Martin Mayer's guest appearances

Martin Mayer

Sternzeit

Monetizing Your Creativity - Pursuing a career in film, television, writing, theatre, music & design with your talents

Schwule Welle

Break the Business Podcast

Canadian Musician Podcast

NSU-Watch: Aufklären & Einmischen

In Session With Darren Walters

Canada’s Podcast

You Really Shouldn't Have

The Entertainment Engine

The Musician's Venture

Aaron Pritchett

Avril Lavigne

Jason Blaine

Harry Manx

Leland Sklar

Eileen Shapiro

Michelle Wright

Yuri Elkaim

Russell Peters

Mike Morrison

Gordon Ramsay

Ben Stiller

Greg Fitzsimmons

Jane Goodall

Mike Ward

OwlTail

TOPICS: Ryan, Zak, and Lauren have a “Will itSad Song” competition in honor of PJ Harding’s TikTok trend. We interview award-winning pianist Martin Mayer. You can find out more about our guest’s work by visiting www.martinmayermusic.com.Rate/review/subscribe to the Break the Business Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow Ryan @ryankair and the Break the Business Podcast @thebtbpodcast. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show. Visit www.ryankairalla.com to find out more about Ryan's entertainment, education, and business projects.”

TOPICS: Ryan, Zak, and Lauren have a “Will itSad Song” competition in honor of PJ Harding’s TikTok trend. We interview award-winning pianist Martin Mayer. You can find out more about our guest’s work by visiting <a href="http://www.martinmayermusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.martinmayermusic.com</a>. Rate/review/subscribe to the Break the Business Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow Ryan @ryankair and the Break the Business Podcast @thebtbpodcast. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show. Visit <a href="http://www.ryankairalla.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ryankairalla.com</a> to find out more about Ryan's entertainment, education, and business projects.”

BTB Ep 340: Break the Business plays sad songs; interview with Martin Mayer

On this episode Allison Emm talks with Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer. Martin gives us some insight into how he got into songwriting, touring, and learning the logistics of the music industry. Touring all over the world, Martin shares the stories and tips that stand out most to him.Find more info about Martin at:www.martinmayermusic.comCheck out more about TMV Podcast at www.themusiciansventure.com, @themusiciansventure on Facebook and Instagram, and @MusicianVenture on Twitter.

On this episode Allison Emm talks with Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer. Martin gives us some insight into how he got into songwriting, touring, and learning the logistics of the music industry. Touring all over the world, Martin shares the stories and tips that stand out most to him.Find more info about Martin at:<a href="http://www.martinmayermusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.martinmayermusic.com</a>Check out more about TMV Podcast at <a href="http://www.themusiciansventure.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.themusiciansventure.com</a>, @themusiciansventure on Facebook and Instagram, and @MusicianVenture on Twitter.

Martin Mayer: On Taking Risks, Self-Publishing and Piano Performance in Concert Halls

Canadian pianist Martin Mayer joins this episode to discuss his career as the 'Prince of Piano' and reveal all, about the worst gift he's ever been given. 

Canadian pianist Martin Mayer joins this episode to discuss his career as the 'Prince of Piano' and reveal all, about the worst gift he's ever been given.

