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Soundweavers

Chamber Music & Jazz Conversations

This podcast, Soundweavers, explores the triumphs and tribulations of the chamber music community through conversations with emerging and established performers, composers, and educators. Through dialogue with guest artists and ensembles, we delve into what it means to present contemporary and traditional classical, jazz, and folk music in today’s ever-shifting gig economy.

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01:36:00

Lake George Sessions 2025 - Concert 3, afternoon matinee

Soundweavers ·

2025/08/25

The Lake George Sessions is a Soundweavers Podcast mini-series showcasing complete, live performances from the Lake George Music Festival 2025, alongside interviews with the participants of the festival. Time stamps for specific performances or interviews can be found below:Concert 3 - Afternoon Matinee:00:12 - Intro00:43 - Interview Joshua Lauretig and Rosanna Moore11:42 - J. Cras, Suite en Duo27:52 - Interview Makana Mederieros32:09 - Vinao - Khan Variations41:17 - Interview Joseph Reid46:46 -

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01:22:46

Lake George Sessions 2025 - Concert 2

Soundweavers ·

2025/08/22

The Lake George Sessions is a Soundweavers Podcast mini-series showcasing complete, live performances from the Lake George Music Festival 2025, alongside interviews with the participants of the festival. Time stamps for specific performances or interviews can be found below:Concert 2:00:13 - Intro00:40 - Interview Donnacha Dennehy04:22 - Donnacha Dennehy, Chorale18:50 - Interview Charlie Smith24:46 - E. Ewazen, Trio for trumpet, violin and piano44:56 - Interview Audrey Sellers and Finnlay

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01:03:54

Lake George Sessions 2025 - Concert 1, Opening Night

Soundweavers ·

2025/08/20

The Lake George Sessions is a Soundweavers Podcast mini-series showcasing complete, live performances from the Lake George Music Festival 2025, alongside interviews with the participants of the festival. Time stamps for specific performances or interviews can be found below:Concert 1, Opening Night:00:12 Intro00:58 Interview Eleni Katz and Sam Boutris14:58 W. A. Mozart, Wind Serenade in E flat Major36:27 Interview Charles Paul43:49 E. Grieg, Holberg Suite for String Orchestra. Artistic Leadership,

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00:32:32

Lake George Sessions 2025 - Alexander Lombard

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2025/08/18

Welcome to The Soundweavers Podcast mini series, The Lake George Sessions.In this episode of Soundweavers, we speak with Lake George Music Festival co-founder Alexander Lombard. Alex shares the story behind launching a classical music festival in his lakeside hometown nestled in the Adirondacks, the challenges of building an artist-driven organization from the ground up, and how the festival continues to evolve as a hub for collaboration, innovation, and community in the chamber music world.To learn

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00:30:05

3.07 Lake George Music Festival - Joshua Laurentig

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2025/01/10

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00:37:14

3.06 Lake George Music Festival 2023 (Part 2)

Soundweavers ·

2024/07/29

The following episodes were recorded live at Lake George Music Festival 2023. In this two part series, Rosy chats with three of the festival's participants, Joshua Lauretig, Garret Arney, and Kevin Dombrowski. Topics center around music education, career trajectories, and the musicians' relationship to the festival.To learn more about the musicians featured in these episodes, please click on the links below: Joshua Lauretig ⁠https://bpo.org/staff-members/joshua-lauretig/⁠ Garrett Arney,

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00:47:50

3.05 Lake George Music Festival 2023 (Part 1)

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2024/07/15

The following episodes were recorded live at Lake George Music Festival 2023. In this two part series, Rosy chats with three of the festival's participants, Joshua Lauretig, Garret Arney, and Kevin Dombrowski. Topics center around music education, career trajectories, and the musicians' relationship to the festival.To learn more about the musicians featured in these episodes, please click on the links below: Joshua Lauretig https://bpo.org/staff-members/joshua-lauretig/ Garrett Arney, arx

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00:59:18

3.04 Juliani Ensemble

Soundweavers ·

2023/05/24

This week Rosy chats with members of the Juliani Ensemble - Anita Graef, Julian Graef and Emily Seaberry. They speak about maintaining ensemble longevity, the role of family within the ensemble, and Julian's experience of transforming a barn into a concert hall. Juliani Ensemble is currently preparing the launch of its new chamber music festival, the Tallgrass Chamber Music Festival, for summer 2023.To learn more about the Juliani Ensemble and/or the Tallgrass Chamber Music Festival, please

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00:49:56

3.03 Derby City Music Festival

Soundweavers ·

2023/05/10

In this episode, Rosy chats with Nicholas Finch, Artistic Director of Derby City Chamber Music Festival and Principal Cellist of the Louisville Orchestra. Derby City Music Festival 2023 will take place on May 23rd, 25th and 30th at Second Presbyterian Church in Louisville, KY. To reserve tickets or find out more about the festival, visit https://derbycitychamberfest.org/ To learn more about Nicholas Finch, visit http://nicholasfinch.com/

