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Bach Talk, presented by The Bach Society of Saint Louis, invites you on an enlightening journey into the timeless world of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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Episode 37: Singers’ Roundtable ll, Part Two with Nola Richardson, Veronica Roan, Steven Soph and Tyler Duncan (opens the original)
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The Singers’ Roundtable conversation isn’t over yet! Picking up right where Episode 36 left off, Bach Talk host Ron Klemm and The Bach Society’s Scott MacDonald return to the mic with guest soloists soprano Nola Richardson, mezzo-soprano Veronica Roan, tenor Steven Soph and bass-baritone Tyler Duncan. In Part 2 of this fascinating roundtable, the soloists tackle the rest of the burning questions submitted by members of The Bach Society Chorus. This second half delivers plenty of enlightening ins
Episode 36: Singers’ Roundtable ll, Part One with Nola Richardson, Veronica Roan, Steven Soph and Tyler Duncan (opens the original)
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Singers asked the questions. Singers answered the questions! Members of The Bach Society Chorus submitted their burning questions for Bach’s Magnificat guest soloists soprano Nola Richardson, mezzo-soprano Veronica Roan, tenor Steven Soph and bass-baritone Tyler Duncan. Bach Talk host Ron Klemm and The Bach Society’s Scott MacDonald brought them straight to the mic. From vocal technique to life on the road, this conversation covers the joys and realities of singing together, with plenty of laugh
Episode 35: The Heyne Legacy with Kevin Heyne in Celebration of Dr. William B. Heyne (opens the original)
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Every great legacy starts with a vision. Bach Talk host Ron Klemm explores that vision with Kevin Heyne, who’ll unveil memories and early impressions of his grandfather, The Bach Society Founder Dr. William B. Heyne. This episode also features a rare recording of Dr. Heyne, sharing fascinating insights about the foundation of this remarkable journey as the first Conductor of The Bach Society of Saint Louis.
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