Amy Garapic's guest appearances

Amy Garapic

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Concert Honesty

Casey Cangelosi

Tracy Wiggins

Josh Jones

Robert van Sice

Todd Meehan

Matt Strauss

Michael Spiro

Doug Perkins

Josh Quillen

Ross Karre

Payton MacDonald

John Beck

Mike Rosen

Justin Alexander

Mark Ford

OwlTail

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.

#82--Corona-cast (Amy Garapic)

 Megan snagged NY percussionist Amy Garapic for this week's episode.  The two share similar experiences, and Amy is known for her involvement in the TIGUE Percussion Trio and organization of large-scale performances like John Luther Adams' Inuksuit.   We talk about her recent concerts, community/inner city drumlines, Brooklyn United, PICK (Pushing Inner City Kids), ORCHKids.  Watch here. Listen below.     If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element    0:00 Intro and hello 1:47 Megan and Amy’s friendship 4:14 Tigue at Sofar Sounds 7:15 Formation of Tigue, Robert Honstein’s “Index of Possibility” 13:04 Job announcements 16:44 Balancing teaching with performing and administration / NY and NH 21:13 Micah Detweiller: What’s the composition process like for Tigue? Is it collaborative? Is anything notated? 28:27 Alan Lange: What are some tips you would give a person who is starting out in their own producing career? What did you do to get started on that portion of your own career? 42:47 Megan: Community/inner city youth drumlines – Brooklyn United, PICK (Pushing Inner City Kids) Percussion, and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s OrchKids 49:02 Amy’s teaching in public schools / Brooklyn Conservatory of Music 50:37 Funding community arts programs / volunteering / teaching experience 1:01:43 Wrap

<a></a> Megan snagged NY percussionist Amy Garapic for this week's episode.  The two share similar experiences, and Amy is known for her involvement in the TIGUE Percussion Trio and organization of large-scale performances like John Luther Adams' Inuksuit. We talk about her recent concerts, community/inner city drumlines, Brooklyn United, PICK (Pushing Inner City Kids), ORCHKids. Watch <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ5r-GftPvs&amp;spfreload=10" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Listen below. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element 0:00 Intro and hello 1:47 Megan and Amy’s friendship 4:14 Tigue at Sofar Sounds 7:15 Formation of Tigue, Robert Honstein’s “Index of Possibility” 13:04 Job announcements 16:44 Balancing teaching with performing and administration / NY and NH 21:13 Micah Detweiller: What’s the composition process like for Tigue? Is it collaborative? Is anything notated? 28:27 Alan Lange: What are some tips you would give a person who is starting out in their own producing career? What did you do to get started on that portion of your own career? 42:47 Megan: Community/inner city youth drumlines – Brooklyn United, PICK (Pushing Inner City Kids) Percussion, and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s OrchKids 49:02 Amy’s teaching in public schools / Brooklyn Conservatory of Music 50:37 Funding community arts programs / volunteering / teaching experience 1:01:43 Wrap

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