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Anthony Plog on Music

Anthony Plog (host), Eddie Ludema (Producer)

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Conversations with performers, composers, and entrepreneurs. Join Tony and some of the world’s great musicians in interviews that are fascinating, illuminating, and funny (well, most of the time).
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Hello to All Serious Musik & Afterhours Fans Worldwide. Serious Musik Radio Show. By J.Martinezz is a Podcast with Guest DJ mixes from all over the World as well as Serious Musik own J.Martinezz. -- We are a Promotions, Marketing & Entertainment Company That is Dedicated to Support & Producing Unique Electronic Musik Events in Miami & N.Y. Follow On Facebook.com/jmartinezzdj - Musik is Power & Power is Serious Musik With Bad Manners.
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UNSTUCK MUSIK present : UNSTUCK MUSIK RADIO SHOW with Label Artists (DJ/Producer) and Live record DJ set Party. INFO : http://www.unstuckmusik.com Early 2015 the project producers Djs, TRAMA, Mathieu & Grau Dvj Niburu finally born! We can say that those three were found as well in their musical culture, their clear vision and their want to share! The logical and natural consequence of their various collaborations: the desire to create together a record company like them combining freshness, ...
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To drenge som sammen danner bandet BOWE - vi benytter os af denne platform samt mange andre, til at udtrykke vores musikalske rejse. Det omfatter både vores egen musik samt podcasts, hvor vi dækker den musikalske proces, vi er i færd med. Samtidig kombinerer vi ærlige meninger med seriøse og sjove personlige historier om alt og intet - lyt med! Vi er at finde på Instagram: - @philiptaidrums - @jonasbbech /// We're two guys from Denmark with a passion for music and we'll be using this platfor ...
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2 Idiots got stuck in a studio room, the lights went out all they have is a mini fridge with lifetime supply of pizza and Dr.Pepper as well as a microphone guess where recording something now... Heres our email if for some reason you wanna sponsor us or if you wanna just say hi :D darkstudiosroom@gmail.com
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Jake, Ryan, and Alex love hip-hop, creativity, and comedy. We'll let you in on what to pay attention to in the world of hip-hop, and have a few laughs along the way. New episodes biweekly! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wazoopodcast/support
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Zenith

Stephanie Zenith

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Zenith, Stephanie Zenith, was born in Washington, DC but grew up all over the world. Her childhood included places such as southern Virginia, northern Michigan, the Philippines, and South Korea. Stephanie's jazz-drummer father started her in piano lessons at age 6. From that beginning, her interests have spread to many different aspects of music. Classical piano; talent shows; choirs; singing in musicals; tenor saxophone; choreography; and DJing her college radio station are some of the many ...
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Kevin Mayse is the wind ensemble conductor, trumpet teacher, and chair of the Department of Music at Riverside City College. Even though RCC is a two year college, what Kevin has been able to accomplish has been exceptional. His wind ensemble not only performs major works but also has a vibrant commissioning program, top flight soloists, and perfor…
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Jon Armstrong is an amazingly versatile performer, composer, educator and thinker. Perhaps that should come as no surprise, since as a young man in his home town in Oregon, Jon not only played in a Buddhist marching band but also worked 12 hour shifts in a diaper factory! After a highly successful career in LA, he now teaches at Idaho State Univers…
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Matilda Lloyd has already had an exceptional career at a very young age. Her first album, Casta Diva, released on Chandos Records, was BBC Music Magazine's Recording of the Month in June of 2023. She will also be a European Concert Hall Organization "Rising Star" for the 2024/2025 season. But in addition to being an international trumpet soloist, s…
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During the series of conversations I've had with people in the music business over the past 3 1/2 year, I've spoken with guests representing many aspects of music. But I haven't spoken with anybody about the give and take between orchestra management and musicians. So, who better to have on the podcast than Lynn Larsen? Lynn has been Personnel Mana…
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Richard Antoine White (RAW Tuba) is principal tubist with the New Mexico Philharmonic, principal tuba of the Santa Fe Symphony, and a full professor of tuba at the University of New Mexico. But for more reasons than those, he has been an inspiration for those of us familiar with his life and work. For the first four years of his life, he was homele…
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I first met pianist Katharina Kegler in 1992 when I auditioned for the position of trumpet professor at the Freiburg Musik Hochschule. Katharina was assigned to me as the accompanist for the short concert I would have to play and, unbeknownst to me, it was her first service since being hired at the Hochschule. So over many year we have not only tau…
