of the works of Monteverdi and his contemporaries.
2023-01-3123 min
The Early Music Podcast2. Girolamo Frescobaldi | Francesco Corti Why can’t you just read the score that you want to perform?Dedicated to the Italian genius composer Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643), this episode is an introduction to early music performance and textual sources. Francesco Corti, harpsichordist and conductor, explains the principles of musical improvisation and, above all, how composers told their contemporaries how to play their music. We will then go on to discover the cultural and musical revolution that was the 'Seconda Prattica', a revival to which Frescobaldi contributed greatly.To go further >...
2023-01-3121 min
The Early Music Podcast1. Introduction | Andrew Burn What is so special about Early Music that it makes people so passionate about it?What is it like to “rediscover” today a composer from 1000 years ago? What do you learn about a piece when you search for the ultimate grail of the original concert hall it was first performed in? How can you try to rebuild a long gone Renaissance instrument and not lose your sanity? And, more than everything, what is so fascinating about it that you would want, today, in 2023, to dedicate your life to it? Let’s investigate, in 9 episodes, listen...
2023-01-3107 min
Sound and VisionCynthia DaignaultCynthia Daignault received a BA in Art and Art History from Stanford University. She has presented solo exhibitions and projects at many major museums and galleries, including the New Museum of Contemporary art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, MASS MoCA, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and White Columns. Her work is in numerous public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Walker Art Center, and the Baltimore Museum of Art. Daignault is a regularly published author, and editor of numerous publications...
2022-12-221h 16
C86 Show - Indie PopRenegade Soundwave & Rema Rema- Gary AsquithGary Asquith - Renegade Soundwave & Rema Rema- in conversation with David Eastaugh
Debuting on Rhythm King label with the "Kray Twins" single, their early records mixed together the sound of the then embryonic dance scene, hip-hop, dub, sampling and electro-industrial noise. Later singles such as "Biting My Nails" (a cover version of a song by Genevieve Waite, from her 1974 album, Romance is on the Rise, produced by her husband, John Phillips of The Mamas and the Papas) and "Probably a Robbery" eventually reaching number 38 in the UK Singles Chart in 1990, mostly due to the AA side "Ozone B...
2022-12-051h 23
Artistic Finance118: Want Something Done? Give It To A Music Teacher! with Steve Altinel (Part 1 of 2)A discussion with Steve Altinel, the artistic director of the Long Island Musical Theatre Festival.
We discuss:
⭐️ Filling the artistic cup.
⭐️ Choosing music instead of the family business.
⭐️ The long hours necessary for working in theater.
⭐️ The financial stability of a teaching job versus freelancing.
⭐️ Preparing students to have a leg up in the professional world.
⭐️ Coordinating choirs for The Hunchback of Notre Dame at The Argyle Theater.
⭐️ Time management as a high school teacher while balancing professional music director jobs.
Early Release...
2022-10-2452 min
DJ DINO BRAVO MUSIC SESSIONSLIVE @MOTSWEDINGFM 04/AUG/202201-JOEBOY-BABY 02-JOE BOY-CALL 03-CHRIS BROWN feat WIZKID-CALL ME EVERYDAY 04-JACKSON 5-I WANT YOU BACK 05-DARKOO feat BUJU & TSB-BAD FROM EARLY 06-REMA & RVSSIAN-BEAMER (BAD BOYS) 07-DAVIDO & CHRIS BROWN-BLOW MY MIND 08-MANU WORLDSTAR-NALINGI 09-REMA-GINGER ME 10-DJ DINO BRAVO feat NELZ & MANDISA MAMBA-STAY REAL 11-WIZKID feat JUSTIN BIEBER-ESSENCE 12-FAT JOE feat ASHANTI-WHAT’S LUV 13-BLACK EYED PEAS-IMMA BE 14-6IX9INE feat TORY LANEZ-KIKA 15-ED SHEERAN-SHAPE OF YOU 17-ED SHEERAN & JUSTIN BIEBER-I DON’T CARE 18-KODAK BLACK feat TRAVIS SCOTT-ZEZE 19-SNOW-INFORMER 20-BIG SEAN-IDFWU
2022-08-0930 min
The SquadHappy New Month 🌼Hey Squad,Long time no newsletter, but I feel like it’s still early enough in the month to wish you guys a Happy New Month! So… Happy May! 🌼This past week I had been really, really looking forward to the Rema concert. I even had my yellow outfit (if you know, you know)! But, heh! It was capital H for hectic. But we still managed to make the most out of it. Shout out to everyone who I met there!WHERE I’VE BEENLast week I got the chance to attend...
