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Studio ClassEpisode 114: Masterclass - Sarah BraileyGRAMMY Award-winning soprano Sarah Brailey enjoys a versatile career that defies categorization. Praised by The New York Times for her “radiant, liquid tone,” and by Opera UK for “a sound of remarkable purity,” she is a prolific vocalist, cellist, recording artist, and educator.
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2024-04-0151 min
Sound Off with Katy HenriksenEthel SmythAlthough British composer Ethel Smyth's The Prison, which premiered in 1931, draws comparisons to Gustav Mahler and Richard Wagner, this groundbreaking composer saw none of their acclaim, thanks to misogyny. A new--and world premiere--recording of this undefinable work for orchestra, chorus and vocal soloists from James Blachly leading the Experiental Orchestra and Chorus with soloists Sarah Brailey and Dashon Burton, released last month on Chandos, attempts to rectify that wrong.https://www.chandos.net/products/catalogue/CHAN%205279 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-09-2419 min
Classical ConversationsEthel Smyth's PrisonHaley Taylor welcomes conductor James Blachly (pictured) to preview his new album of British composer Dame Ethel Smyth’s 1930 masterwork, The Prison. In this world premiere recording, Blachly leads his Experiential Orchestra and Chorus, with vocal soloists Sarah Brailey and Dashon Burton. Smyth was an important figure in the global suffragette movement, and this recording coincides with the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment which gave women the right to vote in the United States. Part oratorio and part symphony, The Prison is Smyth's last large-scale composition – precipitated by her growing deafness. Read more about the recording here: https://experientialorchestra.com...
2020-08-0700 min
listenupnorth021 Segedunum Journeys: a ' Culture Bites @ North Tyneside' podcastRecorded at Segedunum Fort and Museum at Wallsend as part of the 'Culture Bites @ North Tyneside' podcast project. The work was produced at a workshop run by RAchel Cochrane and inspired by the journeys of the legendary passenger ship RMS Mauretania. The ship wss built in 1907 in the Swan Hunter shipyard on the River Tyne adjacent to the site of Segedunum. The writers are: Tracey Beadle Tricia Millward Sue White Barabara Haswell Joyce Zensz Snell Margaret Scraggs Carole Brailey Dorothy Massey...
2016-07-1928 min