Announcing the Classical Post Podcast

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Classical Post is launching a podcast! We’re thrilled to branch out in this new direction that complements and augments the existing editorial direction of the platform. The Classical Post podcast explores the intersection of classical music, style, and wellness, diving into meaningful conversations with leading artists from an array of different backgrounds. Based in New York City, Classical Post is a touchpoint for tastemakers.

The podcast airs twice a month and is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and most other places you listen. Subscribe on these platforms to be automatically notified of new episodes. Or subscribe to our monthly email briefing for updates and new episode alerts.

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    Conductor Ming Luke Bridges Ballet, Opera, and Symphony Through Storytelling
    Conductor Ming Luke Bridges Ballet, Opera, and Symphony Through Storytelling

    Discover how conductor Ming Luke unites ballet, opera, and symphony through transformative storytelling, creating unforgettable performances across genres.

    Carolyn Watson: Breaking Barriers as a Female Conductor in Classical Music
    Carolyn Watson: Breaking Barriers as a Female Conductor in Classical Music

    Conductor Carolyn Watson is breaking barriers in classical music, advocating for gender equality, and making her Tulsa Opera debut with 'The Tragedy of Carmen'. Discover her journey from Australia to becoming a leading force on the podium.

    Conductor Michelle Merrill: Leading Classical Music with Joy and Inclusivity
    Conductor Michelle Merrill: Leading Classical Music with Joy and Inclusivity

    Discover how conductor Michelle Merrill brings joy, determination, and inclusivity to classical music as Music Director of the Winston-Salem Symphony and the Coastal Symphony of Georgia.

    Parker Ramsay: The Harpist Redefining the Boundaries of Classical Music
    Parker Ramsay: The Harpist Redefining the Boundaries of Classical Music

    Discover how innovative harpist Parker Ramsay is transforming the classical music scene by redefining the harp's possibilities through groundbreaking performances, collaborations, and an expanded repertoire.

    Violinist Simone Porter Unveils 'Ad Tendo': Crafting Musical Narratives and Reclaiming Attention in Classical Music
    Violinist Simone Porter Unveils 'Ad Tendo': Crafting Musical Narratives and Reclaiming Attention in Classical Music

    Discover how violinist Simone Porter redefines classical music with her debut solo album 'Ad Tendo,' focusing on storytelling and the power of focused attention in a distracted world.

    How Conductor Christopher James Lees Is Innovating Classical Music at the Charlotte Symphony
    How Conductor Christopher James Lees Is Innovating Classical Music at the Charlotte Symphony

    Discover how Charlotte Symphony's resident conductor, Christopher James Lees, is innovating classical music in the digital age through community engagement and inclusivity.

    Conductor Farkhad Khudyev: Bridging Cultures and Nature Through Music
    Conductor Farkhad Khudyev: Bridging Cultures and Nature Through Music

    Discover how conductor Farkhad Khudyev's journey from Turkmenistan to the U.S. embodies the fusion of nature and culture, transforming lives through the power of music.

    Kalena Bovell: The Versatile Conductor Breaking Musical Boundaries
    Kalena Bovell: The Versatile Conductor Breaking Musical Boundaries

    Discover how conductor Kalena Bovell is breaking musical boundaries by blending classical music with genres like metal and promoting underrepresented composers.

    Conductor Robert Kahn: Shaping the Future of Classical Music
    Conductor Robert Kahn: Shaping the Future of Classical Music

    Explore the inspiring journey of conductor Robert Kahn—from his Dutch roots to leading roles with the New York Philharmonic—as he shapes the future of classical music.

    ARKAI Redefines String Music with 'Crossroads'—A Fusion of Genres
    ARKAI Redefines String Music with 'Crossroads'—A Fusion of Genres

    ARKAI duo Jonathan Miron and Philip Sheegog redefine string music with 'Crossroads', fusing classical, electronic, and rock genres in a groundbreaking debut album.

    Exploring Richard Danielpour’s Evolution as a Composer: From Early Works to His Deeply Personal ‘Songs in Three Languages’
    Exploring Richard Danielpour’s Evolution as a Composer: From Early Works to His Deeply Personal ‘Songs in Three Languages’

    Explore composer Richard Danielpour's transformative journey from early works to his latest album 'Songs in Three Languages,' highlighting collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and Hila Plitmann.

    Miró Quartet’s Journey of Legacy, Success, and Connection Through Music
    Miró Quartet’s Journey of Legacy, Success, and Connection Through Music

    Discover the journey of the Miró Quartet as they celebrate 30 years of groundbreaking performances and community engagement. Explore how early mentorship, significant performances, and a dedication to both classical and contemporary works have shaped their legacy. Cellist Joshua Gindele discusses the quartet's latest album, Home, and their commitment to forging deep connections with audiences worldwide.

