Joe Chesterman-March chats and laughs with the composers, players and organisers doing exciting things in the world of classical music today.
Expect insights into the creative process, career paths, cross-disciplinary chat, and an honest look at the the classical music industry for the people in it.
The No Dice Collective podcast ran March 2020 – June 2021. Thank you for listening.
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E15 Jo Cheung: Fixing Music Education’s Access Problem (00:54:38)
Jo Cheung is director and founder of Olympias Music Foundation, a Manchester charity championing diversity in music – from violin lessons for children on free-school meals, to community choirs for vul...
E14 Raymond Yiu: Forming a Creative Identity (00:57:32)
Raymond Yiu is a Hong-Kong born, London-based composer, jazz pianist, conductor and writer on music. Originally trained as an engineer, Yiu was self-taught as a composer until he undertook his DMus un...
E13 How to Write Music for Dance w/ Lara Agar (00:39:56)
Lara Agar is a composer, violinist, and collaborator who recently caught my eye with a credit on Shades of Blue, a dance piece performed at Sadler’s Wells and broadcast on the BBC. We talk about how t...
E12 A Classical Marketing Masterclass w/ Aubrey Bergauer (00:53:50)
Aubrey and I geek out about marketing in the classical realm.
Why classical’s core product will always be live music
Why we shouldn’t be streaming whole concerts for free
Plus Aubrey gives her advice...
E11 Ellie Slorach: A Conducting Check-in for 2020 (00:51:10)
Ellie and I have a really open chat about our experiences with choral conducting and running a music group. Plenty of golden advice from Ellie, plus she explains why conductors shouldn’t silo into orc...
E10 Shruthi Rajasekar’s Fascinating Position (00:44:42)
Shruthi Rajasekar is a composer from Minnesota USA who straddles the worlds of Western contemporary music and south Indian Carnatic music from a truly unique position. Having grown up in the US with p...
E9 Good Habits: Captivating an Audience (00:43:48)
or Picking Weird Enough Instruments That People Can’t Look Away
Cello/singer–accordion duo Good Habits perform live for us all the way from New Zealand. We chat musical storytelling, capturing attenti...
E8 The Vijay Iyer Interview: Deconstructing Classical Music (00:47:13)
⭐ Revolutionary alternatives to tokenistic diversity programmes
⭐ Deconstructing boundaries between jazz and classical and freeing yourself to make the music you want to make
⭐ Methods for sneaking im...
E7 Can you Save Cheetahs with Electroacoustic Music? (01:13:54)
Ah what a lovely chat. We begin with a love letter to new music and Manchester, work through why everyone should be improvising and the parallels between graphic scores and electroacoustic soundscapes...
E6 Trumpet Player Roasts Musical Establishment for 60 Minutes Straight w/ Illy Quane (00:55:53)
Illy Quane: trumpet player extraordinaire, composer, and very funny guy. If you’re looking for some light lockdown distraction, this is it.
We chat about our disappointment with existing brass reperto...
E5 So why are you doing the Adès? w/ Vonnegut Collective (00:59:48)
Today we’re chatting improv and Adès with the Vonnegut Collective. An enjoyably Coronavirus-free interview recorded back in March with a healthy dose of silliness and fun to complement the deep though...
E4 A Writer and a Reviewer Walk into a Music Podcast... (00:53:08)
Today we are blessed with a great window into the world of arts reviewing and writing thanks to Hugh Morris, and the similarities and differences to creative writing thanks to Georgia Affonso.
The pai...
E3 The Ensemble of the Future w/ Manchester Collective (00:45:23)
Today I’m thrilled to share an interview with Adam and Rakhi of Manchester Collective. Emerging in 2017, they're already an established part of the Manchester scene thanks to their impressive work eth...
E2 Wish Bone Wish Granted Perhaps w/ David McFarlane and Gregory Kearns (01:07:08)
I chat with composer David McFarlane and writer Gregory Kearns on their 2018 collaboration about the Christmas apocalypse, which all stemmed from a set of small bells David received in a Christmas cra...
E1 Remote Work: A Musician's Guide w/ Jiří Kadeřábek and Jasmin Allpress (00:37:24)
Hello there! Come on in…
Today I’m speaking to Czech composer Jiří Kadeřábek and No Dice pianist Jasmin Allpress about their shared journey bringing the piece Hindyish together.
We’ll hear how they wo...
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