Andrea Mazzariello's guest appearances

Andrea Mazzariello

Art + Music + Technology

Concert Honesty

Dan Trueman

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Dan Deacon

Jessica Lee

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

Nathan Moody

Marcel Wierckx

Christine Papania

OwlTail

Andrea is on the composition faculty at Carlton College and is the director of composition at the So Percussion Summer Institute (SoSI).  We chat about our old selves and new selves and what it means to be a teacher and the ethics behind it.  We reserve the right to change our minds at any moment.  Always love chatting with Andrea.

Andrea is on the composition faculty at Carlton College and is the director of composition at the So Percussion Summer Institute (SoSI).  We chat about our old selves and new selves and what it means to be a teacher and the ethics behind it.  We reserve the right to change our minds at any moment.  Always love chatting with Andrea.

#211—Andrea Mazzariello

The virus is upon us. Let’s talk it out. Anything talked about or ideas pondered during a world-wide pandemic are null and void until such time we all are allowed outside again and be with each other. It’s weird.

The virus is upon us. Let’s talk it out. Anything talked about or ideas pondered during a world-wide pandemic are null and void until such time we all are allowed outside again and be with each other. It’s weird.

#88--Corona-cast (Andrea Mazzariello)

I got to know Andrea Mazzariello fairly soon after I moved to Northfield Minnesota. I saw him perform his one-man performance project at a local theater, and hung around after to talk. Things led to other things, and we started talking about Max, playing drone bits in his basement and more. This podcast was prodded into action by a release party for his new album, which dropped at the end of February. This piece - Make A Wish Then Build A Ladder  (https://www.onemorerevolution.com/am-jt) features something new for Andrea - working with another percussionist. In our discussion, he talks about that decision, how he translates this back to working a live/solo show, and how it helps him cope with the stresses of creating his work. But we talk about a lot of other stuff as well. I mean, who remembers the old Brother MIDI Sequencer? Well, Andrea does, because that was his starting point for electronic music. Who is willing to talk about the affordances - both positive and negative - of modern software? Andrew is. I appreciated his candor about both his own experience and the difficulties he's faced over the years. If I've come to know anything about Andrea, it's that he is a brave soul. Enjoy! And check out his work on his website: https://www.andreamazzariello.com/. For Patreon patrons, I have more information about the podcast interview, and even an except from his book.

I got to know Andrea Mazzariello fairly soon after I moved to Northfield Minnesota. I saw him perform his one-man performance project at a local theater, and hung around after to talk. Things led to other things, and we started talking about Max, playing drone bits in his basement and more. This podcast was prodded into action by a release party for his new album, which dropped at the end of February. This piece - Make A Wish Then Build A Ladder  (<a href="https://www.onemorerevolution.com/am-jt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.onemorerevolution.com/am-jt</a>) features something new for Andrea - working with another percussionist. In our discussion, he talks about that decision, how he translates this back to working a live/solo show, and how it helps him cope with the stresses of creating his work. But we talk about a lot of other stuff as well. I mean, who remembers the old Brother MIDI Sequencer? Well, Andrea does, because that was his starting point for electronic music. Who is willing to talk about the affordances - both positive and negative - of modern software? Andrew is. I appreciated his candor about both his own experience and the difficulties he's faced over the years. If I've come to know anything about Andrea, it's that he is a brave soul. Enjoy! And check out his work on his website: <a href="https://www.andreamazzariello.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.andreamazzariello.com/</a>. For <a href="https://www.patreon.com/darwingrosse" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a> patrons, I have more information about the podcast interview, and even an except from his book.