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Trumpeter Dave Bilger has had a stellar career as both a performer and also as an educator. He was principal trumpet with the Dallas Symphony, and following that, principal trumpet with the Philadelphia Orchestra for many years. In addition to the 27 years he's taught at the Curtis Institute of Music, he's also Professor of Trumpet at the Northwest…
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Andreas Neubronner is a record producer and engineer who has won 8 Grammy awards. He has recorded great orchestras around the world and is known for his recordings of the Mahler Symphonies with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas, his work with Baroque and Renaissance ensembles, and piano soloists Murray Perahia …
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In his thirty-eight years with the Utah Symphony, Nick Norton experienced all aspects of what it means to be an orchestral trumpet player. He began his career with the orchestra as second trumpet and after nine years auditioned for, and won, the newly vacated position of principal trumpet. Towards the end of his tenure with the orchestra, he moved …
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Bill Williams is a musician who has had a stellar career as a symphony musician, chamber musician, and soloist. But in addition to his performing, he is also a consultant with a wide range of clients, including elite performers and institutions, focusing on the tools needed to perform well consistently. On his website The Path to Optimal Performanc…
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In the Bonus Room we discuss Chad's book, "You Earned a Music Degree. Now What?" This is a book that offers many practical and usable suggestions for students graduating from college and wanting to pursue a career in music. It is indeed a working musicians field guide, and we cover many areas of the book. Students will find this part of the intervi…
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We begin Part 2 by talking about his time with the San Francisco Ballet and how conducting ballet is so different from conducting orchestras. From there we move on to the New World Symphony and the studying of scores in preparation for rehearsals and concerts, how much time is involved, and the strategy he has for score analysis. Would you like mor…
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Chad Goodman is, to quote Christina Wallace from Forbes Magazine, "an entrepreneur bringing innovation to classical music." In his young life, Chad has started his own ensemble, the Elevate Ensemble, worked with the San Francisco Symphony and San Francisco Ballet as a conductor, is a Conducting Fellow of the New World Symphony, and has recently bee…
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In addition to their new jobs, Will and Carlos have had experiences performing with other major orchestras, such as the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the St. Louis Symphony, and the London Symphony. Our talk then turns to the future, with Will talking about his work with the Vennture Mouthpiece company, and Carlos about trainin…
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We continue our conversation about experiences at Juilliard and then move on to their current jobs: Principal Trumpet with the Nashville Symphony and Principal Trombone with the New York City Ballet, and specifically what they experienced in their auditions for those two orchestras. Would you like more inspirational stories, suggestions, insights, …
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Trombonist Carlos Jiménez Fernández and Trumpeter William Leathers have already had exceptional lives as musicians, even though they just recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Juilliard. They already have great jobs as principal players (Will with the Nashville Symphony and Carlos with the New York City Ballet) and have also performed wi…
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The boys go full BBC and rip Russell Bland, compare holiday candies, review Nas' album, and drop a world premier first dirty freestyle. Drake ft. Giggs - KMT (Instrumental) by VICTOR on YouTube. *Out The Wazoo is not intended to be used as a substitute for listening to any song or album. I invoke Fair Use Doctrine to protect us.********************…
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We begin the Bonus Room with Amy talking about her 99-day trip around the United States visiting and photographing all the national parks during the first year of the Covid pandemic. Her life outside of music is as varied as her freelance life in Los Angeles, so we discuss other projects she's been involved in. We end this fascinating conversation …
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In addition to the classical jobs she plays, Amy has also done some very interesting non-classical jobs, so we go behind the scenes of her recording sessions for Kendrick Lamar and Dave Matthews. Amy also talks about what it was like to be on the session that was a tribute to Henry Mancini, which included session musicians such as John Williams, He…
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Hornist Amy Sanchez is a very successful and very busy freelancer living in Los Angeles. But she is so much more than that. In addition to all her various activities as a musician, she has also done a 99 day trip around the United States visiting all the National Parks, has become involved with NkombeRhino, a South African organization that focuses…
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The boys touch tips in discussing marriage, Trav's Utopia, Drake's dawgs, Gunna's tail, and Michael Jackson stealing kids. We swear it's a hip-hop podcast.*Out The Wazoo is not intended to be used as a substitute for listening to any song or album. I invoke Fair Use Doctrine to protect us.********************Rate and review the show! Hit that bag b…
