conductors

Today we explore one of the most used Articles: 310 Conductors for General Use.

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January 9th is actually celebrated as Static Electricity Day in the United States.

Static Electricity Day is a day to celebrate and learn more about the fascinating properties of static electricity, which is a type of electric charge that builds up on the surface of objects when they come into contact with each other and then separate.

Static electricity is responsible for many common phenomena that we experience in our daily lives, such as the crackling sound we hear when we take off a sweater or the sparks that fly when we touch a doorknob. It also has many important practical applications, such as in the operation of photocopiers and other electronic devices.

To celebrate Static Electricity Day, people may participate in educational activities, such as conducting experiments to learn more about the properties of static electricity or watching videos that explain the science behind this phenomenon. People may also engage in static electricity-related activities, such as rubbing balloons on their hair to create static electricity or playing with plasma balls.

Overall, Static Electricity Day is a fun and educational holiday that celebrates the wonders of science and encourages people to explore and learn more about the world around them.

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Two award winning musicians meet up with me at Lemon Tree Café & Market in Las Vegas to tell stories and share some laughs. 

They start with playing at Tony Bennett’s  90th birthday party at Caesars Palace who recently passed away which leads into Natalie Cole. Lon tells the story of being a paid Nixon campaign flier distributor! What is funk music? 
David tell stories about the days of playing at Cleopatra’s Barge at Caesars and how that developed him. Was the Paddlewheel Inn where Lon developed and how he got started at the Riveria. 

David tells us how the gig with the LV Raiders is going as well as his LP Sidewalk. Lon discusses recording with Tower of Power, how that was the impetus for putting his band together and then David adds to it. The story how Lon & David met in Las Vegas which goes from the Naughty Ladies Saloon to being in drag. 

They give their perspectives on teaching and giving back. Paul Shaffer stories leads into Steve Schirripa getting casted for The Sopranos. Playing at Myon’s Cabaret @ The Smith Center & of course… TOMATO PLANTS!

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In the Bonus Room we discuss the idea of using social media to build a career in music, and from there we move on to the subject of the interpretation of Baroque music... authentic instruments and phrasing vs. modern instruments and phrasing. And we end with Anne's optimistic take on the future of classical music... "The music is just fine."

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Part 2 of our discussion deals with the books "The King and I", and "My Nine Lives". We talk about what it was like to work with Herbert Breslin and Leon Fleisher, both towering but very different figures in the music business. This leads to a short discussion about interpretation, and we end with Anne talking about her current project, a book of historical fiction about the person who built pianos for Beethoven, Nanette Streicher.

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Anne Midgette was the music critic for the Washington Post for eleven years, and for seven years before that was a regular contributor to the New York Times. She is the author of two books on music, The King and I, about the relationship between Luciano Pavarotti and his manager, Herbert Breslin, and My Nine Lives, with the pianist Leon Fleisher. She is currently working on a historical novel about Nanette Streicher, the woman who built pianos for Beethoven. Oh, and she has also written some travel books! So who better to ask about what it is like to be a music critic and her life in the arts?

We begin with my asking Anne Midgette about her (at least to me) unique view on the purpose of a music critic. We then talk about what a normal day might look like and about the pressure of writing music reviews with incredibly quick publishing deadlines. Ms. Midgette is well known for her articles having to do with the #MeToo problem in classical music, which we discuss in depth toward the end of this episode.

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Today, we talk about what conductors and musical leaders can do to connect with audiences and welcome new people into the concert hall.

This is part two of our talk with Aubrey Bergauer about Building Back Audiences. Part one is about the state of the classical music industry and what changes institutions can make to help build audiences.

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• 01:27 - How can conductors make our concerts more accessible to newcomers?
• 10:30 - How conductors can engage with the community
• 14:01 - Shortcomings of music education
• 20:47 - Advice Aubrey wishes she'd received 10 years ago
• 23:31 - Summary and next steps for listeners
• 26:09 - Plugs
• 26:27 - Aubrey's Hidden Gem
• 27:36 - Aubrey's Billboard message to all musical leaders
• 28:22 - Outro

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