Episode 72: Martin Mayer

In Folge #71 von „NSU-Watch: Aufklären &amp; Einmischen. Der Podcast über den NSU-Komplex, rechten Terror und Rassismus“ ist Folge #20 der Podcastserie mit dem VBRG e.V. „Vor Ort – gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt“ zu hören. In Folge #20 von „Aufklären &amp; Einmischen: Vor Ort – gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt“ – der Podcastserie von NSU Watch und VBRG e.V.  steht der brutale Angriff auf zwei Journalisten durch Neonazis aus dem Netzwerk von Thorsten Heise am 29. April 2018 in Fretterode (Thüringen) im Mittelpunkt. Anlässlich des Prozessbeginns am 7. September 2021 am Landgericht Mühlhausen sprechen wir mit Martin Mayer und Julius Röwer über den brutalen Angriff durch zwei Neonazis während ihrer journalistischen Recherchen und die Konsequenzen für ihre Arbeit. Mit Sonja von NSU-Watch Hessen sprechen wir über die Rolle von Thorsten Heise – vor dessen Haus der Angriff begann – in militanten Neonazi-Netzwerken wie Blood&amp;Honour seit den 1990er Jahren bis heute. Theresa Lauß, die als Beraterin bei der Thüringer Opferberatung ezra für Betroffene rechter, rassistischer und antisemitischer Gewalt arbeitet, berichtet über die Kontinuitäten von verschleppter Strafverfolgung gegen militante Neonazis in Thüringen und die Bedeutung von solidarischer Prozessbegleitung. Rechtsanwalt Rasmus Kahlen erklärt, wie die Strafverfolgungsbehörden in Thüringen seit mehr als drei Jahre die Aufklärung blockieren und das Ausmaß und die Schwere des Neonazi-Angriffs verharmlosen.  Im Mittelpunkt der Podcastserie „Vor Ort“ stehen Analysen, Beispiele und Hintergründe dazu, wie Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt den Alltag vieler Menschen beeinträchtigen und beeinflussen. Und natürlich die Frage der Solidarität. Links aus dem Podcast: Tatort Fretterode – Solidaritäts-Blog zum Prozessbeginn am Landgericht Mühlhausen: ezra – Beratung für Betroffene rechter, rassistischer und antisemitischer Gewalt in Thüringen Broschüre: Zwischen Gewalt, RechtsRock und Kommerz. Der Multifunktionär Thorsten Heise. Exif-Recherche: Combat 18 Reunion  	 window.podcastData1d2a3f09b3aa34 = {"title":"NSU-Watch: Aufkl\u00e4ren &amp; Einmischen","subtitle":"Der Podcast \u00fcber den NSU-Komplex, rechten Terror und Rassismus.","description":"NSU-Watch ist ein bundesweites antifaschistisches Netzwerk von Initiativen und Einzelpersonen, das zum NSU-Komplex arbeitet. Wir beobachten den NSU-Prozess in M\u00fcnchen gegen f\u00fcnf Angeklagte sowie die Untersuchungsaussch\u00fcsse zum Thema. \r\n\r\nDer NSU-Komplex ist f\u00fcr uns mehr als nur ein Neonazi-Trio. Wir gehen dem Neonazi-Netzwerk, dem gesamtgesellschaftlichen Rassismus und dem Zutun der staatlichen Beh\u00f6rden nach, ohne die der NSU nicht denkbar gewesen w\u00e4re. \r\n\r\nUnsere Arbeit gibt es nun auch zum H\u00f6ren als Podcast. Alle zwei Wochen unterhalten wir uns \u00fcber aktuelle Entwicklungen im NSU-Komplex aber auch aktuelle Entwicklungen des rechten Terrors und des gesellschaftlichen Rechtsrucks.","cover":"https:\/\/www.nsu-watch.info\/podlove\/image\/68747470733a2f2f7777772e6e73752d77617463682e696e666f2f66696c65732f323031382f30322f4e53552d57617463685f506f64636173742e706e67\/400\/0\/0\/nsu-watch-aufklaeren-einmischen","feeds":[{"type":"audio","format":"mp3","url":"https:\/\/www.nsu-watch.info\/feed\/mp3\/","variant":"high"}]};    	Der Beitrag NSU-Watch: Aufklären &amp; Einmischen #71. Vor Ort mit den Journalisten Martin Mayer und Julius Röwer, NSU-Watch Hessen, ezra und Rechtsanwalt Rasmus Kahlen. Gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt in Thüringen. Schwerpunkt: Der Neonazi-Angriff in Fretterode. erschien zuerst auf NSU Watch.

