Peter Wetzler's guest appearances

Peter Wetzler

Music Dialogue

Hosť Andrey Poláčkovej

MFM SPEAKS OUT

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Jonathan Wolff

Carole King

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Ariel Hyatt

Mark Deutsch

Carmen Sandiego

Michael Harrison

Chris St

John Murphy

Ken Hatfield

Jackie Venson

Robert Vass

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P. Wetzler: V zahraničí sa reštaurácie lokálnosťou hrdia, u nás je ponuka jednotvárna.Talkshow Hosť Andrey Poláčkovej pripravuje RTVS - Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1.

P. Wetzler: V zahraničí sa reštaurácie lokálnosťou hrdia, u nás je ponuka jednotvárna. Talkshow Hosť Andrey Poláčkovej pripravuje RTVS - Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1.

Peter Wetzler - učiteľ biológie (8.9.2020 13:05)

In this episode of the MFM Speaks Out, Adam Reifsteck interviews Hudson Valley based composer and pianist Peter Wetzler  about the evolution of his music career over the years, how current events are affecting the livelihood of professional musicians, and the importance of coming together as a community to become advocates for change.A dual citizen of the US &amp; Canada, now living in Kingston, NY, Wetzler’s resume is as impressive as it is varied. He studied at Yale, Princeton University, The Mozarteum, Conservatory in Salzburg, Brown University, UC Santa Cruz, and 20 years of classical/jazz piano study with Kirk Nurock and Robert Helps. He also held teaching appointments at Princeton, NYU, Connecticut College, Juilliard, the School for Visual Arts, and The Center for Creative Imaging. He also plays accordion and is a member of Stephen Johnson's Future350 Nu Bossa band, performing on their latest CD Songs for the Amygdala. The following music featured in this episode is provided courtesy of Peter Wetzler.Opening track: "Ambient Piano and Voice," by Peter Wetzler,  featuring Becca Armstrong.Middle track: "Nice Little Piano Interlude," by Peter Wetzler.Ending track: "Category D," by Peter Wetzler and the Repeatos.

In this episode of the <a href="https://musiciansformusicians.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MFM Speaks Out</a>, Adam Reifsteck interviews Hudson Valley based composer and pianist <a href="http://www.peterwetzler.com/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Wetzler</a>  about the evolution of his music career over the years, how current events are affecting the livelihood of professional musicians, and the importance of coming together as a community to become advocates for change.A dual citizen of the US &amp; Canada, now living in Kingston, NY, Wetzler’s resume is as impressive as it is varied. He studied at Yale, Princeton University, The Mozarteum, Conservatory in Salzburg, Brown University, UC Santa Cruz, and 20 years of classical/jazz piano study with Kirk Nurock and Robert Helps. He also held teaching appointments at Princeton, NYU, Connecticut College, Juilliard, the School for Visual Arts, and The Center for Creative Imaging. He also plays accordion and is a member of Stephen Johnson's Future350 Nu Bossa band, performing on their latest CD <a href="https://doobeedoobeedoo.info/2018/12/23/cd-review-future350-nu-bossa-nu-bossa-nova-from-kingston-ny/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Songs for the Amygdala</a>. The following music featured in this episode is provided courtesy of Peter Wetzler.Opening track: "Ambient Piano and Voice," by Peter Wetzler,  featuring Becca Armstrong.Middle track: "Nice Little Piano Interlude," by Peter Wetzler.Ending track: "Category D," by Peter Wetzler and the Repeatos.

EP 10: Peter Wetzler on Why You Deserve To Be Paid for Your Music

In this episode, I speak with composer Peter Wetzler on creating the theme and score for the PBS children’s mystery television series Ghostwriter that aired in the 90s. He talks about how the new music technology of the time helped shape the sound of the theme.

In this episode, I speak with composer Peter Wetzler on creating the theme and score for the PBS children’s mystery television series Ghostwriter that aired in the 90s. He talks about how the new music technology of the time helped shape the sound of the theme.

Creating the Ghostwriter Theme - Composer Peter Wetzler