Today begins a pretty massive project for Sticky Notes - a complete Beethoven cycle over the next few weeks! We start of course with Beethoven's 1st symphony. Some people tend to think of Beethoven’s 1st as a cautious foray into the symphonic world, but I couldn’t disagree more. It is a bold, confident leap into the genre, a genre that Beethoven would end up changing for good. All of the elements that make Beethoven's symphonies so fantastic are already present in this symphony, so let's begin the journey!
Talking Conducting, Studying, and Loneliness w/ Dalia Stasevska
The Connection Between Language and Music w/ Yundu Wang
A Decidedly Undogmatic Conversation w/ Mahan Esfahani
Mahler Symphony No. 6, Part 3
Mahler Symphony No. 6, Part 2
Programming Post-Covid, Competitions, and the Negro Folk Symphony, w/ Ryan Bancroft
Mahler Symphony No. 6, Part 1
Founding an Orchestra, w/ Eric and Colin Jacobsen of The Knights
Saint-Saens Symphony No. 3, "Organ"
The Organ, Competitions, Filmmaking, and more w/ Alcee Chriss and Stacey Tenenbaum
Beethoven Triple Concerto
Encounters with Milhaud, Messiaen, Stravinsky, Lutoslawski, and Ligeti, with John Heiss
The Life and Music of Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Stephen Hough on Practicing Through the Pandemic, Composing, and Classical Music as Entertainment.
Bartok Violin Duos and Social Duoing
How Musical Revolutions Were Created, Part 2 - w/ Jan Swafford
Sibelius Symphony No. 7
How Musical Revolutions Were Created, Part 1 - w/Jan Swafford
Respighi, "The Pines of Rome"
Quarantine, Richter, Kleiber, Dvorak, Zander, Wearing Different Hats, and Schumann w/ Zsolt Bognar
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