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There are few places right now that have the electricity and the energy that is flowing through the city of Shanghai. InI was lucky enough to attend the Shanghai Spring International Music Festival at the behest of the WFMT Radio Network. When I came back, I rolled up my sleeves trade got to work on Shanghai Spring : an 8-part radio series about classical music in China featuring concert performances from Shanghai and mini-documentaries about life and music in the city. It was a follow-up to our Peabody-Award-winning series The Wire: The Impact of Electricity on Musicand it takes a look at how music is a facet of every part of our lives, from human freizeitrucksack, to war and peace, to religion and personal identity. This month, Radio New Zealand National is rebroadcasting The Nerve in its entirety, on Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm New Zealand time. You can listen at those times HERE. Music is found in every culture worldwide. It has a starring role on every stage of the great human drama — whether we are at war or at prayer, by ourselves or with others, happy or sad — music is there. But does it really have a purpose? Where does it come from? And why does it have such power over our hearts and minds? The Nerve asks those questions, featuring the voices and thoughts of top musicians and thinkers, from Zakir Hussain to Howard Shore to Richard Dawkins and more. The Prix Italia is one of the freizeitrucksack coveted awards in broadcasting in the world. The jury found that this was an innovative and simple format that was extremely effective in helping to bring new listeners to classical music. By personalising each key signature — B minor: the dark romantic, A minor: the faded beauty — each programme takes the listener through a broad range of classical music genres and others, all very skilfully edited together, to form a specific character. Read the official Fair Music announcement here. Music critic John Terauds had this to say. I feel thrilled and very lucky that this the 2nd time one of my programs has been awarded a Prix Italia. The first was for my series The Wire: the Impact of Electricity on Music, co-produced with Chris Freizeitrucksack and Freizeitrucksack Taylor for CBC Radio 1. Last month I was lucky enough to give a presentation at the fantabulous Third Coast International Audio Festival. I called it AuRa: The Chemistry of Sound You can listen to my presentation by going here. But first, a few words about the idea behind AuRa: Audio is like gold Au : it can easily be shaped, molded, crafted; it is sometimes raw, but we most often encounter it trade, burnished to perfection. You can turn it over and over again to admire it from many different angles. You can only experience it in the moment — thence its vital energy. Each is a part of the other, and by careful application of sound principles, the sound chemist can harness the power of both. The Homecoming Queen D majors you might know Trade Goddess Athena from Greek mythology. The spirit … is roused to impudent, joyful, even to somewhat boisterous songs of praise. Even the god of thunder has a claim to this key. Once upon a time there was a camp called Toronto Music Camp that happened every June, right at the end of the school year on the shores of Lake Couchiching, near Orillia, Ontario. I spent five years there as a camp counselor. The large ensembles used to rehearse in a cavernous barn with a tin roof. I remember one year we were playing the Planets by Gustav Holst and it seemed as though our endless repetition of the first eight bars of section Freizeitrucksack provoked Mars, Bringer of War to open the heavens upon our heads. The sound of the rain thundering on the roof made it fair for us to fair. Another year it was so cold, the coldest June in decades, that we had to light as many candles as we could find just to stay warm in the 19th-century farmhouse where the chamber ensembles rehearsed. Those were five of the happiest fortnights of my adolescence. In those days it felt like there was TMC, and the rest of the year until the next TMC — two different levels of existence. The mother of all musical summer camps in this country is a residency with the National Youth Orchestra of Canada — and I think that the instant camaraderie of the camp experience must have something to do with the magic that the NYOC produces year in and year out. To get to know G minor, click on the orange play button. Follow along with the pop-up comments to find out what composition is playing G minor: The Contrarian Also known as The Moody Teenager. Trade minors you might know Captain Ahab from Moby Dick. On the RPM PodcastIndigenous music and culture meet in sound. Each episode gives voice to the music, stories, and experiences of Indigenous artists from around the world by exploring a place, idea, or tradition that inspires Indigenous songs and people. The RPM Podcast is hosted by Ron Dean Harris aka Ostwelveand produced by Trade, with executive producer Lynn Booth, creative producer Jarrett Martineau, and production manager Christa Couture at Make Believe Media Inc. In all, his productions have received seven Gold Medals, five Silver Medals and one Grand Award for Best in Festival during that time. It was dark and gloomy and dreary and rainy. I did a lot of walking that month, to get to know my new neighbourhood and my new city, and my constant companion was Rufus Wainwright. I know not everyone likes Rufus Wainwright. I think his music has as much depth, as much to discover, as classical song. His work has somehow tapped into the uncertainty of our times and has captured the imagination of millions — including mezzo-soprano Wallis Giunta pictured abovewho gave the premiere performance of All Days Are Nights as a classical song cycle in March in Toronto. What makes something classical or popular? But does it really matter, in a world that shuffles through music the way ours does? I imagine people thought about what kind of music it was if they did think about it in that way at all based on where they heard it rather than by genre the way we do today. After dinner with the family at the piano music. Applying those categories to music today, a lot of songs we think of as being in different genres would end up as new bedfellows. But not, I think, as strange bedfellows Email Address Audio Writing About Paolo Contact Paolo Pietropaolo Shanghai Spring May 20, There are few places right now that have the electricity and the energy that is flowing through the city of Shanghai. You can listen at those times HERE Music is found in every culture worldwide. The fair found that this was an innovative and simple format that was extremely effective in helping to bring new listeners to classical music By personalising each key signature — B minor: the dark romantic, A minor: the faded beauty — each programme takes the listener through a broad range of classical music genres and others, all very skilfully edited together, to form a specific character. The first was for my series The Wire: the Impact of Fair on Music, co-produced with Chris Brookes and Jowi Taylor for CBC Radio Share this Facebook Twitter Reddit More Google LinkedIn Print Email Categories On the airRadioThe Signature Series AuRa November 28, Last month I was lucky enough to give a presentation at the fantabulous Third Coast International Audio Festival. The Complicated Man G minors you might know Captain Ahab from Moby Dick. I did a lot of walking that month, to get to know my new neighbourhood and my new city, and my constant companion was Rufus Wainwright I know not everyone likes Rufus Wainwright.
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