New Season of Classical Classroom Starting September 2018

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New Season of Classical Classroom Starting September 2018

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Sep 14, 2018

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Classical Classroom is finally coming back. Dacia Clay will be asking even more, even dumber questions about classical music to really smart people like Joshua Bell, Sharon Isbin, Hillary Hahn, Miro Quartet, Jono Hill, Anne Akiko Meyers, and many, many more.

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Sep 14, 2018

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Titles in the series (100)

There's a rumor going around that classical music is hoity toity. At Classical Classroom, we beg to differ. Come learn with classical music newbie Dacia Clay and the music experts she invites into the Classical Classroom.

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Classical Classroom, Episode 9: Amy Bishop Goes On A Tone Poem Journey Through Bohemia, Death, And 1920’s Paris: Amy Bishop’s tone poem journey through Bohemia, death, & 20’s Paris by Classical Classroom
35 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 13: A lesson from a real live professor! Timothy Hester on Brahms: The pianist and Moores School Piano Professor talks (and plays) Brahms. by Classical Classroom
29 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 12: The Continued Education of Tracy Jacobson – Debussy’s piano works: A bassoonist studies Debussy’s piano works and learns some important lessons. by Classical Classroom
36 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 4: Brett Mitchell teaches Leitmotif in John Williams’ Star Wars Score: Conductor Brett Mitchell on why Williams’ Star Wars score is so awesome. by Classical Classroom
23 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 5: St. John Flynn Teaches Strauss’ Four Last Songs: St. John Flynn teaches Dacia all about Richard Strauss' "achingly beautiful" work, Four Last Songs. by Classical Classroom
24 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 2: Angela Schmidt teaches Bel Canto Aria: Who ran the (opera) world? Bel canto singers in their heyday – that’s who. by Classical Classroom
24 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 11: Mendelssohn, “love potion”, and Shakespeare with Catherine Lu: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
41 min listen
Classical Classroom Episode 3: Daniel Webbon teaches Steve Reich’s “Piano Phase” & Minimalism: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
19 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 27: The Miseducation of Dacia Clay – midterm exam!: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
40 min listen
Classical Classroom Research Presentation: Censored Classical Music – the most dangerous music in the world!: Time for a research presentation! In this short, Dacia explores the history of banned and censored classical music. And you thought classical music was just for elevators and nap time! by Classical Classroom
8 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 32: The Making of Handel’s Messiah with Robert Simpson: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
35 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 6: Keith Weber teaches Camille Saint-Saëns’ Organ Symphony: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
30 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 7: Sayles on Sayles – a composer’s creative process: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
24 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 1: Chris Johnson teaches Vivaldi’s Autumn: Announcer Chris Johnson talks about two recordings of Vivaldi’s “Autumn”. by Classical Classroom
11 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 16: From Schubert to Gaga, the Unfinished Symphony with Jade Simmons: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
29 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 8: Wesley Horner On Bach’s B Minor Mass, The Sound Of Heaven, And Classical Music Mosh Pits: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
24 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 34: Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis with Keith Weber: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
37 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 18: Why the clarinet is cat-like, & other fascinating clarinet facts with Alexandra Doyle: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
27 min listen
Classical Classroom Research Presentation: Why we listen to Russian music on an American holiday: Time for a research presentation. In this Classical Classroom short series, Dacia digs deep into the internets to answer pressing classical music questions and delivers them to you. by Classical Classroom
6 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 20: Pt 2 of 2! Nixon in China & John Adams & minimalist opera (oh my!) with Michael Remson: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
29 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 14: What’s a “Nico Muhly”? Chris Johnson on Indie Classical: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
26 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 23: Bach’s materials – the world inside an Invention with Kurt Stallmann: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
30 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 15: Keith Weber on Agee’s existential crisis in Knoxville w/ Samuel Barber, & Eleanor Steber: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
28 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 17: Daniel Webbon on the surprising history of the REEEEMIX!!: Music’s more like it was yesterday than it has ever been before. by Classical Classroom
34 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 10: Oboe Playing As An X-treme Sport With ROCO’s Alecia Lawyer: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
29 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 19: Pt 1 of 2! Nixon in China & John Adams & minimalist opera (oh my!) with Michael Remson: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
22 min listen
Classical Classroom Research Presentation: Classical Music Rivalries!: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
11 min listen
Classical Classroom, Preview Episode 43: Rachel Barton Pine: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
1 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 25(!): Leonard Bernstein, Glenn Gould, Aaron Copland, and Igor Stravinsky – a creepy roundtable: Classical Classroom with Dacia Clay by Classical Classroom
21 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 21: Joel Luks on the fierce and foxy flute: CultureMap Houston’s Joel Luks is a classical trained flutist. He teaches why the flute is versatile and generally awesome. by Classical Classroom
38 min listen

