Cory Smythe's guest appearances

Cory Smythe

Meet the Composer

A Noise From The Deep: Greenleaf Music Podcast with Dave Douglas

Vltava

Český rozhlas - Umění a kultura

Hustle Heartbreaks

Henry Threadgill

Julie Smith

Paul Simon

Regina Carter

Nicholas Payton

Jane Lynch

Edmar Castaneda

Dave Douglas

Leonard Bernstein

Nico Muhly

Pauline Oliveros

Rory O'Malley

Becca Stevens

George Costanza

Donny McCaslin

OwlTail

His extraordinary new recording on Pyroclastic Records, Accelerate Every Voice, brings Cory Smythe into conversation …The post ANFTD #81: Cory Smythe first appeared on Greenleaf Music by Dave Douglas.

His extraordinary new recording on <a href="https://pyroclasticrecords.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Pyroclastic Records</a>, <a href="https://pyroclasticrecords.com/release/accelerate-every-voice/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Accelerate Every Voice</a>, brings <a href="https://corysmythe.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Cory Smythe</a> into conversation …The post <a href="https://greenleafmusic.com/anftd-81-cory-smythe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ANFTD #81: Cory Smythe</a> first appeared on <a href="https://greenleafmusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Greenleaf Music by Dave Douglas</a>.

ANFTD #81: Cory Smythe

Galia interviews her friend and GRAMMY WINNER YES GRAMMY WINNER Cory Smythe. They go into details about their history and how Galia changed his life by matchmaking him with his soon to be wife. (In approx 4 days from the release of this episode.) They talk bodegas, alter egos, and how Weird Al was his rock at the Grammys. CorySmythe.com HustleHeartbreaks@gmail.com facebook.com/HustleHeartbreaks Hotline: +1 (812)269-6057

Galia interviews her friend and GRAMMY WINNER YES GRAMMY WINNER Cory Smythe. They go into details about their history and how Galia changed his life by matchmaking him with his soon to be wife. (In approx 4 days from the release of this episode.) They talk bodegas, alter egos, and how Weird Al was his rock at the Grammys. <a href="http://CorySmythe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CorySmythe.com</a> <a href="mailto:HustleHeartbreaks@gmail.com">HustleHeartbreaks@gmail.com</a> <a href="http://facebook.com/HustleHeartbreaks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/HustleHeartbreaks</a> Hotline: +1 (812)269-6057

Hustle Heartbreaks Ep 33: The Art Of Showing Too Much Skin At Your Carnegie Hall Debut, with Cory Smythe

Anna Thorvaldsdottir

This week’s Meet the Composer Bonus Track is a world premiere recording of Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s piano work Scape. Scape, like many of Anna’s works, uses extended techniques to create unique, otherworldly textures. For this piece, Anna demands quite a bit of playing INSIDE the instrument, as well as a few somewhat unconventional preparations to the instrument itself. Prepared piano basically means a piano with stuff in it, screws, thimbles, tin foil, pieces of paper, the type of thing that’ll make a piano technician start to sweat. The first couple people to do this type of thing were crazy Americans, Henry Cowell and John Cage. Definitely take a moment to check those guys out, if you have a sec. Anna, very much in keeping with her timbral language, uses these techniques to carve out massive swaths of sonic texture, creating a huge universe in a relatively limited time frame. A couple weeks ago, Cory Smythe, pianist for the International Contemporary Ensemble, stopped by the Q2 Music studios to create the beautiful world premiere recording. 

This week’s Meet the Composer Bonus Track is a world premiere recording of Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s piano work Scape. Scape, like many of Anna’s works, uses extended techniques to create unique, otherworldly textures. For this piece, Anna demands quite a bit of playing INSIDE the instrument, as well as a few somewhat unconventional preparations to the instrument itself. Prepared piano basically means a piano with stuff in it, screws, thimbles, tin foil, pieces of paper, the type of thing that’ll make a piano technician start to sweat. The first couple people to do this type of thing were crazy Americans, Henry Cowell and John Cage. Definitely take a moment to check those guys out, if you have a sec. Anna, very much in keeping with her timbral language, uses these techniques to carve out massive swaths of sonic texture, creating a huge universe in a relatively limited time frame. A couple weeks ago, Cory Smythe, pianist for the International Contemporary Ensemble, stopped by the Q2 Music studios to create the beautiful world premiere recording.

Download: Anna Thorvaldsdottir's 'Scape' Performed by Pianist Cory Smythe