In Folge #71 von „NSU-Watch: Aufklären &amp; Einmischen. Der Podcast über den NSU-Komplex, rechten Terror und Rassismus“ ist Folge #20 der Podcastserie mit dem VBRG e.V. „Vor Ort – gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt“ zu hören. In Folge #20 von „Aufklären &amp; Einmischen: Vor Ort – gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt“ – der Podcastserie von NSU Watch und VBRG e.V. steht der brutale Angriff auf zwei Journalisten durch Neonazis aus dem Netzwerk von Thorsten Heise am 29. April 2018 in Fretterode (Thüringen) im Mittelpunkt. Anlässlich des Prozessbeginns am 7. September 2021 am Landgericht Mühlhausen sprechen wir mit Martin Mayer und Julius Röwer über den brutalen Angriff durch zwei Neonazis während ihrer journalistischen Recherchen und die Konsequenzen für ihre Arbeit. Mit Sonja von NSU-Watch Hessen sprechen wir über die Rolle von Thorsten Heise – vor dessen Haus der Angriff begann – in militanten Neonazi-Netzwerken wie Blood&amp;Honour seit den 1990er Jahren bis heute. Theresa Lauß, die als Beraterin bei der Thüringer Opferberatung ezra für Betroffene rechter, rassistischer und antisemitischer Gewalt arbeitet, berichtet über die Kontinuitäten von verschleppter Strafverfolgung gegen militante Neonazis in Thüringen und die Bedeutung von solidarischer Prozessbegleitung. Rechtsanwalt Rasmus Kahlen erklärt, wie die Strafverfolgungsbehörden in Thüringen seit mehr als drei Jahre die Aufklärung blockieren und das Ausmaß und die Schwere des Neonazi-Angriffs verharmlosen. Im Mittelpunkt der Podcastserie „Vor Ort“ stehen Analysen, Beispiele und Hintergründe dazu, wie Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt den Alltag vieler Menschen beeinträchtigen und beeinflussen. Und natürlich die Frage der Solidarität. Links aus dem Podcast: <a href="https://tatort-fretterode.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tatort Fretterode – Solidaritäts-Blog zum Prozessbeginn am Landgericht Mühlhausen:</a> <a href="https://ezra.de/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ezra – Beratung für Betroffene rechter, rassistischer und antisemitischer Gewalt in Thüringen</a> <a href="https://mobit.org/neue-broschuere-thorsten-heise/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Broschüre: Zwischen Gewalt, RechtsRock und Kommerz. Der Multifunktionär Thorsten Heise.</a> <a href="https://exif-recherche.org/?p=4399" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Exif-Recherche: Combat 18 Reunion</a> 	 window.podcastData1d2a3f09b3aa34 = {"title":"NSU-Watch: Aufkl\u00e4ren &amp; Einmischen","subtitle":"Der Podcast \u00fcber den NSU-Komplex, rechten Terror und Rassismus.","description":"NSU-Watch ist ein bundesweites antifaschistisches Netzwerk von Initiativen und Einzelpersonen, das zum NSU-Komplex arbeitet. Wir beobachten den NSU-Prozess in M\u00fcnchen gegen f\u00fcnf Angeklagte sowie die Untersuchungsaussch\u00fcsse zum Thema. \r\n\r\nDer NSU-Komplex ist f\u00fcr uns mehr als nur ein Neonazi-Trio. Wir gehen dem Neonazi-Netzwerk, dem gesamtgesellschaftlichen Rassismus und dem Zutun der staatlichen Beh\u00f6rden nach, ohne die der NSU nicht denkbar gewesen w\u00e4re. \r\n\r\nUnsere Arbeit gibt es nun auch zum H\u00f6ren als Podcast. Alle zwei Wochen unterhalten wir uns \u00fcber aktuelle Entwicklungen im NSU-Komplex aber auch aktuelle Entwicklungen des rechten Terrors und des gesellschaftlichen Rechtsrucks.","cover":"https:\/\/<a href="http://www.nsu-watch.info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.nsu-watch.info</a>\/podlove\/image\/68747470733a2f2f7777772e6e73752d77617463682e696e666f2f66696c65732f323031382f30322f4e53552d57617463685f506f64636173742e706e67\/400\/0\/0\/nsu-watch-aufklaeren-einmischen","feeds":[{"type":"audio","format":"mp3","url":"https:\/\/<a href="http://www.nsu-watch.info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.nsu-watch.info</a>\/feed\/mp3\/","variant":"high"}]}; 	 <ol></ol>Der Beitrag <a href="https://www.nsu-watch.info/podcast/nsu-watch-aufklaeren-einmischen-71-vor-ort-mit-den-journalisten-martin-mayer-und-julius-roewer-nsu-watch-hessen-ezra-und-rechtsanwalt-rasmus-kahlen-gegen-rassismus-antisemitismus-und-rechte-ge/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NSU-Watch: Aufklären &amp; Einmischen #71. Vor Ort mit den Journalisten Martin Mayer und Julius Röwer, NSU-Watch Hessen, ezra und Rechtsanwalt Rasmus Kahlen. Gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt in Thüringen. Schwerpunkt: Der Neonazi-Angriff in Fretterode.</a> erschien zuerst auf <a href="https://www.nsu-watch.info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NSU Watch</a>.