2022-05-0900 min
Return of the Mak PodcastEpisode 83: We All Cry (feat. @musicandhooppodcast)First of all, I wanna say THANK YOU to every single one of you that listen and watch this podcast. So much work and time and planning go into it and hearing how much you guys enjoy it makes it all worth it. Also, a big thank you to every single one of you that have been on set of an episode: guests, crew, friends of guests/crew etc. Thank you all!Welcome back to the podcast! Glad you’re back again for another episode of this audio art. On this episode, Duke sits with great supporters an...
2022-04-061h 49
Out Of LineOOL_0003 Deschooling Part 1-Start From Where You AreCandis and Annie discuss the motivations to walk away from the school system and begin to work toward something new. This work begins with deschooling, the ongoing deprogramming process to shed the expectations and beliefs internalized through being part of the school system. As we set out on this experience of letting go of our schoolish ways, we share the raw and vulnerable steps we'll encounter along the way. We mention many of the wise guides who have already helped us along the way. Here are some of them along with their Instagram accounts: Dr. Rema @drrema; Akilah Richards @fareofthefreechild...
2022-03-0828 min
DJ SELECTA BEAST 🇬🇩DJ SELECTA BEAST- WE LOVE AFROBEAT THE PROJECTBEST OF AFROBEATS SONGS IN 2021
1.BLESSED WIZKID FEAT. DAMIAN MARLEY
2.LOVE NWANTITI (AH AH AH) (INTRO - CLEAN)- CKAY
3.SMILE PO INTRO EDIT - CLEAN -WIZKID F. H.E.R.
4.FREE MIND (DJCITY INTRO)- TEMS
5.THE MOOD (MAIN)-TIMAYA
6.DOOR (MAIN)-JOEBOY & KWESI ARTHUR
7.Joro - WIZKID
8.Duro (Clean)-DJ Crown Prince ft Thaoban
9.TOUCH IT (INTRO) CLUB)-KIDI
10. YOU-OMAH LAY
11.BUMBUMBUM (INTRO)-HARRYSONG FT. DAVIDO
12.ALREADY (CK INTRO - CLEAN)-BEYONCE, SHATTA WALE & MAJOR LAZER
13.Testimony (Intro Dirty)- BUJU
14.MOOD-WIZKID FT. BUJU
15.Understand (Intro)[Clean]-The Goodfellas / Omah Lay
16.Alcohol (Main)- Joeboy
17.Forever (Clean...
2021-12-1543 min
Who Made That Song?S01 E05 - You Know The Vibes with Andrevibez - Part 1We're joined on this episode by none other than the leader of Vibe Music Factory, Alexander Uwaifo p.k.a Andrevibez.
Andrevibez is a music producer and audio engineer signed to one of the most reputable record labels in Africa, Mavin Records.
He has worked with some of the best artistes in the Nigerian music industry including Ladipoe, Rema, Ayra Starr, Crayon, Buju, and Omah Lay.
On this first part of the conversation, we speak about his early life and growing up as the son of one of the greatest musicians to emerge...
