E7 Can you Save Cheetahs with Electroacoustic Music?
1st July 2020
Ah what a lovely chat. We begin with a love letter to new music and Manchester, work through why everyone should be improvising and the
Classical Music Now
A No Dice Collective podcast
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Joe Chesterman-March chats and laughs with the composers, players and organisers doing exciting things in the world of classical music today. Expect insights into the creative process, career paths, cross-disciplinary chat, and an honest look at the the classical music industry for the people in it.
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E6 Trumpet Player Roasts Musical Establishment for 60 Minutes Straight w/ Illy Quane
1st June 2020
Illy Quane: trumpet player extraordinaire, composer, and very funny guy. If you’re looking for some light lockdown distraction, this is it. We chat about our
E5 So why are you doing the Adès? w/ Vonnegut Collective
1st May 2020
Today we’re chatting improv and Adès with the Vonnegut Collective. An enjoyably Coronavirus-free interview recorded back in March with a healthy dose of silliness and
E4 A Writer and a Reviewer Walk into a Music Podcast…
1st April 2020
Today we are blessed with a great window into the world of arts reviewing and writing thanks to Hugh Morris, and the similarities and differences
E3 The Ensemble of the Future w/ Manchester Collective
5th March 2020
Today I’m thrilled to share an interview with Adam and Rakhi of Manchester Collective. Emerging in 2017, they’re already an established part of the Manchester