NSU-Watch: Aufklären & Einmischen #71. Vor Ort mit den Journalisten Martin Mayer und Julius Röwer, NSU-Watch Hessen, ezra und Rechtsanwalt Rasmus Kahlen. Gegen Rassismus, Antisemitismus und rechte Gewalt in Thüringen. Schwerpunkt: Der Neonazi-Angriff in Fretterode.

Andrew Cash

Our feature interview this week is with Canadian concert pianist and composer Martin Mayer, who’s had a fascinating career as a major star in China while being relatively unknown in his home country. Martin tells Mike his story and how a large and risky investment as a teenager kick started his music career, and then how that led to a chance email and his first major tour of China. It’s quite the story!  But first, Mike meets Andrew Cash, the professional indie musician and former NDP MP who has been named as the new president of the Canadian Independent Musical Association (CIMA). Andrew discusses his time in politics and how the music industry can most effectively lobby governments, the  state of Canada’s indie music sector coming out of the pandemic, and more.

Our feature interview this week is with Canadian concert pianist and composer Martin Mayer, who’s had a fascinating career as a major star in China while being relatively unknown in his home country. Martin tells Mike his story and how a large and risky investment as a teenager kick started his music career, and then how that led to a chance email and his first major tour of China. It’s quite the story! But first, Mike meets Andrew Cash, the professional indie musician and former NDP MP who has been named as the new president of the Canadian Independent Musical Association (CIMA). Andrew discusses his time in politics and how the music industry can most effectively lobby governments, the state of Canada’s indie music sector coming out of the pandemic, and more.

Pianist Martin Mayer’s Big Bet in Canada Made Him a Star in China + CIMA Pres. Andrew Cash

"Canada's Prince of Piano" – that's how the Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper, described Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer.Born in the Czech Republic, and now based in Vancouver, Canada, his music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix.

"Canada's Prince of Piano" – that's how the Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper, described Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer. Born in the Czech Republic, and now based in Vancouver, Canada, his music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix.

Martin Mayer - Canada's Prince Of Piano

This week on The Entertainment Engine we welcome Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer, who is described as "Canada's Prince of Piano" – by Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper. Born in the Czech Republic, and now based in Vancouver, Canada, his music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix.  Martin Mayer’s recordings include Destinations (1998), Live In Concert (2000, nominated for "Outstanding Instrumental Album" at the Prairie Music Awards), This is Who I Am (2003, Nominated for "Outstanding Instrumental Album" at the WCMA Awards), the 2009 single The Orphan Boy, a year-long fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society, Alone (2010), Unbreakable (2018) and the holiday single Carol of the Bells (2020). The classically-trained pianist spearheaded the launch of his instrumental fusion career in true music industry fashion. He risked a $35,000 bank loan to mount and produce his dream debut concert – complete with a 20-piece orchestra, film, and live recording crew. That risk paid off when the Live in Concert album garnered him his first music award nomination and opened the doors to his premiere international tour. A Chinese Arts Agency took Martin Mayer on a 16-city six-week-long concert tour in mainland China in 2001. It would become the biggest tour of any artist in China's modern history, and all of his tour dates since then would be sold out. He entertained thousands in concert and millions on Chinese TV. To find out more about Martin Mayer's career, click on the link below; http://www.martinmayermusic.com  Follow &amp; subscribe to ''The Entertainment Engine'' for weekly news &amp; updates. (Podcast created by Peter Moore &amp; BeX Gregory at Seamless Entertainment) Twitter @entengine Facebook www.facebook.com/TheEntertainmentEngine Instagram @seamless_entertainment Sign up here for the  Weekly Newsletter The Entertainment Engine  - Website  Seamless Entertainment - Website The Entertainment Engine - Merch Store Email the team:  podcast@seamlessentertainment.co.uk Send us a voice message for a chance to be featured on the show via - https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message  The background music was written &amp; produced by BeX &amp; Alan Glass. (Seamless Music productions) Podcast engineered &amp; mixed by BeX Gregory.  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message

