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Listening to The Works - the great music of the Western world! This is a 10-year project to study the masterpieces in all eras of classical, jazz, and rock.
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Signup to Generate a PitchListening to The Works is a music podcast hosted by Nate Brown, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Nate Brown hosts Listening to The Works, a music show with 54 episodes published.
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Episode #58
Welcome to Week 58 of The Works, a 10-year project to listen to the Great Music of the Western World! In this episode, host Nate Brown reviews last week's pieces and talks about the difficulty of selecting the essential masterworks of a jazz artist before the LP era. The coming week's pieces are found on this Spotify playlist . Show notes are at www.natebrownmusic.com
Episode #57
Welcome to Week 57 of The Works, a 10-year project to listen to the Great Music of the Western World! In this episode, host Nate Brown offers analytical commentary on last week's pieces by Beethoven, Schubert, Scarlatti, Arnold, Finzi, and the Beatles. The coming week's pieces are found on this Spotify playlist . Show notes are at www.natebrownmusic.com
Episode #56
Welcome to Week 56 of The Works, a 10-year project to listen to the Great Music of the Western World! In this episode, host Nate Brown reviews last week's pieces by Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, Henze, and Armstrong, and previews the coming week's pieces by Beethoven (again), Schubert (again), Scarlatti, Finzi, Arnold, Lennon, McCartney, and maybe Harrison. The coming week's pieces are found on this Spotify playlist . Show notes are at www.natebrownmusic.com
Episode #55
Welcome to Week 55 of The Works, a 10-year project to listen to the Great Music of the Western World! In this episode, host Nate Brown reviews last week's pieces and wraps up our time listening to the masterworks of hip-hop through 1992. The coming week's pieces are found on this Spotify playlist . Show notes are at www.natebrownmusic.com
Episode #55
<p>Welcome to Week 55 of The Works, a 10-year project to listen to the Great Music of the Western World!</p><p>In this episode, host Nate Brown reviews last week's pieces and wraps up our time listening to the masterworks of hip-hop through 1992.</p><p>The coming week's pieces are found on this Spotify playlist.</p><p>Show notes are at www.natebrownmusic.com</p>
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