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01:00:07

3.02 Arthur Keegan

Soundweavers ·

2023/05/03

In this episode, Rosy delves into deep conversation with British composer Arthur Keegan. They speak about his new song cycle based on the works of author Thomas Hardy, grad school funding, and the virtues of patience when examining one's own career trajectory. If you would like to support the Hardy project or preorder the album, please visit Arthur’s Kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wessexlovesongs/help-us-record-an-album-celebrating-hardys-poetry-and-music

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00:56:44

3.01 Icarus Quartet

Soundweavers ·

2023/04/26

In this episode, Rosanna chats with the Icarus Quartet - Larry Weng, Christopher Goodpasture, Matt Keown, and Jeff Stern - about building repertoire, working with composers, maintaining a work-life balance, and the practical realities of recording. To find out more about Icarus Quartet, visit https://icarusquartet.org/ Icarus Quartet’s debut album Big Things can be heard at https://icarusquartet.bandcamp.com/album/big-things

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00:22:19

3.00 Season Introduction - What is a "Soundweavers"?

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2023/04/19

Welcome to Season 3 of the Soundweavers Podcast! In this short introductory episode, host Rosanna Moore, editor Evan Henry and producer Nikolas Jeleniauskas chat about the direction they are hoping to take the show this season. They also discuss the upcoming guests for the next four episodes: Icarus Quartet, Arthur Keegan, Derby City Music Festival and the Juliani Ensemble.

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00:01:50

Hiatus Message

Soundweavers ·

2022/11/23

Soundweavers Podcast will be on hiatus until next year.

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00:43:08

2.24 UpBeat Collaboration

Soundweavers ·

2022/08/24

In the final Cast Chat and episode of season 2, we are joined by the hosts of UpBeat Podcast (a part of Everything Conducting), John Devlin and Enrico Lopez-Yañez, to discuss the similarities between large and small ensemble musicianship, and our respective approaches when developing podcasts. The transcript for this episode can be found here. For more information about Everything Conducting, John and Enrico, please visit their websites.

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00:27:25

2.23 Playing Classical Music on Electric Guitar: DJ...

Soundweavers ·

2022/07/20

Guitarist and composer DJ Sparr joins us to chat about the central role that the relationships built in school play in securing future work. He shares about his experience performing Kenneth Fuch’s Electric Guitar Concerto with JoAnn Falletta and the London Symphony Orchestra and the difference between performing his vs. others’ works. We also talk about the typical day-to-day schedule of a performer-composer, and working this into family life. Electric guitarist and composer D. J. Sparr, who

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00:37:12

2.22 Using Brass Quintet to Promote Female Voices:...

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2022/07/07

Jacquelyn Lankford and Stephanie Ycaza of Calypsus Brass join us to chat about the significance of being an all-female-identifying group in the world of brass ensembles. They speak with us about the workshops, which range from discussions on military and orchestral work to musician wellness. We talk about their involvement with Rising Tide Music Press and how they tackle the challenges associated with funding the commissioning and recording of new works. Founded in 2021, Calypsus Brass is a

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00:24:40

2.21 Giving All Kids a Chance to Play: Music Haven

Soundweavers ·

2022/06/22

Violist Annalisa Boerner of Music Haven and the Haven String Quartet joins us to discuss the organization's mission to enhance access to chamber music education for the students of New Haven, Connecticut. We chat about how the organization works to connect the work their students are doing in the studio with the world beyond their practice, and how they work to counter the violence and hostility of society through community-building. We speak about the ways in which the organization is currently

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00:20:14

2.20 Introducing Evan Henry: Cast Chat

Soundweavers ·

2022/06/08

Our new producer, Evan Henry, joins us to discuss his life as a student and composer and how he found his way into audio engineering as a segment of his professional career. Evan Henry is a composer and music copyist (and now, podcast producer, it seems!) currently living in Eugene, Oregon. His formal musical study began at the Eastman School of Music in 2008 as a jazz trumpet major. After switching focus to composition and piano, he graduated with a BM in composition in 2013, and briefly continued

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00:29:18

2.19 Making Music for Silent Films: FRAME Ensemble

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2022/05/25

Irine Røsnes, Trevor Bartlett, and Jonny Best of FRAME Ensemble joins us to discuss their work improvising for silent films, from how they got started working within this genre to their process preparing for each film. They share about their approach to the traditions for performance with silent films and how they approach the various challenges associated with a genre so uniquely situated in a specific moment in time. The transcript for this episode can be found here. For more information about

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00:32:20

2.18 Using Music To Explore Identity: Nina Shekhar

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2022/05/11

Composer Nina Shekhar joins us to chat about her work exploring identity, vulnerability, love, and laughter in her work and her process for exploring such complex aspects of humanity in seemingly mundane experiences, such as the car horns on the streets of India. We talk about how she approaches the business side of a professional career in composition, and how her work as a flutist, saxophonist, and pianist has informed her comfort with a wide array of compositional styles. And we speak about how

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