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We welcome to the show this month the amazing OperaQ from Toronto. They are in the process of making a queer-led Indie Operatic film about the life of Julie d’Aubigny or Mademoiselle de Maupin. You really have to read about her life as a transgressive opera singer and swordsman. We talked to the company about the film and what it means to them to produce an Opera about such a larger-tha-life character. So come take a listen, find out about Julie and her life as well as French Baroque Opera. I learnt so much!…
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This month Jacob and Sammi welcome Symon Henry to the Classical Queer Podcast. Symon is a multi-disciplinary artist covering music, poetry and the visual arts. Their use of sound paintings combined with a sound world flavoured by Egyptian roots leads to an engaging audio-visual experience. We chat about Symon's new piano works, music influences and the world of queer classical music. Join us!…
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On this month's show Jacob meets up with multidisciplinary artist Andrew Noseworthy while on a road trip in Montreal. Andrew's work is wide-ranging covering everything from hard and experimental rock through to modern classical and avant garde music. Much of his work draws on his experience in the Labrador and Newfoundland regions of Canada. Enjoy the podcast.…
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Welcome to our first anniversary - this is our 12th episode and it has been a lot of fun for us and I hope for you, the listener. This month we welcome singer, musician, songwriter and all-around artist Sarah McCabe. As you will hear, Sarah, who is also know by the professional name HENDRA, makes a wide-variety of music covering almost every genre. In our wide-ranging discusson we talk about everything from performing at open mics to the future of automation in music and to the use of squeaky toys by the percussionist. So do come join us.…
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