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In the Bonus Room, we first discuss the difference between stress and distress. And then we discuss how to relieve distress in performance situations, with Jason talking about “flipping the script.” Dorico Professional music notation and composition software from Steinberg. Download a free 30-trial today! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate li…
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A large portion of this second part of our conversation deals with performance psychology and dealing with Covid and the groundbreaking research Aaron is doing at the Royal College. In discussing that research we do a deep dive into distributed simulation, where students can perform before a simulated situation of either a performance or audition, …
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Aaron Williamon is Professor of Performance Science at the Royal College of Music in London and is joined in our conversation by Jason Evans, who is head of the brass faculty at the Royal College and also principal trumpet with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Together we tackle the subject of performance psychology and specifically, performance anxiety…
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In the Bonus Room, Daniel talks about the tight-knit nature of his team and how he views the success of a product. He discusses balancing priorities while still keeping an eye toward the future and what he thinks about the potential of tech advancements on the future of notation software. He briefly talks about his friendship with the prolific comp…
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In Part 2, Daniel talks about the beginnings of working for Steinberg and their culture. He then goes over the initial years of building Dorico from the ground up and the shift in focus once the product was available to the world. He discusses innovation and the goal of not just "building a faster horse." Finally, he talks about a day in his life a…
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When I first began the podcast, producer Eddie Ludema and I thought our main goal would be to dig deeply into what makes a great musician, and we had many fascinating interviews in that vein. But as time progressed, we noticed that our interviews were with subjects that didn’t concern themselves directly with performance and practice techniques (Ha…
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An important aspect of any chamber music group is repertoire, so we talk about how Seraph Brass chooses theirs and how they go about rehearsing before and during a tour. We end with a discussion of a concert done the night before our conversation... a work by Anthony DiLorenzo (Chimera) performed with the U.S. Army Band, Pershing's Own. Dorico Prof…
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The members of Seraph Brass are entrepreneurs in addition to being musicians, and we begin Part 2 by discussing the workshops they give on entrepreneurship. We then move on to touring and what it is like to play in different countries with varying cultures. We close this part with a discussion of how the group goes about commissioning works. Dorico…
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Seraph Brass is in its ninth season and began as a group dedicated to "elevating and showcasing the excellence of female brass players and highlighting musicians from marginalized groups both in personnel and in programming." It is a group consisting of five to six core artists, along with a group of guests who also perform with the group. My conve…
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Jörg Widmann is also recognized as an internationally acclaimed clarinet soloist, so we begin the Bonus Room by talking about that aspect of his career. We also discuss further how he balances his schedule between composing, clarinet, and conducting (spoiler alert... he really doesn't!), and then we talking about a number of different subjects, suc…
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In Part 2, we continue our discussion about composition, including aspects such as revision, notation, writing in bursts rather than with a regular schedule (and why composing for very long hours is a joy), separating composing from clarinet and conducting, dealing with being writer's block, and working with Pierre Boulez. We end Part 2 by talking …
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Jörg Widmann is one of the most versatile and fascinating classical artists in the world today. He is one of the world's most recognized modern composers, with premiers by major orchestras around the world. He has also appeared as a clarinet soloist with many of the world's top ensembles. As a conductor, he was the Music Director of the Irish Chamb…
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In the Bonus Room we discuss the idea of using social media to build a career in music, and from there we move on to the subject of the interpretation of Baroque music... authentic instruments and phrasing vs. modern instruments and phrasing. And we end with Anne's optimistic take on the future of classical music... "The music is just fine." Would …
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Part 2 of our discussion deals with the books "The King and I", and "My Nine Lives". We talk about what it was like to work with Herbert Breslin and Leon Fleisher, both towering but very different figures in the music business. This leads to a short discussion about interpretation, and we end with Anne talking about her current project, a book of h…