2021-11-161h 01
DJ Dee MoneyThe Biggest Nigerian Songs Of 2021 Feat. Davido,Wizkid, Burna Boy, FireboyArtist Name of Song
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1. Rexxie - MohBad KPK (Ko Por Ke)
2. Mayorkun - Your Body
3. Olamide ft - Bad Boy Timz - Loading
4. Bella Shmurda - Rush (Moving Fast)
5. Zlatan - Lagos Anthem
6. Adewale Ayuba - Koloba Koloba
7. DJ KayWise x PHyNo - Highway
8. Emmyblaq - Wife Material (Amapiano Remix)
9. T-Classic - Makaveli
10. MohBad - Feel Good
11. Zinoleesky Gone Far
12. Adekunle Gold · Davido High
13. Naira Marley Koleyewon
14. Rema Bounce
15. Zinoleesky - Naira Marley
16. DJ Neptune- Music Messiah (feat. Wande Coal)
17. The Cavemen - Stranger
18. DaVido/CKay - La La (feat. Ckay)
19. Niniola - Too Sweet (O Dun)
20. Wande Coal - C...
2021-11-032h 33
Sounds of the Caribbean with Selecta JerrySounds of the Caribbean with Selecta Jerry EP727This week starts off in a new music style with Ras Teo, Mykal Rose, The Emetarians, Lone Ark & The 18th Parallel, and Micah Shemaiah. Classic selection in the early runnings come from Bunny Wailer, Cornell Campbell, Gregory Isaacs, Earl Zero, Soul Syndicate, Barry Brown, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, I Kong, Sugar Minott, and Barrington Levy. New music this week comes from The Mediations with Al Campbell, Jubba White, Rob Symeonn, Ginjah, Danny Red, Lion D, Heavyweight Rockaz, Black Am I, Junior Kelly, Mighty Diamonds, and Spragga Benz with Bounty Killer.
In The Dub Zone you will hear...
2021-10-244h 22
Come Thru PodcastIt's A Family Affair #89 featuring FlyCityRayThe 3 casamigos are back to talk more about his compilation project, the FlyCityTape and the touring Original SSCo has been doing. A & R Ashley got to witness the magic unfold first hand from 23 hour studio sessions to creative directing shoots. The gang reminisces over 90s- early 2000s nostalgia. Fly City tells us about the legend known as Item, Ray’s first rap persona. He says that he has learned so much about the music industry since then and he was motivated to get back in the music game after meeting Quin Jaye.Shoutouts to Sy Sylvers at...
2021-08-201h 35
The Early Music PodcastFRENCH SUMMER EPISODES: ACCORD MAJEUR This episode of the Early Music Podcast takes you to Aix en Provence, on the occasion of the Rencontres Nationales d’Accord Majeur, for our last French Summer episode!This conference is organized every year in the frame of Aix en Provence Festival, and gathers members of various French networks for music (ensembles, operas, festivals…). This year’s theme was dedicated to how the professionals of the live performance field address the challenges of ecology. By reviewing the different steps towards awareness, and putting forward the most relevant and meaningful projects, the conference has whetted the participants’ appetite...
2021-07-2329 min
Boligsnakk#03: Er smarthus smart?En episode om Apple vs Google vs Alibaba, smart -og dumhøyttalere, Rema 1000-reklamen og humor på bekostning av early adopters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-06-1625 min
The Early Music PodcastUN CHEMIN JOYEUX - TRANSITION ET VIVANT Depuis quelques années, les préoccupations de transition sociale et écologique sont au premier plan des questions politiques et sociales ainsi que dans nos vies privées et professionnelles. De nombreuses organisations culturelles mettent en place des initiatives innovantes pour atteindre un avenir plus équitable et durable. Dans cette entreprise, il est toujours fructueux de partager nos difficultés et nos réussites avec le reste du secteur afin que nos efforts puissent apporter de réels changements. C'est dans cette optique que Nathalie Moine et Sophie Lanoote ont entrepris de créer un livre blanc contenant le résultat...
