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SpeakingSoundly Backstage conversations w/ world-renowned musicians. Host: Principal Trumpet MET Opera David Krauss

29/01/2025

We can’t get enough of ! Catch the founding member of Brooklyn Rider in conversation w/ MET Orchestra Musicians principal trumpet David Krauss now, wherever you get your (for free!) at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

25/01/2025

on what makes a ✨GREAT✨ musician and why he admirers Yo-Yo Ma. Catch Colin’s full interview with David Krauss now at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

23/01/2025

✨ NEW EPISODE ALERT! ✨ Don't miss and Colin Jacobsen with MET Orchestra Musicians David Krauss. Listen now (for free!) at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

Violinist and composer Colin Jacobsen is “one of the most interesting figures on the classical music scene” (The Washington Post). The Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient joins David to describe his many musical families including the string quartet Brooklyn Rider, The Knights, an innovative orchestra for which he is the Co-Artistic Director with his brother, Eric Jacobsen, and the Santa Fe Pro Musica. Colin discusses childhood memories backstage at The Metropolitan Opera, the importance of playing with others, and what he loves about multi-generational musical experiences. Colin also reflects about the evolution of The Knights, which will perform at Carnegie Hall this season and his on-going collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad since its founding in 2000.

📸: Marco Giannavola

22/01/2025

Violinist, composer, and Silkroad artist Colin Jacobsen is the latest guest on the SpeakingSoundly podcast!

Described as “one of the most interesting figures on the classical music scene” (The Washington Post), The Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient joins host David Krauss to describe his many musical families including the string quartet Brooklyn Rider, The Knights—an innovative orchestra for which he is the Co-Artistic Director with his brother, Eric—and the Santa Fe Pro Musica. Colin discusses childhood memories backstage at The Metropolitan Opera, the importance of performing with others, and what he loves about multi-generational musical experiences. Colin also reflects about the evolution of The Knights, which will perform at Carnegie Hall this season and his on-going collaboration with the Silkroad Ensemble since its founding in 2000.

Available wherever you stream your podcasts!
Artful Narratives Media

10/01/2025

On the this week Carnegie Hall’s ‘24-‘25 Debs Composer’s Chair Gabriela Ortiz talks with The Metropolitan Opera’s David Krauss about finding her confidence and much more! Don’t miss their conversation available now (for free!) at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

MET Orchestra Musicians

07/01/2025

New episode available now—wherever you get your podcasts—with the brilliant Gabriela Ortiz.

02/01/2025

Alisa Weilerstein talks with The Metropolitan Opera's David Krauss about her first instruments. 🎻❤️🎙️Catch their full conversation now (for free!): https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

📸: Lisa Sakulensky

26/12/2024

To close out the year, we’re revisiting our interview with MacArthur Genius Grant Fellow and American classical Alisa Weilerstein. The internationally celebrated artist discusses her first instruments (made by her grandmother!), her solo debut at age thirteen with the The Cleveland Orchestra, and why she chose not to go directly to conservatory after high school. Alisa reminisces with David Krauss about performing at the White House and chuckles about receiving an apology from President Barack Obama, as well as discusses her groundbreaking new solo concert series Fragments.

Catch the now (for free!) at: https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

📸 Paul Stuart
MET Orchestra Musicians Opus 3 Artists

13/12/2024

🎻 GRAMMY Award-winning Maxim Vengerov Official sat down at Carnegie Hall with The Metropolitan Opera Principal Trumpet David Krauss to discuss how music became Maxim’s ticket to the world, why he punched his beloved teacher as a young child (it’s not what you might think!), and their upcoming performance with the MET Orchestra Musicians later this season. 🎧🎙️ Listen now (for free!) at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

26/11/2024

Don't miss Angel Blue on the with David Krauss, available now (for free!): https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X And then see them together with the MET Orchestra Musicians at The Metropolitan Opera.

26/11/2024

The “Speaking Soundly" podcast, hosted by David Krauss, released their new episode featuring Richard Tucker Award winner Angel Blue. In this episode, Angel and David discuss performing at The Metropolitan Opera together, the importance of the Prompter, how Angel draws on her own life experiences when singing, and more.

You can listen to Angel's episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Be sure to check out other interviews from “Speaking Soundly” featuring Richard Tucker Award winners, such as Michael Fabiano, Lisette Oropesa, Isabel Leonard, Lawrence Brownlee, and Joyce DiDonato, and grant winner J’nai Bridges.

Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3d gEnad

19/11/2024

Semyon Bychkov talks candidly about nerves, leading the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, performing with David Krauss and the MET Orchestra Musicians at the The Metropolitan Opera, as well as what he loves most about Carnegie Hall and his upcoming performances there with the Česká filharmonie. Catch the full convo now (for free!) wherever you get your at https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

📸: Umberto Nicoletti
Royal Academy of Music IMG Artists

14/11/2024

Don’t miss our newest interview—out now—featuring the Chief Conductor and Music Director of the Česká filharmonie and the Otto Klemperer Chair of Conducting of the Royal Academy of Music Semyon Bychkov. He is an whose commitment, passion, and obsession with making music is contagious. To kick off the conversation Semyon and David Krauss discuss the unique relationship between a and a based on their own performances together with the MET Orchestra Musicians at The Metropolitan Opera. The Maestro recalls his earliest musical experiences at age 5 (he had perfect pitch!), the moment when he realized he was born to , and the parallels between his life as an artist and an athlete. Semyon explains why winning the Conducting Competition led to his escape from the former Soviet Union and ultimate emigration to the United States in 1975, and how he came to inherit Rachmaninoff’s briefcase and some of his scores. To close out the conversation Semyon shares what he loves most about Carnegie Hall and how he perceives the power of music. 🎙️🎧 Listen now (for free!) and follow the show at: https://apple.co/3C8Tv7X

📸 Petr Chodura

13/11/2024

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30/10/2024

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