This week on The Entertainment Engine we welcome Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer, who is described as "Canada's Prince of Piano" – by Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper. Born in the Czech Republic, and now based in Vancouver, Canada, his music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix.  Martin Mayer’s recordings include Destinations (1998), Live In Concert (2000, nominated for "Outstanding Instrumental Album" at the Prairie Music Awards), This is Who I Am (2003, Nominated for "Outstanding Instrumental Album" at the WCMA Awards), the 2009 single The Orphan Boy, a year-long fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society, Alone (2010), Unbreakable (2018) and the holiday single Carol of the Bells (2020). The classically-trained pianist spearheaded the launch of his instrumental fusion career in true music industry fashion. He risked a $35,000 bank loan to mount and produce his dream debut concert – complete with a 20-piece orchestra, film, and live recording crew. That risk paid off when the Live in Concert album garnered him his first music award nomination and opened the doors to his premiere international tour. A Chinese Arts Agency took Martin Mayer on a 16-city six-week-long concert tour in mainland China in 2001. It would become the biggest tour of any artist in China's modern history, and all of his tour dates since then would be sold out. He entertained thousands in concert and millions on Chinese TV. To find out more about Martin Mayer's career, click on the link below; <a href="http://www.martinmayermusic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.martinmayermusic.com</a> Follow &amp; subscribe to ''The Entertainment Engine'' for weekly news &amp; updates. (Podcast created by Peter Moore &amp; BeX Gregory at Seamless Entertainment) Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/EntEngine" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@entengine</a> Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheEntertainmentEngine" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/TheEntertainmentEngine</a> Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/seamless_entertainment/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@seamless_entertainment</a> Sign up here for the  <a href="https://sendfox.com/theentertainmentengine" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Weekly Newsletter</a> The Entertainment Engine  - <a href="https://seamlessentertainment.co.uk/the-entertainment-engine" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Website </a> Seamless Entertainment - <a href="https://seamlessentertainment.co.uk/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> The Entertainment Engine - <a href="https://www.teepublic.com/en-gb/t-shirt/13250254-the-entertainment-engine?ref_id=13814&amp;store_id=471309" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Merch Store</a> Email the team:  podcast@seamlessentertainment.co.uk Send us a voice message for a chance to be featured on the show via - <a href="https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message </a> The background music was written &amp; produced by<a href="https://push.fm/fl/b05hvryf" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank"> BeX </a>&amp; Alan Glass. (<a href="https://seamlessentertainment.co.uk/music-solutions" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Seamless Music productions</a>) Podcast engineered &amp; mixed by BeX Gregory. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/entertainmentengine/message</a>

We chat with Canadian Pianist & Composer Martin Mayer.

"Canada's Prince of Piano" – that's how the Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper, described Canadian pianist and composer Martin Mayer. His music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix. After Mayer realized musicianship was who he was, he would study at Royal Conservatory of Music, major in piano performance at Grant MacEwan University and win the Rachel McKeown Memorial Award for composition. A Chinese Arts Agency took Martin Mayer on a 16-city six-week long concert tour in mainland China in 2001. It would become the biggest tour of any artist in China's modern history, and all of his tour dates since then would be sold out. He entertained thousands in concert, and millions on Chinese TV. The "Outstanding Alumnus" winner at the Alberta Provincial Awards Celebrating Excellence was also featured by the Czech National Radio Orchestra in a live concert of his music, recorded and broadcast live from one of Prague’s most historic music venues. Mayer’s latest album, Unbreakable, was listed as one of the Top 25 New Music Critiques of 2018 (Music Connection Magazine, December 2018), attracting radio airplay from across the globe. It is one of the few independent Canadian records available on Chinese music-streaming platforms QQ, NetEase, QianQian and Kuwo. Canada's National Post predicts that Martin Mayer is "poised to take over the world stage," while VOGUE of Taiwan opines that the pianist's "passion for music ... can only be described as breath-taking," and an A&amp;R Factory Music Blog concludes: "Thankfully there are artists such as Martin Mayer to inject a bit of excitement and panache into the format of the pop-piano.

