In this clip, this is a beautiful tribute to Yuli Turovsky by Bryan Cheng of the Cheng² Duo, and a powerful reflection on the need for balance in childhood. Listen to this inspring podcast episode on all platforms, linked here: leahroseman.com/episodes/cheng…²

The joy of choirs in this clip from the podcast with Gail Archer. 'I love my choirs. I never, ever, in 36 years of conducting the Barnard Columbia chorus, I have never ever said anything unkind or insulting to try to prod them to do whatever it is. It feels like that. It feels

Linsey Pollak demonstrating how he uses bird calls and the calls of other endangered animals in his project Dangerous Song. This is a clip from the podcast: leahroseman.com/episodes/linse…
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Linsey Pollak and one of his rubber glove bagpipes in this clip from one of my favourite episodes of my podcast, just re-released today. Linsey is an inspiring and creative maker, improvisor, adventurer, community music advocate and so much more. Have a listen

Bryan Cheng - Cellist of the Cheng² Duo performs extensively across the globe as a soloist and chamber musician, and he shared some great insights about some of his experiences with international competitions in this podcast. Listen here: leahroseman.com/episodes/cheng…²

Gail Archer: 'I mean the women I know are conductors, composers. They're teaching music theory, music history on the university level. They play internationally, they have CDs, they do all of this stuff. They publish articles about the work they're doing, and they're considered

Ariel Bart talking about Reggie Workman in this clip from the podcast featuring this wonderful jazz harmonica player and composer. Listen on all the podcast platforms, linked here: leahroseman.com/episodes/ariel…
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Cheng² Duowith siblings cellist Bryan Cheng and pianist Silvie Cheng : They have performed to great acclaim worldwide and have released to date four fantastic albums. Bryan was only 14 when they played their Carnegie Hall debut, and it was interesting hearing about some of their

Pianists’ Psychology and Adapting to Instruments:
Silvie Cheng in this clip from the podcast of the Cheng² Duo with some insights about the ways pianists have to adapt to instruments.
This excerpt is from a wide-ranging conversation. Listen to the podcast on all the platforms!

1 year ago…with Immanuel Abraham: Violinist, Composer, Educator, and his inspiring personal story
leahroseman.com/episodes/imman… His phenomenal talent, discipline and creativity  is even more inspiring since he didn’t have an opportunity to learn a musical instrument until the age of

Ariel Bart, jazz harmonica player and composer: 'I'm a horrible singer. You don't want to hear me. Yeah, but I think I mostly listen to singers. I rarely listen to instrumental music.'
Here she is in an amazing solo performance: youtube.com/watch?v=T8VnpG…
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The brilliant cello-piano ensemble, Cheng² Duo, with siblings Bryan and Silvie Cheng have performed to great acclaim worldwide and have released to date four fantastic albums, the most recent Portrait which was nominated for a JUNO award. Portrait features music by composers from

Getting in the best mindset before a performance can be challenging for many of us. Here’s great advice from Siblings Cellist Bryan and Pianist Silvie Cheng, who are the brilliant internationally acclaimed Cheng² Duo. Listen to this podcast on all the platforms!

This was a truly memorable concert last night with Gabriela Montero and this video of the concert is freely available. You may notice that half of the orchestra is really young…yes! Part of our #NACOMentorship program!

Gail Archer:'I was elected to the Harriman Institute. I was so humbled and thrilled at the same time. It was such a surprise. I had no idea that anybody was watching. And since then, I recorded the Ukrainian CD in Ukraine, and that was on a Harriman grant. And the Polish CD was

Gail Archer “I had no idea that anybody was watching”: she was appointed to Columbia University’s Harriman Institute for Russian, Eurasian, and Eastern European studies and her upcoming project is her research and album of Bulgarian organ music. Gail has built a robust career as

Sneak Peek...releasing May 11 2024 with the brilliant cello-piano ensemble, Cheng² Duo, with siblings Bryan and Silvie Cheng. They have performed to great acclaim worldwide and have released to date four fantastic albums, the most recent Portrait which was nominated for a JUNO

I love the sound of the cello and harmonica in Ariel Bart ’s ensembles! Listen to both Mayu Shviro and Talia Erdal on these beautiful recordings; some of this music is featured in this podcast episode Listen on all the podcast platforms, linked here: leahroseman.com/episodes/ariel…

2 years ago...with Brendan Power Harmonica Player/Inventor/Maker . If you enjoyed my recent episode with Ariel Bart and you missed this one from Season 2, check it out here: leahroseman.com/episodes/brend…
Brendan Power is famous internationally as a phenomenal harmonica player in many