Episode 161: Where Has All the Polyphony Gone? with David Simmons Wood
Episode 161: Where Has All the Polyphony Gone? with David Simmons Wood
Recently, David Simmons Wood made a splash by writing an article for Early Music America called “Toward a Rebirth of Ren... Read more
9 Aug 2023
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Episode 160: Practical Vocal Acoustics with Kenneth Bozeman
Episode 160: Practical Vocal Acoustics with Kenneth Bozeman
I am excited to welcome Kenneth Bozeman to the podcast this week to blow your minds! Ken is a voice teacher, author and ... Read more
2 Aug 2023
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Episode 159: The Entrepreneurial Future of Choral Music with Ryan Main
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Episode 158: Is All Art is Political? With Melissa Dunphy
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Episode 156: Choralosophers Livestream on Burnout, Literacy Instruction and the Moral Injury of Educators
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Episode 155: What I Wish I Knew As A Young Conductor with John C. Hughes
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Episode 154: Turning Title 1 Challenges into Success with Mark Bailey
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Episode 153: Going Deeper on Gender Equity in Music Ed with Dr. Melissa Baughman
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Episode 152: Prioritizing Context and Connection with Zanaida Robles
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In this special Oxford Series episode, I catch Dr. Zanaida Robles for a conversation about her philosophy as a composer,... Read more
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