2021-06-1123 min
The Early Music PodcastVERSAILLES, 300 ANS DE SPECTACLES 8 MILLIONS DE VISITEURS Cet épisode du Early Music Podcast fait suite à notre conférence REMAin Connected du 21 mai sur le tourisme culturel. Monument incontournable du patrimoine historique français, le Château de Versailles et son domaine accueillent chaque année environ 8 millions de visiteurs. C'est aussi un lieu important de l'histoire de la musique baroque française, ce qui se manifeste non seulement dans son architecture mais aussi dans les événements qui y sont organisés aujourd'hui. A Versailles deux organismes cohabitent : l'organisme public qu'est le Château, le musée et le domaine national de Versailles, et la société privée Châ...
2021-06-1119 min
DescendantsChidi, Than and The Bolton SchoolNarrated by Yrsa Daley-Ward, the poet and writer introduces us to a network of lives, each one connected in one way or another through the legacy of Britain's role in slavery.
Chidi grew up in London, and learnt at an early age that he was descended from a late 19th Century Nigerian slave trader called Nwaubani Ogogo. He describes how he came to terms with this and the impact racial stereotyping has had on his life, while his history takes us back in time to a moment in the aftermath of the abolition of slavery, when his ancestor still had...
2021-05-2829 min
The Early Music PodcastLOST AND FOUND: TRADITIONAL AND EARLY MUSIC IN IRELAND Ireland is known for many things but one thing that keeps fascinating people all around the world is its culture and its traditional music that pervades any representation we have of the country. As an early music musician in Ireland, it is inevitable to be confronted to the many instrumental and performance traditions that have existed for centuries, from the jig to the fiddle and the harp.Interview with: Siobhán Armstrong, harpist.Da miche manum: give me your handCumha caoine an Albanaigh: lamentation fo...
2021-05-1426 min
The Early Music PodcastEVERYONE DESERVES THE BEST PERFORMANCE: THE ART OF BRINGING ART TO THE PUBLIC When creating projects and programming concerts, concert organisers should always be aiming at satisfying their audiences’ needs or desires. But it is not only the role of programmers: composers and artists alike should also play an important role in the process of audience development.Interview withConstanze Wimmer, musicology professor at Graz University, specialised in audience engagement. François Couperin: Leçons de Ténèbres pour le Mercredy Saint (Première Leçon)Le Caravansérail: Rachel Redmond and Maïlys de Villoutreys, sopranos - Bertrand...
2021-04-3023 min
The Early Music PodcastWHY DO THEY KEEP COMING: CRACKING THE AUDIENCE SECRET For several years, museums have developed specific audience management strategies. In this episode, we will see how they can be applied to the Early Music field. But before that, in order to establish a strategy, one must know their audience: this is why audience surveys are essential in helping institutions to engage with the public.Interview withStephanie Wintzerith, consultant in audience surveys and evaluations for cultural institutions. J.S. Bach: Cantata BWV 47Le Banquet Céleste: Céline Scheen, soprano - Dam...
2021-04-3020 min
AboutFace RealTalkAboutFace RealTalk : International Women's Day and the NHS!Today is the 8th of March which is also International Women's Day! Join Rema (Criminal Justice Lead) and Elecia (Health Lead and previous Nurse) in their courageous conversation about women in the health care department and the underlining concerns for black and minority groups within the NHS. Listen in as we highlight the strength, resilience, achievements and the fundamental role black women have in shaping and sustaining the NHS and what black women might have endured from as early as the 19th century.
You can contact us via our website, which can be found at https://aboutfacetraining.c...
2021-03-0859 min
Dj Dela MixesLit Fix - Sauti Sol, Pop Smoke, Joyner Lucas, Shenseea, Rema, Davido, Cuppy & More.www.myuziq.com
2020-12-221h 01
STR8 UP PodcastRema, Sean and Mackie talk rapid rise, the early years, Dubai and more | STR8 UP Podcast with Lili and BertoIn this episode of #Str8UpPodcast, Lili and Berto talk with #Afrobeat Singer / Songwriter and Rapper, #Rema, his manager, Sean Okeke, and UAE based promoter, #Mackie from Mackie Entertainment.
