I sit down with Paul and Hannah at the their home in Princeton, NJ to talk about the beginning of computer music, their work together, and how they met over Mozart, as well as his work with So Percussion (and of course, Radiohead, too)

I take a tour of Garry’s studio up at the Woodstock Chimes headquarters in upstate NY. He’s a national treasure. Congressional Record by Dean Drummond, played by Newband https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U-G2qdodBM

Caroline and I talk grad school insecurities, politics, Kanye, and the ethical implications of your notational style as a composer

Garry and I sit and talk about the history/origins of the percussion ensemble as well as take a tour of his amazing instrument collection in the second episode

We talk conducting, percussion studies, learning about his weaknesses in the darkness of Sweden, overcoming performance anxiety, and the history of the “Grandma” slice of pizza in Long Island.  

Ain Gordon

Doug and I catch up in his hotel room in NYC before a big conducting gig. Doug is a GREAT drummer. And a good friend. We go deep and we troll @liquidrum, as you do.

We talk soca, panorama, and Rice and Peas and getting along.

I sit down with Adam Groh, prof of percussion at Western Carolina University in North Carolina. We talk about commissioning music, teaching, learning music, guns and singing your kids to sleep.

I sit down and chat with Adam Sliwinski of So Percussion about Venice, Roman naval battles and orchestra auditions

It's about anxiety

advice on careers and such, no matter your career.