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Classical Classroom Episode 220: Cello, Is It Me You're Looking For? with Joel Dallow: How to become a symphony orchestra cellist in 5,000 super difficult steps. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 219: Arranged and Deranged with Joe Burgstaller: What is even happening? by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 218: Peter Dugan on the Magic of Collaboration: Love, baby. That's where it's at. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 217: A Brassy, Classy, Yuletide Concert: Producing a live Christmas concert in the time of COVID and winning at it. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 216: Merry Melodica Men-mas!: Playing with toys, but like, really, really well. by Classical Classroom
41 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 215: Très Bien! Stéphane Denève Teaches the History of French Music: Turns out, there's way more to it than Debussy! by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 214: The Harp Will Go On with Yolanda Kondonassis: A harp virtuoso demystifies the mystewious instwument. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 213: Orli Shaham Talks Piano (Man): How and why the piano came to be, what it is, and how to learn it by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 212: All Together Now with Lisa Bielawa: Building community around music during the pandemic. by Classical Classroom
42 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 211: Music for (Sacred) Space with Michael Whalen: What does atmosphere sound like? by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 210: Derek Bermel on Travels with Bartok: Close your eyes and travel to exotic new lands! (Package includes getting lost, being alienated, and feeling homesick.) by Classical Classroom
18 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 209: Alexander Pushkin in Opera, Pt. 2: Just some of the bazillion operas inspired by Pushkin's stories. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 208: Alexander Pushkin in Opera, Pt. 1: We're talking Shakespeare level, people. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 207: Rachel Barton Pine Gets Folksy with Dvorak and Khachaturian: Folk music, but fancy! by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 33: Cracking “The Nutcracker” with Michael Remson and Shelly Power (RERUN): The music! The story! The dancing! The history! The puns! by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 206: John Luther Adams Walks Through "Become Desert": Music that occupies space instead of moving through it. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 205: Nicholas McGegan on Rameau and Music that Stands the Test of Time: Why both Baroque and Beyonce will be listened to in 2525. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 204: A Peculiar Harry Partch Primer, with John Schneider: A man on a mission to make music do more. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom Special Assembly with Itzhak Perlman: Gather 'round and learn from a master about master classes. by Classical Classroom
33 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 203: Jason Vieaux and Jonathan Leshnoff, Musical Frontiersmen: On the challenges and rewards of writing, recording, and performing new works. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Ep 137: Summer Music – Music Academy Of The West! The Second Nature Of Matthew Aucoin (Rerun): Notes from a composer who literally lives with the music. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 202: It Was All New Music Once, with Richard Scerbo and David Alan Miller: Why it's important to keep the proverbial torch of new music lit. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 75: The Democracy of Chamber Music with Cantus (Rerun): Or, "how it works when everyone involved in making the music is a special snowflake." by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 201: Practicing Rachmaninoff in Public with Tiffany Poon: How one young pianist is using YouTube to inspire a new generation of classical musicians. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 84: JoAnn Falletta Shares Scheherazade (Rerun): Who was Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and why does he have two last names? by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 200: Top 10 Countdown!: Wherein we count down top episodes - you know, from 10! by Classical Classroom
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Field Trip to the Opera: Carmen in 3D: Learn about the story of Carmen - the plot AND the story behind the scenes - in this Classical Classroom/Seattle Opera special episode! by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 16: From Schubert to Gaga, the Unfinished Symphony with Jade Simmons (Rerun): How an "Unfinished" symphony inspired a whole life. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 89: Awadagin Pratt on Brahms, Brunge, and Beards (Rerun): One man and his beard talk about another man and his beard. by Classical Classroom
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Classical Classroom, Episode 79: The Women of Classical Guitar with Valerie Hartzell (Rerun): Why did the number of female guitarists diminish over time? Was it a comet?? Find out here! by Classical Classroom
34 min listen

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New Season of Classical Classroom Starting September 2018

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