Ineke Vandoorn: Dancing on Water
Conversations with Musicians, with Leah Roseman
09/05/24
•33m
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This special Catch-Up episode with the Dutch singer Ineke Vandoorn focuses on her album with Jasper van ’t Hof, “Dancing on Water”, with lots of music from the album. You’ll also get to hear of her inspirational experience learning from Betty Carter.
When Ineke Vandoorn won the prestigous Edison Jazz Award for her album ‘Love is a Golden Glue’ the jury wrote:"Ineke Vandoorn distinguishes herself as a singer with her adventurous way of singing. First of all because of her exceptional, striking voice with an extreme range with which she can do anything. Her voice control enables her to cross her limits. Every note is placed at the right spot. Apart from that the singer has a huge amount of guts." I couldn’t agree more! It was such a pleasure to have this opportunity to speak with Ineke again. My 2023 episode with her is here, during which she sang live for the podcast: 2023 Interview https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/ineke-vandoorn
Like all my episodes, you can watch this on my YouTube channel or listen to the podcast, and I’ve also linked the transcript to my website, everything linked here: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/ineke-vandoorn-dancing-on-water
Ineke's website https://www.inekevandoorn.com/
Dancing on Water album https://baiximrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dancing-on-water
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(01:54) about the album “Dancing on Water” with Jasper van ’t Hof
(03:17) Paul Simon song “Quiet” with excerpt
(05:59) process of creating the album
(07:40) meeting Betty Carter
(11:30) Marsch Fur Oelze with excerpt
(13:03) Yayapriya with excerpt
(16:35) please support this indepedent podcast!
(17:18) Quiet American with clips
(21:04) challenges of writing lyrics, The Way She Looks with clip
(24:30) about Dance on the Water, with complete song
(31:27) the satisfying challenge of this project
Previous Episode
Joe K. Walsh Mandolinist
September 2, 2024
•81m
Joe K. Walsh is an acclaimed master of bluegrass mandolin and a professor at Berklee College, and in this episode you’ll hear about many of his inspiring collaborations including with Darol Anger, Mike Block, Grant Gordy, Alex Hargreaves and Mike Marshall. We are also featuring some music from some of his albums inluding “If Not Now, Who?” We talked about Joe’s approach as an educator, the challenges and joys of the touring life, the importance of innovation and taking chances musically. Joe’s love of music and the mandolin shines brightly in this candid conversation.
Like all my episodes, you can also watch this on my YouTube channel, and I’ve also linked the transcript to my website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/joe-k-walsh
Albums featured in this episode: https://garrisongordyhargreaveswalsh.bandcamp.com/album/bluegrass-and-the-abstract-truth
https://joewalsh.bandcamp.com/album/if-not-now-who
https://joewalsh.bandcamp.com/album/borderland
Joe K. Walsh website: https://joekwalsh.com/
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Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(02:28) Aaron Weinstein, Joe’s search for a different approach, “If Not Now, Who?” album
(07:23) Tom from “If Not Now, Who?”
(11:48) recording the album, Joe’s student days at Berklee, teaching approach
(19:01) songwriting
(20:41) Innisfree from “Borderland”
(24:10) Gibson Brothers, experience of touring
(28:40) mandolin family, David Grisman, Daryl Anger, Mr. Sun, Ger Mandolin Ensemble Mike Marshall
(36:12) Joy Kills Sorrow, maturing and working with different generations in the music business
(39:20) Daryl Anger, dangers of perfectionism in recordings
(41:43) please support this independent podcast
(42:35) healthy mindsets, Adam Hurt, creativity, teaching
(50:42) decision to pursue music professionally, early influences
(53:09) Grant Gordy, Mike Block, the value of music for community
(57:31) practicing the mandolin, transcribing, dealing with injuries
(01:02:07) mandolin demo Chinkapin Hunting
(01:04:02) Steve Gilchrist luthier, Bluegrass and mandolin community worldwide
(01:09:47) “Bluegrass and the Abstract Truth”, Alex Hargreaves, memorizing music
(01:15:07) Mahjong from “Bluegrass and the Abstract Truth”
(01:18:03) meeting Joe Walsh story
(01:19:18) reflecting on the mental game
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Julia MacLaine: Cellist
September 9, 2024
•81m
I have known the Canadian cellist Julia MacLaine for many years in her role asAssistant Principal Cello of Canada’s National Arts Centre Orchestra, of which I am also a member. In this episode we’re highlighting her gorgeous album Preludes which pairs the Preludes of J.S. Bach for Cello solo and with newly commissioned works for solo cello by Canadian composers. Julia and I talked about many things, including how best to address the challenges of maintaining high levels of playing and inspiration, studying the craft of songwriting with the legendary Ian Tamblyn , the intricacies of putting together ambitious projects, her childhood in Prince Edward Island, and strategies to cope with performance anxiety. It was really inspiring to hear some of the wisdom Julia gained from her mentors including Timothy Eddy and the late Antonio Lysy. This episode features excerpts of music from Preludes including that of J.S. Bach, Airat Ichmouratov, Carmen Braden, Roy Johnstone and Nicole Lizée.
Like all my episodes, you can also watch this on my YouTube channel, and I’ve also linked the transcript to my website, everything linked here: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/julia-maclaine
Julia MacLaine website: https://www.juliamaclainecello.com/bio
Preludes album https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9309403--preludes?srsltid=AfmBOoop593ZT29pz3RSsEMawTjbiHPF_8oMICuS2ruzUn1Qo2dkujCn
Preludes album on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC80c6WS5jNMk-L5RhXOknCA
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My episode with Rachel Mercer, Principal Cellist of NACO: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/e9-s2-rachel-mercer
Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(03:02) J.S. Bach solo Preludes, Julia’s childhood in Singapore and Prince Edward Island
(10:59) Prelude in D minor, Suite number 2 J.S. Bach
(14:43) Antonio Lysy, bow control, intonation
(20:03) boundaries with technology, Julia’s childhood no TV
(22:48) Bonnie Hampton, Julia’s career trajectory, staying in good playing shape
(28:08) commissioning Airat Ichmouratov’s Praeludium with excerpt
(29:30) excerpt from Airat Ichmouratov’s Praeludium
(31:33) commissioning new works inspired by Bach, securing funding
(34:30) Carmen Braden collaboration on interpretation
(37:44) excerpt from Play Time by Carmen Braden
(39:01)more discussion about interpretation and editions
(39:59) Timothy Eddy, Julliard and New York experience
(44:22) different ways you can support this independent podcast!
(45:15) Roy Johnstone
(46:36) clip of No. 6 Post Bach by Roy Johnstone
(47:52) PEI, Matt Zimbel
(48:51) multi-disciplinary project in New York Voice of the Whale
(54:38) songwriting with Ian Tamblyn
(57:48) mental game, perfectionism, performance anxiety
(01:04:33) Nicole Lizée with clip from Prayers for Ruins
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