Master in Music - the Podcast

Happy New Year Master in Music listeners! I hope you had a great start on your 2019, if not here is your chance to turn it around with an amazing interview with Doctor Ine Vanoveren, doctor in contemporary flute playing. This young and unusual flutist. has dedicated her life to modern art. Except having a doctor's degree in Flute, she is also Assistant Professor Contemporary Flute - Conservatoire Royal de Liège, Belgium & Artistic Researcher - Royal Conservatoire Antwerp, Belgium. She chairs the Research Group 'CREATION' - Royal Conservatoire Antwerp, Belgium. In this episode, she shares her new book with us which is written to explain the mysteries of modern music. It is called “Tomorrow's music in practice today”. Ine shares her methods of mastering modern music. She tells us about her projects “experiments are more refreshing then socks” and she tells us how, during her studies in California, she made a performance based on a man who accidentally shot himself which in real life was her friends best friend. We talk politics, life and death, and of course a lot about music. I also want to share with you a concert service that is called Take away concerts. It is a service I created in my company "A Swedish Cellist". Imagine sitting in your home having a small party or dinner and suddenly a musician knocks on the door and comes and plays a short concert for you and your friends. It is affordable, accessible live music right to your doorstep. Pretty great. Now I want to start by inviting Ine Vanoveren to your ear with the piece "Vermont counterpoint" of Steve Reich. Our partners for this episode: Take Away concert with A Swedish Cellist, which is a concert service where you can order your own concert to your homeStudent radio Maastricht Facebook Instagram inevanoeveren.com

She is an amazing Valkyrie woman with a voice with the power of a goddess. At least since her last role as Electra in Richard Strauss Opera. She is a Dramatic Soprano who’s second home is the Opera stages.She has worked all over the world from Denmark in the north at the Royal Opera in Copenhagen, to the Arizona Opera. She has sung around 90 operatic roles as Turandot, Parsifal,Carmen and her latest grand interpretation of Electra. She has also written a research paper about Electra as a role in the Conservatorium Maastricht where she is a lecturer in Opera and Solo Singing. She tells us amazingly good advice on how to become a great opera singer and musician and how to cope with life on stage when you have to act in a love scene. She also tells us how, as a kid, she used to listen to jazz and how one day just walked into a theatre and asked them how she can become a singer. Before we start with the interview, let’s enjoy together Susanne Schimmack singing Mahler's "Das Lied von der Erde" (Last movement) with Concerto Dortmund. Our partners for this episode: Take Away concert with A Swedish Cellist, which is a concert service where you can order your own concert to your homeMusic for you Maastricht a new kind of music school with tailored music programs just for youStudent radio Maastricht OperaBase.com Facebook Instagram

Today's episode is an amazing power woman called Fenna Ograjensek. She is an opera singer and a music producer. She studied in Maastricht (Netherlands) and in New York at Julliard School of Music. She has been singing in Carnegie Hall, Berliner Philharmonie and Concertgebouw all the way to Maastricht. She has an amazing foundation called Music young for old that enables music students to play concerts for the older generations. Music young for old has 500 concerts every year! That is a lot of concerts! And that is just for that foundation. Now she is working on her opera company "Opera compact", with their current project called "I hate opera", She is also Playing the part of Donna Elvira in the new production by Sybrand van der Werf's version in "Opera Compact". It is something I really look forward to in 2020 when the show premieres. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do. It is filled with great advice and tips on how to get concerts and how to represent yourself as an artist so that you get booked for the jobs you want. Before we start with the interview, let's enjoy together Fenna Ogrejensek singing Strauss with Gil Sharon violin and Ed Spanjaard piano. Our partners for this episode: Take Away concert with A Swedish Cellist, which is a concert service where you can order your own concert to your homeMusic for you Maastricht a new kind of music school with tailored music programs just for youStudent radio Maastricht www.fennaograjensek.com www.muziekjongvooroud.nl Opera Compact Facebook Muziek Jong voor Oud Facebook

Ladys and Gentlemen, Welcome to Master in Music - the Podcast. My name is Petronella Torin and today I present for you an amazing episode with the artist, singer, dancer and cellist Jacqueline Hamelink from Sounding Bodies. Jacqueline tells the story of how she one day quit her full-time job as a music teacher to pursue her dream as a cello artist. She tells how she feared she will be homeless and how she manages to win prizes, like Tilburg's Makers Fond and Prins Bernards Culturfonds. She shares with us her best tips in practising, training, food recipes and advises how to handle your inner dragons. It is an episode filled with great advise and I will be listening several times to this because it is so good. Our partners for this episode: Take Away concert with A Swedish Cellist, which is a concert service where you can order your own concert to your homeMusic for you Maastricht a new kind of music school with tailored music programs just for youStudent radio Maastricht www.soundingbodies.comwww.facebook.com/soundingbodieswww.youtube.com/channel/UCRekemm1vuJYTYG67CkmZFg