Someone Who Really Loves You

In memoriam: John Tilton A song by Mino. Michael on pedal steel, Franco on bass. 

Mino and Franco are still alive and still own guitars...and apparently Mino still has a sofa. We are glad to have made it back and hope to see you next week. Thank you for tuning in. Many thanks to our sponsor for this episode: Briny Bagels of Bainbridge Island, WA "Get Salty!" h ... Show More

Mino and Franco discuss music teaching, the difference between guitar students and violin students, music reading and Franco's new book, "Easy to Play Guitar Trios," published by Mel Bay. Mino learns to play the 3rd guitar part to one of the pieces, "Julia Delaney," while Franco ... Show More

Kitty Whately joins Hattie Butterworth to discuss her new album on Chandos with pianist Edwige Herchenroder​ titled Horizons: French Melodies. They also explore the historic erasure of women composers, as well as Kitty's ongoing advocacy and researchSee omnystudio.com/listener fo ... Show More

La grande histoire de la musique on la connaît à peu près, la petite beaucoup moins : le lundi, mardi et jeudi à 21h, Thierry Paret nous conte de fabuleuses histoires musicales à dormir debout pour petits et grands. De quoi briller en société et gagner haut la main la queue du Mi ... Show More

<p>We’re winding out 2024 with a beautiful Take 5. </p><p>Jamie xx is one of my favourite producers, so it’s really special to cap off what’s been a big year, with the man himself. Looking back the last couple of years, the final Take 5 has been really reflective. Caroline Polach ... Show More

Maurice Ravel was born 150 years ago, on March 7, 1875, and he is the subject of numerous tributes this season. Bertrand Chamayou recorded the complete piano works ten years ago for Erato ('No one who loves French music or exquisite piano-playing will want to miss this' wrote Pat ... Show More

Operatic tenor Nicky Spence and recorder player and Baroque flautist Heidi Fardell are the studio guests of Jeffrey Boakye and Anna Phoebe. In today's five-track journey they head from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to Belgium, a rural French château, a charitable instituti ... Show More

This week we’re diving into two bohemian heroes of classical music, Bohuslav Martinů and Leoš Janáček. Stephen remembers encountering the music of Martinů at Cambridge, and being confronted by the "pure simple joy" of it. From the lyricism of Martinů, we work back towards Janáček ... Show More

<p>A downtempo and nostalgic mix today to acknowledge the change of seasons and set the tone for the rest of the year. My musical taste varies from day to day, so through this podcast I try and bring those sounds together in an electronic way, tapping into progressive, melodic, d ... Show More