Classically Training: What is opera?
In this episode, ‘Classically Training’ makes a trip to the Minnesota Opera to find out where this art form came from and how all the pieces come together.
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Classically Training
A new video podcast for folks who are curious about classical music and need a place to start.
Classically Training, Episode 6 – What is opera?
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Classically Training: How do composers compose?
In this episode, composers Shruthi Rajasekar, Janika Vandervelde, and Dan Nass take a seat at the Composers Roundtable to share how they turn their ideas into music.
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Classically Training: “Sonatas, concertos, and preludes, oh my!”
In this episode, Performance Today host Valerie Kahler gives some tips for the next time you open a concert program.
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Classically Training: What does the arm waving mean?
In this episode, our host sits down with conductor Hannah Schendel to demystify the art of conducting.
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Classically Training: How did the notes on the piano get there?
In this episode, Dr. Andy Fleser explains the history of the piano, one of the world’s most important instruments.
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Classically Training: What is classical music?
Our curious host quickly learns that the answer may be harder to find.
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Coming September 8: Classically Training
Classically Training is a new video podcast for folks who are curious about classical music and need a place to start.
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About Classically Training
Classical music can feel intimidating. The jargon, history, and virtuosity make the genre feel like an exclusive club. Curious listeners need a place to start. In this podcast from YourClassical MPR, follow your eager host on her own journey to classically train. In each episode she brings her burning questions to classical music experts to try and get some answers. Follow along for a season of curiosity, discovery, great teachers, and music.