Phillip Gainsley's Podcast
Phillip Gainsley's Podcast
- Update frequency
- every 12 days
- Average duration
- 66 minutes
- Episodes
- 107
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
Episode 93: Mattias Schulstad
Mattias Schulstad is a Swedish classical guitarist, whose playing is described by Gramophone magazine as “refined, intelligent and highly musical.” He has made recordings, performed as soloist with …
00:49:59 |
Thu 03 Aug 2023
Episode 92: Thomas Guggeis
With his last-minute stand-in in the acclaimed new production of Salome at the Berlin State Opera, Thomas Guggeis caused a sensation internationally. As Staatskapellmeister of the Staatsoper Berlin …
00:56:44 |
Mon 24 Jul 2023
Episode 91: David Darrow
Based in Brooklyn, New York and Minneapolis, Minnesota, David has performed off-broadway and around the country at American Conservatory Theatre, The Guthrie, Baltimore Center Stage, Asolo Repertory …
01:01:39 |
Mon 17 Jul 2023
Episode 90: Richard Russell
Richard Russell is general director of Sarasota Opera. He performed with the company for four seasons beginning in 1989 as an apprentice artist, studio artist, and principal. During his tenure as g…
01:14:02 |
Sun 02 Jul 2023
Episode 89: David Goldbloom, OC, MD, FRCPC
David is a Canadian psychiatrist, professor of psychiatry at the University of Toronto, author, lecturer and mental health advocate. He most recently served from 2003-2022 as the Senior Medical Advis…
01:16:04 |
Sat 17 Jun 2023
Episode 88: Sarasota, Florida arts critics
Beautiful Sarasota, Florida offers more than sun and beaches. It’s the home of opera, orchestra and ballet organizations, and fine arts museums and galleries. Listen, as the area’s arts critics dis…
01:02:47 |
Sat 03 Jun 2023
Episode 87: J. Warren Mitchell
He's been called "The New Pavarotti." You must hear this to believe it. Most recently, Jay made his Southwestern Oklahoma recital debut in Altus, OK and was featured in recital to honor opera diva …
01:08:32 |
Fri 19 May 2023
Episode 86: Alexander Shelley
Alexander is currently music director of the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa, and principal associate conductor of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. He was recently appointed and artistic a…
01:09:47 |
Mon 01 May 2023
Episode 85: Laurie Winer, author of "Oscar Hammerstein and the Invention of The Musical"
t was a thrill to chat with Laurie, whose impeccable research, combined with her writing and editing skills, resulted in a fascinating biography of Oscar Hammerstein II, starting with his grandfather…
01:47:48 |
Sun 09 Apr 2023
Episode 84: Michael Brindisi
Michael Brindisi returns to our podcast to discuss Chanhassen Dinner Theaters’current production of The Prom and its next production, Jersey Boys. Michael and his ownership team have placed inclusi…
00:57:27 |
Thu 30 Mar 2023
Episode 83: Janet Horvath
Janet is a retired associate principal cellist with the Minnesota Orchestra, and a world-wide recitalist. Her recently-relerased book, The Cello Still Sings tells of being a daughter of Holocaust su…
01:28:56 |
Tue 21 Mar 2023
Episode 82: Michael Chance
Most of Michael’s time is devoted to The Grange Festival, created in 2015. The first performances at The Grange were in 2017. To date, the festival has staged 15 operas and numerous other events, i…
01:00:18 |
Sat 11 Mar 2023
Episode 81: Jennifer Homans
Over ten years in the making, Jennifer Homans's treatise on choreographer George Balanchine introduces us to this complicated artist in a light not heretofore shown. With Lincoln Kerstein, Balanchine…
01:21:32 |
Sun 26 Feb 2023
Episode 80: Richard Will
Richard Will’s treatise, “Don Giovanni Captured”, subtitled “Performance, Media, Myth” (The University of Chicago Press) reviews the history of recording Mozart’s Don Giovanni - wax cylinders, 78 R…
01:23:37 |
Tue 14 Feb 2023
Episode 79: Jess Gillam
Jess is a London-based saxphonist, presenter and broadcaster. What she has done with the sax is revolutionary. Her enthusiam is contagious.
00:53:57 |
Sat 28 Jan 2023
Episode 78: Anne Midgette, critic and writer on the arts and other important topics of our time.
Anne Midgette, critic and writer on the arts and other important topics. She wrote criticism for The New York Times and The Washington Post
01:22:56 |
Sat 14 Jan 2023
Episode 77: Michael Fabiano
Michael Fabiano is more than a world-class opera performer. In 2016 he co-founded ArtSmart. The first program of its kind, ArtSmart is bringing professionally-taught voice lessons to 12 students ev…
00:04:45 |
Sun 18 Dec 2022
Episode 76: I am proud to feature low-voice ensemble Cantus, widely known for its trademark warmth and blend, innovative programming and riveting performances of music ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century.
01:05:26 |
Sat 10 Dec 2022
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