165 - Payton MacDonald
@ percussion podcast
English - November 25, 2018 16:21 - ★★★★★ - 29 ratingsMusic Education Courses percussion drum marimba vibraphone timpani interview cangelosi Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
This week's guest is Payton MacDonald - a musician, filmmaker, and cyclist. All of his work centers around exploring the boundaries of art and endurance, whether creating ground-breaking new music, mind-expanding films, pedaling a mountain bike hundreds of miles a day in remote areas, or doing all three at the same time.
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0:00 Intro and hello
1:30 Working with Keiko Abe?
8:00 Sonic Divide film
17:40 What information did you give the composers that you commissioned?
20:00 How has performing outside for "no audience" changed how you perform for a traditional concert hall audience?
23:45 Megan: Music in The American Wild project, and other outdoor performers.
29:35 When did your passions (percussion, biking, and the outdoors) come together? How did you prepare?
36:20 How has the Sonic Divide changed your prospective on repertoire? How we share experimental music
40:55 Your teacher, Michael Udow?
42:50 More on your classical Indian experience?
50:12 Next projects?
55:27 Studying with Julie Spencer?
