Dylan Sauerwald's guest appearances

Dylan Sauerwald

Doing the Work with Matthan Black

Straight from the Wolf's Mouth

Justin Werner

Jonathan Wilson

Kirsten Scott

Jordan Rutter

Mark Campbell

Anthony Clark

Matthew Gemmill

Ashley Kay

Ross Crean

Matthew Peckham

Dennis Kalup

Andreas Hager

Kerriann Otaño

Eugenia Forteza

Ryan Rivard

OwlTail

This week we have harpsichordist Dylan Sauerwald on the podcast! Dylan is a spectacular musician and friend and we have a lovely conversation that ranges from historical performance and figured bass to Aikido and meditation. Dylan performed on Frission’s soon-to-be-released short film, L’eraclito Amoroso, and will be at our screening at The Arete Venue and … Continue reading Episode #114: Doing the Work with Dylan Sauerwald →

This week we have harpsichordist Dylan Sauerwald on the podcast! Dylan is a spectacular musician and friend and we have a lovely conversation that ranges from historical performance and figured bass to Aikido and meditation. Dylan performed on Frission’s soon-to-be-released short film, L’eraclito Amoroso, and will be at our screening at The Arete Venue and … <a href="http://doingtheworkpod.com/?p=651" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading Episode #114: Doing the Work with Dylan Sauerwald →</a>

Episode #114: Doing the Work with Dylan Sauerwald

Emily and Lidi chat with historical keyboardist and conductor Dylan Sauerwald about early music, collaboration, and the huge amount of music that is baroque opera. Plus, two new pieces you didn't know you needed to hear!Dylan Sauerwald is a distinctive historical keyboardist and conductor. At the keyboard, he has been praised for his “fleet fingers” and “sophisticated playing,” (Capriccio), and as a conductor, his productions have been called “heart-wrenching and self-reflecting” (OperaWire). As a recording artist, Mr. Sauerwald can be heard on the New Focus, Coro, and Urtext labels. A champion of early opera, he has led productions of rarely-performed works acclaimed as “refined and flexible,” (Boston Globe) “fearless,” (Voce di Meche) and “a remarkable musical experience” (OperaWire). He is in demand as a guest conductor, appearing with ensembles opera companies across the US and Canada. He holds degrees from McGill University and Boston University.Charpentier: David et Jonathas - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si3yeJF-gnkRameau: Les Boréades- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlVsEnOpCao&amp;t=6134s

Emily and Lidi chat with historical keyboardist and conductor Dylan Sauerwald about early music, collaboration, and the huge amount of music that is baroque opera. Plus, two new pieces you didn't know you needed to hear! Dylan Sauerwald is a distinctive historical keyboardist and conductor. At the keyboard, he has been praised for his “fleet fingers” and “sophisticated playing,” (Capriccio), and as a conductor, his productions have been called “heart-wrenching and self-reflecting” (OperaWire). As a recording artist, Mr. Sauerwald can be heard on the New Focus, Coro, and Urtext labels. A champion of early opera, he has led productions of rarely-performed works acclaimed as “refined and flexible,” (Boston Globe) “fearless,” (Voce di Meche) and “a remarkable musical experience” (OperaWire). He is in demand as a guest conductor, appearing with ensembles opera companies across the US and Canada. He holds degrees from McGill University and Boston University. Charpentier: David et Jonathas - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si3yeJF-gnk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si3yeJF-gnk</a> Rameau: Les Boréades- <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlVsEnOpCao&amp;t=6134s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlVsEnOpCao&amp;t=6134s</a>

Episode 8: Interview with Dylan Sauerwald