"Canada's Prince of Piano" – that's how the Beijing Times, China's leading English-language newspaper, described Canadian pianist and composer <a href="http://www.martinmayermusic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Martin Mayer</a>. His music has been defined as instrumental fusion – a combination of smooth jazz, classical, pop, and rock. Mayer's European roots add a good share of thoughtful and longing soul, his North American education contributes a healthy dose of high-octane energy. An explosive mix. After Mayer realized musicianship was who he was, he would study at Royal Conservatory of Music, major in piano performance at Grant MacEwan University and win the Rachel McKeown Memorial Award for composition. A Chinese Arts Agency took Martin Mayer on a 16-city six-week long concert tour in mainland China in 2001. It would become the biggest tour of any artist in China's modern history, and all of his tour dates since then would be sold out. He entertained thousands in concert, and millions on Chinese TV. The "Outstanding Alumnus" winner at the Alberta Provincial Awards Celebrating Excellence was also featured by the Czech National Radio Orchestra in a live concert of his music, recorded and broadcast live from one of Prague’s most historic music venues. Mayer’s latest album, Unbreakable, was listed as one of the Top 25 New Music Critiques of 2018 (Music Connection Magazine, December 2018), attracting radio airplay from across the globe. It is one of the few independent Canadian records available on Chinese music-streaming platforms QQ, NetEase, QianQian and Kuwo. Canada's National Post predicts that Martin Mayer is "poised to take over the world stage," while VOGUE of Taiwan opines that the pianist's "passion for music ... can only be described as breath-taking," and an A&amp;R Factory Music Blog concludes: "Thankfully there are artists such as Martin Mayer to inject a bit of excitement and panache into the format of the pop-piano.

Martin Mayer "Canada's Prince of Piano" Interview - Vancouver - Canada's Podcast

Why does Marvin call Martin Mayer a “Swiss Army knife”? And why is Martin okay with that? Martin’s roller coaster ride as a young musical prodigy and his subsequent ups and downs working freelance in the areas of graphic design, web design/coding, copywriting and musical composition make for several compelling stories and life lessons all in one episode.There are more “take-away” items available here than in most sushi shops. Fresh raw experience to chew on, digest thoroughly, and from which to energize and sustain your own creative activities.If you’re a visual thinker, please disregard the previous paragraph :)In this Vancouver interview, Martin shares a number of cautionary tales with you that range from how he landed an exhilarating concert tour of China to the dangers of burnout in toxic client relationships. Yes, unhappiness can have severe effects on your health and productivity. And, ultimately, in the absence of a supportive team, you are the only one you can rely on to get back to a healthier, happier and more creative you.You don’t have to sit around and wait to be fired. You can fire yourself or (better) – fire the client or your boss. Sometimes it’s the only way to go!So in a pinch, would you rather have the skills of a Swiss Army knife or a single-bladed razor-sharp rapier? Ask McGyver. Or listen to Martin Mayer.Subscribe to the free Monetizing Your Creativity podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monetizing-your-creativity/id1082894462?mt=2While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback!Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app.www.monetizingyourcreativity.com

Why does Marvin call Martin Mayer a “Swiss Army knife”? And why is Martin okay with that? Martin’s roller coaster ride as a young musical prodigy and his subsequent ups and downs working freelance in the areas of graphic design, web design/coding, copywriting and musical composition make for several compelling stories and life lessons all in one episode. There are more “take-away” items available here than in most sushi shops. Fresh raw experience to chew on, digest thoroughly, and from which to energize and sustain your own creative activities. If you’re a visual thinker, please disregard the previous paragraph :) In this Vancouver interview, Martin shares a number of cautionary tales with you that range from how he landed an exhilarating concert tour of China to the dangers of burnout in toxic client relationships. Yes, unhappiness can have severe effects on your health and productivity. And, ultimately, in the absence of a supportive team, you are the only one you can rely on to get back to a healthier, happier and more creative you. You don’t have to sit around and wait to be fired. You can fire yourself or (better) – fire the client or your boss. Sometimes it’s the only way to go! So in a pinch, would you rather have the skills of a Swiss Army knife or a single-bladed razor-sharp rapier? Ask McGyver. Or listen to Martin Mayer. Subscribe to the free Monetizing Your Creativity podcast: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monetizing-your-creativity/id1082894462?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monetizing-your-creativity/id1082894462?mt=2</a> While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback! Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app. <a href="http://www.monetizingyourcreativity.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.monetizingyourcreativity.com</a>