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Welcome to The Opera Training Companion from the National Opera Studio - your go-to podcast for navigating the world of opera. Join us as we bring together industry-leading experts from opera and beyond, covering every aspect of what it takes to thrive (and survive!) as an artist in the operatic world. Hosted by soprano Rachel Nicholls who has been an opera singer for 25 years and is a regular coach at the Studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the calming shores of Lake Skabegon. Hosted by Kevin, Jared, Pete, & Brock aka The Squids, this unscripted show is a mix of nostalgia, storytelling, jokes, deep-dive conversations with musicians and other interesting folks. Grab a seat and join in on the fun.

Neckbone & Jerbear talk about punk music and punk houses from their past. This podcast focuses on punk houses in Kansas and Missouri from the 1990's to 2000's. Find out what it was like to have a band playing in the living room and a dozen drunk punks passed out on the porch. Visit our website at www.prairiepunkpress.com

Providing super fans of Wally Opus artists with conversations to accompany new releases.

Created for sharing an individual's view on music, with the hope of soothing the listeners ears.

"Whatever I want it to be about on a given day; is what it is." Your Dark Companion couples your familiar friends from radio, Mike and Grubes! Mike brings his classic interviews that draw you in, and Grubes—The Devil—drops…well the drops, and throws the occasional grenade. Mike likes to draw on his fascinating acquaintances and friends allowing them to tell their stories as you've never heard them. But he also goes outside his network, sharing Grubes' network, and often outside of both, to bring you those they don't know, but believe have a story that will make you laugh, make you think,...

This audio explores the world of music theory, focusing on topics covered in Part II of "The AB Guide to Music Theory" by Eric Taylor. The audio begins with a discussion of vocal music, exploring the classification of different voice types such as soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. It also explains common choral arrangements like SATB and the concept of open score versus short score. Next, the audio moves on to non-harmony notes, exploring their use and significance in musical compositions. It provides detailed explanations of various types of non-harmony notes including passing notes, auxiliary