Stay Connected!
Find STR8UP Entertainment here: https://www.str8up.ae
Find Emirates Music Summit here: https://www.emiratesmusicsummit.com
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2020-12-1435 min
The Early Music PodcastPERFORMERS AND MUSICOLOGISTS: YOU CAN DO IT! We are very proud to welcome Margaret Bent as one of our keynote speakers for the Early Music Summit, our 100% online event. So proud that we are actually releasing her contribution in advance!
2020-11-1327 min
And The Writer Is...with Ross GolanEp. 105: Billy MannHe is a Grammy-nominated multi-platinum hit songwriter, producer, artist, executive, and entrepreneur who has been on the charts for 25 years. His active discography includes P!nk, Cher, Sting, John Legend, Take That, Kelly Rowland, Hall & Oates, Jessica Simpson, Martina McBride, Celine Dion, among others, and has written numerous Top 10 hits around the globe and achieved sales of over 125 million albums. Beginning as an A&M artist in 1994, after two solo albums, his ambition helped him pivot towards writing, producing, and entrepreneurialism. In 2001, he founded Stealth Entertainment, a talent development company with a special focus on brand partnerships. Over the...
2020-11-091h 29Dj Dela MixesLit Fix - Bruno Mars, Chris Kaiga, Burna Boy, Rema, Koffee, Sailors & More.Lit Fix first premiers on the Myuziq Network App, get it here and access my mixes early. www.myuziq.com
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2020-10-201h 09
The Early Music PodcastOUR FUTURE SUMMIT: A GLIMPSE INTO THE PROGRAMME This episode will give an overview of the Early Music Summit that will take place from 20 to 22 November 2020 in BOZAR, Brussels on the occasion of the opening of registration. This major event for REMA is conceived as an opportunity for the whole early music sector to meet and work together towards a better future: taking a look back at the history of the Movement, embracing today’s practices, and getting to know more about what will come in the next years.Interviews with:Albert Edelman chairman of REMA / Artistic coordinator – Concertgebouw Brugge,Veerle Decle...
2020-07-0212 min
The Early Music PodcastTHE END OF EARLY MUSIC: POSTPONED The End of Early music is at the same time the title of the book published by Bruce Haynes in 2007, the title of a symposium organized in ZAMUS (Köln) that was conceived as a follow-up on the book’s themes, and a deliberately controversial proposed approach to today’s Early music practice. In this episode, we gathered a few of the original guests of this symposium, and whom you may still hear on this topic when it can finally take place in 2021.
2020-06-2455 min
The Early Music PodcastREAD THE BOOK: FROM THE LIBRARY SHELF TO THE CONCERT HALL Early Music is all about how we deal with our heritage. After an episode where we followed the path that goes from the music instruments kept in museums collections to the stage and live performance, let’s hear how the precious written sources kept in our libraries can be a tool and an inspiration for the artists. Here is the story of another love triangle, between the library curators, the musicologists, and the performers themselves.
2020-06-1746 min
The Early Music PodcastOFF THE RECORD: THE STORY BEHIND YOUR EARLY MUSIC CDS CD recording has undergone major changes in the last few years, due, obviously, to the arrival of digital opportunities for distribution, and new habits for the listeners and CD buyers. How are the labels reacting and adapting? And what opportunity will performers see in recording their music in the future? What can we expect from the listeners’ side? And, more importantly, what happens in the recording studio? Here is an insight into the minds of label managers, performers and sound engineers...
