Best Craig Dabelstein Podcasts (2024)

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The Nancy Affair 16:49

4+ y ago16:49

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The funeral service for the victims of the Nancy Affair featured the performance of Gossec's Marche Lugubre, a work that had an influence over the composition of memorial music for decades.By Craig Dabelstein

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The Iron Garden 20:45

4+ y ago20:45

20:45

A tour of national parks in southern Utah during 2017 inspired composer Jerome Sorsek to create a five-movement, 36-minute masterpiece celebrating nature: The Iron Garden.By Craig Dabelstein

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A Whole World of the Deepest Thoughts 11:02

4+ y ago11:02

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Known simply as the Chaconne, the last movement of Bach's Partita No. 2 in D minor for solo violin is said to be a celebration of the breadth of human possibility. WEBSITE: bestbandmusic.com FACEBOOK: facebook.com/bestbandmusic LINKEDIN: linkedin.com/showcase/38155639 TWITTER: twitter.com/TBBMYNHBy Craig Dabelstein

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David Whitwell's Symphony No. 1 12:39

4+ y ago12:39

12:39

As a first foray into composition in 1987, acclaimed conductor David Whitwell created a two-movement, 11 minute-long symphony for band depicting the "dark side of the Viennese Waltz." WEBSITE: concertbandmusicstore.com FACEBOOK: facebook.com/bestbandmusic LINKEDIN: linkedin.com/company/maximes-music PODCAST: concertbandmusicstore.com/podcast The sc…

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The Birth of the Modern Band 19:27

4+ y ago19:27

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On the 14 July 1790, at the Festival of the Federation in Paris, François-Joseph Gossec performed his Te Deum in front of an audience of 400,000 and forever changed the instrumentation of the concert band.By Craig Dabelstein