Again, we would like to thank Steven Stucky and Jeffery Meyer for speaking with us this past week. And thank you to OUR VIEWERS! Thank you so much for spreading the word about The Sound Post. We love you all and will continue to bring you somewhat scholarly articles from the world of classical music everyday. We have a special interview with Sanford Reuning next week. Please send all questions or comments to Ian@soundpostnews.com, or find me on twitter at twitter.com/iansalmon. Video after the jump.
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VLOG #1: ICSO Wrap Up
It was late
Exclusive: Interview With Conductor Jeffery Meyer
Johannes Approves
Today’s interview is with Dr. Jeffery Meyer. He is the Director of Orchestras at Ithaca College, Artistic Director of the St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic, and Artistic Director of the Water City Chamber Orchestra. Meyer will lead the opening performance of Ithaca College’s 09-10 season tomorrow night, Saturday October 3rd. One of the works on the program is Jeu de Timbres by Steven Stucky, who we interviewed yesterday (see his interview here).
Also scheduled is Ravel’s Ma Mère l’Oye (Mother Goose Suite), and Berlioz’s Symphony Fantastique, op. 14. The concert takes place tomorrow night, Saturday October 3rd, at 8:15pm in Ford Hall, Ithaca College.
Please click on through for the video interview and full written transcript.
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Exclusive: Interview With Steven Stucky
The Sound Post Welcomes Ian Salmon
Our very own Ian Salmon conducted an exclusive interview with composer Steven Stucky regarding the performance of his work, Jeu de Timbres. The piece will be performed by the Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra this Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 in Ford Hall at Ithaca College under the direction of Dr. Jeff Meyer. Click to the full article for the video and transcript of the interview.
This is the premier of our video blog series, and will be followed by another interview tomorrow, October 2nd, 2009, with Ithaca College Director of Orchestras Jeff Meyer. So stay tuned, and keep an eye on our new videos page.
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