    Championing American Piano Music: John Wilson and Michael Tilson Thomas Unite on ‘Grace’
    Championing American Piano Music: John Wilson and Michael Tilson Thomas Unite on ‘Grace’

    Explore John Wilson's journey in American piano music, featuring his latest collaboration with Michael Tilson Thomas on the album "Grace." Discover Wilson's deep connection to Tilson Thomas’s compositions, blending jazz, blues, and American idioms in a moving performance that captures the essence of contemporary American piano music.

    Christopher O'Riley on Interpreting Bach and Radiohead: Insights from a Visionary Pianist
    Christopher O'Riley on Interpreting Bach and Radiohead: Insights from a Visionary Pianist

    Explore the innovative career of pianist Christopher O'Riley as he redefines musical interpretation. From his celebrated Radiohead arrangements to his recent recording of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, O'Riley shares insights into his artistic journey and pivotal moments that shaped his unique approach to music.

    From Hollywood Bowl to Gershwin Glory: How Unlikely Moments Shaped Pianist Norman Krieger’s Path to Success
    From Hollywood Bowl to Gershwin Glory: How Unlikely Moments Shaped Pianist Norman Krieger’s Path to Success

    Explore the journey of Norman Krieger, celebrated pianist and chair of the piano department at Indiana University, as he reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his career. From early experiences with music legends to his devotion to Gershwin's timeless works, discover how Krieger's unique path has influenced his artistry and life philosophy.

    How Megan Ihnen and Live Music Project Are Revolutionizing Arts Presentations with SEO and Digital Marketing
    How Megan Ihnen and Live Music Project Are Revolutionizing Arts Presentations with SEO and Digital Marketing

    Discover how Megan Ihnen and the Live Music Project are transforming arts presentations by helping small organizations leverage SEO and digital marketing to reach new audiences online. Explore strategies for arts administrators to increase visibility and connect communities with live music.

    Danish String Quartet: From Humble Beginnings to Global Acclaim
    Danish String Quartet: From Humble Beginnings to Global Acclaim

    Discover the inspiring journey of the Danish String Quartet, from casual gatherings to winning prestigious competitions and captivating audiences worldwide. Learn how their unique blend of classical and folk music has shaped their celebrated career.

    Reginald Mobley on Transforming Classical Music: Advocacy, Diversity, and New Works
    Reginald Mobley on Transforming Classical Music: Advocacy, Diversity, and New Works

    Join Reginald Mobley, a trailblazer in classical music, as he discusses his career-defining moments and ongoing efforts to champion diversity. Discover his insights on programming diversity and his powerful new compositions like 'Nigra Sum Sed Formosa' designed to challenge and change the classical music scene.

    ‘House of Cards’ Composer Jeff Beal on Writing for Hollywood
    ‘House of Cards’ Composer Jeff Beal on Writing for Hollywood

    Discover the pivotal moments in Jeff Beal's career as he reflects on composing for iconic films and shows. Learn about his breakthrough with 'Pollock', his role in 'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari', and his profound impact on film scoring. Join us for an intimate conversation that explores Beal's journey through jazz, classical music, and his vision as a composer.

    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

    Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä discusses his upcoming North American tour with the Orchestre de Paris, including conducting Stravinsky's ballets in his Carnegie Hall debut.

    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

    Baritone Justin Austin discusses his upcoming recital at Carnegie Hall with pianist Howard Watkins and the benefits of adopting an athlete's mindset as a musician.

    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!

    Composer Juan Pablo Contreras discusses his orchestral work Lucha Libre!, which merges Mexican wrestling spectacles with the traditions of European classical music.

    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

    Music supervisor Lucy Bright discusses the 2022 film TÁR, including working with composer Hildur Guðnadóttir to realize the musical atmosphere of Todd Field's thriller.

    In Upon Daybreak, Composer Brian Raphael Nabors Imagines a World Without Hatred
    In Upon Daybreak, Composer Brian Raphael Nabors Imagines a World Without Hatred

    Composer Brian Raphael Nabors discusses Upon Daybreak, a recent orchestral work inspired by a Maya Angelou poem, and commissioned by New Music USA's Amplifying Voices program.

    Finding Andrew's Voice: Factor Eight on His Latest Album, II
    Finding Andrew's Voice: Factor Eight on His Latest Album, II

    Electronic musician Andrew Bennett, who records as Factor Eight, discusses his latest album, II, and the process of learning to center his music around his own voice.

    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

    Organist Lukas Hasler discusses the pipe organ's history, from ancient Egypt to modern concert halls, and his new recording of Liszt's Fantasy and Fugue on Bach.

    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

    Violinist Rachel Barton Pine discusses her album "Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries" and her foundation's Music by Black Composers initiative.

    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

    Conductor Luke McEndarfer discusses his 20 years leading the Grammy Award-winning National Children's Chorus and the group's 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

    Composer Jerskin Fendrix talks about the creative process behind his 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

    Architect Román Viñoly discusses the life and legacy of his father Rafael Viñoly and an upcoming tribute concert taking place at Carnegie Hall.


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