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Anne Midgette was the music critic for the Washington Post for eleven years, and for seven years before that was a regular contributor to the New York Times. She is the author of two books on music, The King and I, about the relationship between Luciano Pavarotti and his manager, Herbert Breslin, and My Nine Lives, with the pianist Leon Fleisher. S…
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In the Bonus Room, I ask Jock about perhaps the most unusual aspect of his career ... doing voice overs for commercials, cartoons, and the like. And Jock was happy to give me some examples of what different cartoon characters might sound like. So this Bonus Room is quite different from Bonus Rooms of the past! Enjoy! Would you like more inspiration…
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Jock transitioned to jazz and rock and moved to San Francisco during the height of the hippie movement. We talk about improvisation and the difference between "playing licks" and "riding the crest of the wave." Part 2 ends with Jock talking about two of the iconic band leaders he played with ... Don Ellis and Frank Zappa. Would you like more inspir…
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Jock Ellis has had a remarkably diversified musical (and non-musical) life. I first met Jock while we were in our teens playing in the American Youth Symphony and we have been friends to this day. But we have gone in different musical directions, with me staying in classical and Jock going in the direction of jazz, rock, and ... voice overs! In Par…
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The boys profile East Atlanta artist Young Nudy, starting from the origins of EA and detailing hiphop from Zone 6. *Out The Wazoo is not intended to be used as a substitute for listening to any song or album. All music played on the show is strictly for creative reaction, analysis, and commentary purposes under Fair Use!* ******************* Rate a…
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In addition to being an orchestral musician and soloist, Carol also teaches at Yale University, so I ask about her thoughts on teaching and practicing. In addition to everything else, she is an entrepreneur, having founded an organization called Tubas for Good, which supplies tubas and euphoniums to underfunded school arts programs. Would you like …
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In the second part of our conversation, I ask Carol about the role of the tuba in the brass section and also the orchestra, and how her interpretation changes when playing with the different brass instruments, and how she adapts for different styles. Carol has premiered solo works by Michael Daugherty and Wynton Marsalis, both written for her, so I…
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Ryan and Jake survive an Alexless episode by recapping the Luv Is 4Ever tour. Young Nudy's 'GUMBO' gets a nice review, and Slowthai's new album 'UGLY' really brings down the vibe in a great way. As usual, the boys have a goosed up time. *Out The Wazoo is not intended to be used as a substitute for listening to any song or album. All music played on…
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Carol Jantsch made history in 2006 when she won the position of principal tuba with the Philadelphia Orchestra, becoming the first woman to win such a position in a major American orchestra. But even more impressive is that she won the chair while she was still in her senior year at the University of Michigan. Noted not only for her orchestral play…
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The boys all develop mild cases of Glockoma and discuss the return of Skrillex with 2 new projects, among other things. *Out The Wazoo is not intended to be used as a substitute for listening to any song or album. All music played on the show is strictly for creative reaction, analysis, and commentary purposes under Fair Use!* ******************* R…
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It is easy to focus on times when things don't go well with the playing, and so Eddie Ludema and I ask about times when things worked really well. I tell the story of Joe Alessi's perfect note, and we end our conversation by talking about the future. Would you like more inspirational stories, suggestions, insights, and a place to continue the conve…
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In Part 2 of our conversation, Mal and Mari talk about how they are able to combine free-lancing while being in school and studying. We also talk about auditions ... and the difficulty of taking a compliment (!). Would you like more inspirational stories, suggestions, insights, and a place to continue the conversations with other listeners? Visit a…
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In the course of this podcast, it has been both a pleasure and also an honor to interview some of the most iconic people in various areas of music. I think it is very easy to think of those people as being incredibly gifted (which of course they are). But what about students who are on their way to a successful career - what is the path they have c…
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This one's a toughie. The boys draft the greatest candies of all time and then talk about Takeoff's tragic death. Then they recap first impression from Lil Yachty's new psychadelic rock album 'Let's Start Here'. Finally, in what was supposed to be an incredible interview with Saint Mercator (Da Biggest Bird), the boys get snubbed and have to resche…
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