2020-06-1057 min
The Early Music PodcastBORN UNDER CHARLEMAGNE: HOW EUROPE MAKES EARLY MUSIC Which came first, Early Music or Europe? Whenever you choose a start date for Early Music, you will probably pick a period during which the idea of a common European culture was present. The music that marks us always carries a sense of belonging to a broader community, which made it relevant to so many people across the area. But it also gives a sense of diversity, with local traditions melting into more general movements and adding to more than a thousand years of shared common heritage. Skip to 2020 and see how today’s European Union reflect...
2020-06-0233 min
The Early Music PodcastLEARN AND BECOME: TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION OF PERFORMERS What does it mean to study in the Early Music department of a prestigious conservatory? What would be different in a school designed to focus on Early repertoire? Or a Summer course? Or a more eclectic institution? Coming from a variety of backgrounds, our guests share how their teaching situation has shaped the curriculum and the pedagogy they can implement, and the repercussions for the students. This episode was created in partnership with AEC, the European Association of Conservatoires.
2020-05-261h 02
The Early Music PodcastCONCERT 2.0: BACH TO THE FUTURE Early Music performances, just like any music performances, come with certain rules and traditions: you will most probably sit in a darkened room and enjoy your concert in silence for one hour and a half. These are not perpetual laws, but merely constantly evolving standards. And the magic happens when performers, programmers, and audiences step out of their comfort zone… and experience the concert of the future!
2020-05-1946 min
The Neon ShowRitu Verma on why Ankur Capital is betting big on Agritech and Healthcare in indiaDuring her early career, Ritu worked in Product Development at Unilever and later in Marketing Strategy at Philips. In 2013 she Co-founded Ankur Capital with Rema SubramanianAnkur Capital has so far majorly invested in Agritech & Healthcare sector, some of its portfolio companies - Health Sutra, Cropin & Niramai among others.In this podcast, Ritu shares her experience of investing in Agritech & Healthcare space in India, and her vision going forward. Notes - 00:42 - Her Journey from a Physicist to the VC ecosystem06:50 - Thesis behind investing in Cropin & Niramai10:21 - Concentration of Portfolio towards Agritech & Health-tech11:20 - Future of Agritech in India...
2020-05-1737 min
The Early Music PodcastMUSEUMS, PERFORMERS, INSTRUMENT MAKERS: A LOVE TRIANGLE? Interviews with Thierry Maniguet – Head of the curatorial team of Musée de la Musique -ParisEmanuele Marconi – Director of Musée des Instruments à vent - La Couture BousseyGeerten Verberkmoes - department of Musical Instrument MakingUniversity Ghent & School of Arts, GhentSebastian Kirsch - Musée de la musique, Paris & University of LeipzigCatalina Vicens - organistInterviews by Jasmina ČrnčičMusic :Henry-Jacques de Croes - Allegro and Aria Gratioso from Sonata 3, Opus 1Ensemble Boussu - Geer...
2020-05-1235 min
The Early Music PodcastGREAT EXPECTATIONS: BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE CAREER IN EARLY MUSIC Interviews with Jonathan Cohen - cellist and director of ArcangeloDaniel Bizeray – Director of Ambronay and founder of the Eeemerging programmeJonatan Alvarado and Nuno Atalaia – Seconda Prat!ca EnsembleSkip Sempe – harpsichordist and founder of Capriccio StravaganteCatalina Vicens – keyboards player and artistic director of Servir Antico Music :Romerico florido, Mateo Romero, from the Cancionero de la Sablonara (early 17th century)Ensemble Seconda Prat!caRecorded at the Göttingen Händel Festival 2019
2020-05-1240 min
The Early Music PodcastEARLY MUSIC: BERNARD FOCCROULLE TELLS YOU WHY An interview with Bernard Foccroulle, organist, composer, former director of Théâtre Royal de La Monnaie, Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, founder of Culture et Démocratie and RESEOMusic:Nigra Sum, Bernard Foccroulle-Outhere music 2012Recorded on the Picard organ (1741) of Beaufays
2020-05-1230 min
BEHIND THE CURTAIN: BROADWAY'S LIVING LEGENDS » PodcastOur Favorite Things: IfItHadHappened, Caleb Albert, & Rema, Patron of the ArtsThis Week: Celebrating arts patrons, giving Broadway a new beat, and everything old is new again.....at least on Instagram!Caleb Albert: https://bit.ly/2yJto8FIf It Had Happened: https://bit.ly/2JPnGEK Every week director Robert W Schneider and actor Kevin David Thomas pull back the curtain on neglected, forgotten, and under appreciated musicals, as well as bizarre performances, endearing television appearances, and all things show business. Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private pl...
