Music has a special way of touching our hearts in ways many things cannot. And if you're tuning into this podcast, you probably think so too.

On each podcast episode of Classical Post, we uncover a creative mind behind music we find particularly exceptional.

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Opera Star Jonathan Tetelman: Triumphs, Transformations, and New Roles Explored in Exclusive Interview
Opera Star Jonathan Tetelman: Triumphs, Transformations, and New Roles Explored in Exclusive Interview
Conductor Klaus Mäkelä Doesn't Want to Be the Focus of Your Attention
Conductor Klaus Mäkelä Doesn't Want to Be the Focus of Your Attention
Baritone With a Basketball: How Justin Austin Brings an Athlete's Mindset to Music
Baritone With a Basketball: How Justin Austin Brings an Athlete's Mindset to Music
Orchestral Superheroes: Composer-Conductor Juan Pablo Contreras on Merging Classical Music and Mexican Wrestling in Lucha Libre!
Orchestral Superheroes: Composer-Conductor Juan Pablo Contreras on Merging Classical Music and Mexican Wrestling in Lucha Libre!
Music Supervisor Lucy Bright on Crafting the Haunting Musical Atmosphere of the Award-Winning Film TÁR
Music Supervisor Lucy Bright on Crafting the Haunting Musical Atmosphere of the Award-Winning Film TÁR
In Upon Daybreak, Composer Brian Raphael Nabors Imagines a World Without Hatred
In Upon Daybreak, Composer Brian Raphael Nabors Imagines a World Without Hatred
Finding Andrew's Voice: Factor Eight on His Latest Album, II
Finding Andrew's Voice: Factor Eight on His Latest Album, II
New Music, Old Instrument: Lukas Hasler Wants to Make the Organ Mainstream Again
New Music, Old Instrument: Lukas Hasler Wants to Make the Organ Mainstream Again
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine on the 25th Anniversary of Her Groundbreaking Album, Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine on the 25th Anniversary of Her Groundbreaking Album, Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries
Luke McEndarfer on 20 Years of Transformation at National Children's Chorus and a New Album, Illumine
Luke McEndarfer on 20 Years of Transformation at National Children's Chorus and a New Album, Illumine
Life and Breath: Jerskin Fendrix on Composing the Score for Yorgos Lanthimos's New Film, Poor Things
Life and Breath: Jerskin Fendrix on Composing the Score for Yorgos Lanthimos's New Film, Poor Things
Honoring Architect Rafael Viñoly's Life and Legacy at Carnegie Hall
Honoring Architect Rafael Viñoly's Life and Legacy at Carnegie Hall
Raise Every Voice: Conductor Malcolm Merriweather on Returning Neglected Composers to the Spotlight
Raise Every Voice: Conductor Malcolm Merriweather on Returning Neglected Composers to the Spotlight
Composer Anna Clyne on Finding Endless Inspiration Outside of Music
Composer Anna Clyne on Finding Endless Inspiration Outside of Music
Music of Crisis and Connection: James Everingham and Adam Lukas on Composing Music for Frozen Planet II
Music of Crisis and Connection: James Everingham and Adam Lukas on Composing Music for Frozen Planet II
Beautiful Life, Beautiful Passing: Composer Steven Mackey on Creating Music at the Intersection of Life, Death, and Memory
Beautiful Life, Beautiful Passing: Composer Steven Mackey on Creating Music at the Intersection of Life, Death, and Memory
Spreading the Best-Kept Secrets of Polish Music
Spreading the Best-Kept Secrets of Polish Music
Pianist-Composer Chad Lawson Is Helping People Heal Through Music—One Deep, Calming Breath at a Time
Pianist-Composer Chad Lawson Is Helping People Heal Through Music—One Deep, Calming Breath at a Time
How Harpist Emily Levin Is Bringing Composers Back Home With GroundWork(s)
How Harpist Emily Levin Is Bringing Composers Back Home With GroundWork(s)
Words and Music with Jeeyoon Kim
Words and Music with Jeeyoon Kim
Academy Award–Winning Composer Volker Bertelmann Shares How a Refurbished Harmonium Inspired His Score for All Quiet on the Western Front
Academy Award–Winning Composer Volker Bertelmann Shares How a Refurbished Harmonium Inspired His Score for All Quiet on the Western Front
Henrik Lindstrand Shapes Moods Through Sounds
Henrik Lindstrand Shapes Moods Through Sounds
"It Takes a Team": Zsolt Bognár on 10 Years of Living the Classical Life
"It Takes a Team": Zsolt Bognár on 10 Years of Living the Classical Life
From the Stage to the Executive Suite: How James Roe's Career as an Oboist Prepared Him to Lead the Orchestra of St. Luke's
From the Stage to the Executive Suite: How James Roe's Career as an Oboist Prepared Him to Lead the Orchestra of St. Luke's
Why Time for Three Is Itching to Do Classical Music Differently
Why Time for Three Is Itching to Do Classical Music Differently
MBE at the BBC: How Saxophonist Jess Gillam Is Breaking Boundaries for Her Instrument by Leading With Kindness
MBE at the BBC: How Saxophonist Jess Gillam Is Breaking Boundaries for Her Instrument by Leading With Kindness
Pianist Wu Han on Schubert's Legacy, Paving the Way for New Generations of Classical Musicians, and That Time She Bought 25 Pounds of Bacon
Pianist Wu Han on Schubert's Legacy, Paving the Way for New Generations of Classical Musicians, and That Time She Bought 25 Pounds of Bacon
Dmitry Sitkovetsky on the Year That Changed His Musical Career and Celebrating 20 Years Leading the Greensboro Symphony
Dmitry Sitkovetsky on the Year That Changed His Musical Career and Celebrating 20 Years Leading the Greensboro Symphony
Mozart Meets Betty Boop: How Joel Pierson and the Queen's Cartoonists Are Getting People Hooked on Classical Music and Jazz with Classic Cartoons
Mozart Meets Betty Boop: How Joel Pierson and the Queen's Cartoonists Are Getting People Hooked on Classical Music and Jazz with Classic Cartoons
Pianist Javier Perianes on Performing Saint-Saëns with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Art of the Short Siesta, and His Four-Word Definition of Success
Pianist Javier Perianes on Performing Saint-Saëns with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Art of the Short Siesta, and His Four-Word Definition of Success