Relative Pitch
Relative Pitch
Relative Pitch’s purpose is to represent our current generation by engaging in conversations centered around accessibility, representation, and innovation. We hope that through these conversations, we promote change and equitability within all realms of the arts and within society.
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4. mar. 2026
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Season 1, Episode 5: Wagnerism: Tristan Chord 01.11.2020 1:08:38
In this episode, we continue our mini-book club series on Alex Ross' Book Wagnerism: Art and Politics In The Shadow of Music with Chapter 2: Tristan Chord.
Season 1, Episode 4: Balancing Your Life As a Musician 25.10.2020 1:18:47
In this week's episode, we give our thoughts and opinions on how a musician should balance their life and share how we each balance our individual lives.
Season 1, Episode 3: Wagnerism: Rheingold 18.10.2020 1:24:37
In this episode, we dive into Chapter 1 of Alex Ross’ book Wagnerism. The chapter is titled Rheingold and discussion topics include Wagner’s concert innovations, leitmotifs, Wagner Coachella(?) and more! Remember to subscribe, like, and leave us a comment
Season 1, Episode 2: Life as a Musician in a Covid World and Beyond 11.10.2020 1:36:21
In this episode, we talk about our difficulties as young musicians in a transitional period during the pandemic. We discuss the good and the bad of navigating life during COVID and also what our thoughts are on how life, especially as a musician, will be after the pandemic.
Season 1, Episode 1: Intro/Wagnerism Pt.1 03.10.2020 1:17:59
In our first episode of season 1, we introduce ourselves and talk about the road to creating Relative Pitch. We also begin our Mini Bookclub Series on Alex Ross‘ new book Wagnerism.
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