2020-04-0929 min
Overachievers RadioNICE NITE early set [Flash 02.09.20]My early set from @everythingniceDC's NICE NITE at Flash.
Tracklist:
Alalahi - Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa ft. Bontle Smith, Vyno Miller
Dumebi (Tari EDIT) - Rema
Fevah - EKANY
Culture - KAYTRANA x Teedra Moses
Retrograde (Louis Futon Flip) - James Blake
Touch the Sky (Whereisalex. EDIT) - Kanye West
MOREGIRLS (vandalized EDIT) - Boy Better Know
Gypsy Woman (LaLa Dee EDIT) - Crystal Waters
She Said Sorry - Lehvi
Big Girls - Masego
Tadow (Mike Nasty House Remix) - Masego
Let Me Love You (My Sweetie) (DJ Gregory Remix) - Bunny Mack
Higher State Of Consciousness - Mulatu...
2020-02-1343 min
Foibles: A Mother-Daughter PodcastFoibles Episode 12: Part 3- Cirrhosis by the SeaBibliography:
My Days with Errol Flynn by Buster Wiles, 1988. (Mostly about Wiles and a few anecdotes about Flynn. Not very well written.)
Errol Flynn: A Memoir by Earl Conrad, 1978. (Written by the ghost writer of Flynn's autobiography, My Wicked Wicked Ways. Mostly covers the sad, decadent last year of Flynn's life.)
The Two Lives of Errol Flynn by Michael Freedland, 1978. (Contains a few unique anedotes from co-stars such as Ida Lupino.)
The Life and Work of Errol Flynn: A Psycholanalytical Biography by B. Dramov, 2005. (Very sympathetic to Flynn and finger-pointing at his mother...
2019-05-111h 02Foibles: A Mother-Daughter PodcastFoibles Episode 12: Errol Flynn Part 2 - In Like FlynnErrol Flynn Podcast Notes
Bibliography:
My Days with Errol Flynn by Buster Wiles, 1988. (Mostly about Wiles and a few anecdotes about Flynn. Not very well written.)
Errol Flynn: A Memoir by Earl Conrad, 1978. (Written by the ghost writer of Flynn's autobiography, My Wicked Wicked Ways. Mostly covers the sad, decadent last year of Flynn's life.)
The Two Lives of Errol Flynn by Michael Freedland, 1978. (Contains a few unique anedotes from co-stars such as Ida Lupino.)
The Life and Work of Errol Flynn: A Psycholanalytical Biography by B. Dramov, 2005. (Very sympathetic to Flynn...
2019-04-1345 minFoibles: A Mother-Daughter PodcastFoibles Episode 12 Errol Flynn Part 1 - He was a nasty little boyErrol Flynn Podcast Notes
Bibliography:
My Days with Errol Flynn by Buster Wiles, 1988. (Mostly about Wiles and a few anecdotes about Flynn. Not very well written.)
Errol Flynn: A Memoir by Earl Conrad, 1978. (Written by the ghost writer of Flynn's autobiography, My Wicked Wicked Ways. Mostly covers the sad, decadent last year of Flynn's life.)
The Two Lives of Errol Flynn by Michael Freedland, 1978. (Contains a few unique anedotes from co-stars such as Ida Lupino.)
The Life and Work of Errol Flynn: A Psycholanalytical Biography by B. Dramov, 2005. (Very sympathetic...
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