From the John Clark Performance Studio
Résumé de l'épisode
We end our Classical Road Trip by learning from our hosts how they became interested in classical music.
We end our Classical Road Trip by learning from our hosts how they became interested in classical music.
Épisodes
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The Last Stop
ÉcoutéWe end our Classical Road Trip by learning from our hosts how they became interested in classical music.
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If it ain’t Baroque…
ÉcoutéThe Classical Road Trip crew takes a look at the incredible, complex and decorated Baroque period. We examine the new forms and instruments used by composers like Bach and Vivaldi to cement their place in the history books. Still life, Attributes of Music, 1770 by Anne Vallayer-Coster.
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The Mighty, Mighty Beethoven
ÉcoutéOn this episode we take a look at the Classical period, which defined one of the major musical forms of the genre – the symphony.
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Romantic – not Romance
ÉcoutéThe lush expressive soundscapes of the romantic era are the subject of discussion on this episode. We take a look at the stars of the Romantic era including Berlioz, Tchaikovsky and Liszt.
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The 20th Century
ÉcoutéClassical Road Trip takes an interesting turn as we examine pieces from the 20th century that flipped classical music on its head. Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring is highlighted, as well as, works from Shostakovich and Debussy.Photoportrait of Igor Stravinsky; Wikipedia.
