Eriko Daimo's guest appearances

Eriko Daimo

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Jeremy Smith

David Robinson

Colin Currie

Josh Jones

Dave Hall

Mike Rosen

Justin Alexander

Mark Ford

Stephen Hall

Rebecca Kite

Marco Schirripa

Brian Nozny

Brian Blume

Caleb Pickering

Ben Charles

OwlTail

Pius Cheung

They're the marimba power couple of Schumann-ian proportions: Pius Chueng and Eriko Daimo. In addition to being teachers (in Oregon and NY) and internationally known performers, they are also our dear friends.  Their dog, Partita, makes a few cameo appearances in this episode.  Topics: Nancy Zeltsman and her teaching style, finding satisfaction in playing, Facebook questions  Watch here. Listen below.     If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element    0:00 Marimba dog  0:15 Intro and hello  1:28 Recent travels and projects  4:37 Heyston Yu: Will you talk more about orchestration in your music? How do you connect thoughts between playing piano and playing marimba? And when will you both consider publishing your next album?  9:24 Ted Jackson: I really love Professor Chang’s book “Colors.” Would you mind explaining how it came about?  10:45 Michael Cerreto: How does your own self-evaluation and self-criticism help you continually advance as an artist? How does the same self-judgement get in your way and how do you manage it so it does not become de-motivating?  18:21 2016 International Percussion Competition in New York  21:21 Judging Competitions  25:32 Transitioning from New York to Eugene, OR  31:02 Casey/Pius banter and cooking  36:46 Javier Pavita: Do you have any advice on your “Etude in D Major”?  38:33 Ben: Nancy Zeltsman  41:55 Nancy’s rep, teaching style, ZMF, etc.  54:00 Composing for keyboards vs. drums vs. electronics  56:06 Timpani chat  1:00 Meditation and Japanese tradition  1:02:54 Ju Percussion Taiwanese International Competition    1:04:43 Wrap

<a></a><a href="https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-uNxCZ30qQlY/WFavsd4zMuI/AAAAAAAACO0/egZZo_BHXXIk-cSql1oXkHJ_J3ua9NeYgCLcB/s1600/Casey%2BCangelosi%2BPius%2BCheung%2BMarimba%2BFest%2Bat%2Bpercussion%2Bpodcast.PNG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> They're the marimba power couple of Schumann-ian proportions: Pius Chueng and Eriko Daimo. In addition to being teachers (in Oregon and NY) and internationally known performers, they are also our dear friends.  Their dog, Partita, makes a few cameo appearances in this episode. Topics: Nancy Zeltsman and her teaching style, finding satisfaction in playing, Facebook questions Watch <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqw5CRceEuQ" 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 Marimba dog 0:15 Intro and hello 1:28 Recent travels and projects 4:37 Heyston Yu: Will you talk more about orchestration in your music? How do you connect thoughts between playing piano and playing marimba? And when will you both consider publishing your next album? 9:24 Ted Jackson: I really love Professor Chang’s book “Colors.” Would you mind explaining how it came about? 10:45 Michael Cerreto: How does your own self-evaluation and self-criticism help you continually advance as an artist? How does the same self-judgement get in your way and how do you manage it so it does not become de-motivating? 18:21 2016 International Percussion Competition in New York 21:21 Judging Competitions 25:32 Transitioning from New York to Eugene, OR 31:02 Casey/Pius banter and cooking 36:46 Javier Pavita: Do you have any advice on your “Etude in D Major”? 38:33 Ben: Nancy Zeltsman 41:55 Nancy’s rep, teaching style, ZMF, etc. 54:00 Composing for keyboards vs. drums vs. electronics 56:06 Timpani chat 1:00 Meditation and Japanese tradition 1:02:54 Ju Percussion Taiwanese International Competition 1:04:43 Wrap

060 - Pius Cheung and Eriko Daimo