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Hosted by renowned pianist and broadcaster Sarah Cahill, The Phenotypic Recordings Podcast brings you into the world of Phenotypic Recordings: Music with a Mission.
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Timothy Myers and the Living Energy of Orchestral Performance (opens the original)
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Conductor Timothy Meyers explores the artistry, intensity, and collaborative spirit behind Live from Spoleto 2025 , a powerful new recording featuring the. Recorded live in concert with an audience, the album captures the electricity and vulnerability of live orchestral performance — something Myers believes can never be fully recreated in a studio. He shares how live recordings are assembled through performances, dress rehearsals, and “patch sessions,” while reflecting on the emotional experien
Steve Prutsman and the Art of Scoring Buster Keaton (opens the original)
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Composer and pianist Stephen Prustman explores the fascinating craft of writing live scores for silent film through his acclaimed music for Buster Keaton’s masterpiece Sherlock Jr. The conversation traces Steve’s lifelong love of silent cinema — from childhood trips to revival theaters with his father to decades of performing live film scores around the world with ensembles including the. Along the way, he reflects on the strange magic of combining live chamber music with visual storytelling, th
Osvaldo Golijov: Friendship, Memory, and the Music That Lives On (opens the original)
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A deeply personal conversation unfolds around Ever Yours , the new album from composer Osvaldo Golijov featuring performances by Barry Shiffman, Nicholas Schwartz, and the Arethusa and Animato Quartets. Ever Yours was produced by Stephen Prutsman. At the heart of the album is the late violinist Geoff Nuttall of the St. Lawrence String Quartet. He was the friend, collaborator, artistic provocateur, and a defining musical force in Golijov’s life. The episode explores how friendship shapes art, how
Melanie Ambler: Music, Medicine, and the Art of Listening (opens the original)
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On this episode of the M3 Podcast, host Sarah Cahill speaks with cellist and Stanford medical student Melanie Ambler about her groundbreaking work at the intersection of music, medicine, and human connection. Melanie shares the story behind Musical Rounds , a deeply personal project in which she visits critically ill and terminally ill patients, listens to their stories, and creates spontaneous cello improvisations inspired by their memories, emotions, and lives. What began as parallel passions
Kronos Quartet: Music, Memory, and Bearing Witness (opens the original)
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On this episode of the M3 Podcast, host Sarah Cahill sits down with members of Kronos Quartet — David Harrington, Gabriela Díaz, Ayane Kozasa, and Paul Wiancko — for a profound conversation about their latest album, Forgive Us Four . Spanning music from Palestine, Ukraine, and Iceland, the album explores how composers and performers respond to war, displacement, exile, and human resilience. The quartet reflects on Kronos’s long history of socially engaged music-making, tracing a line back to Geo
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