Carlton Monroe
The Bachtalk Podcast
Bachtalk features posts, essays, and podcasts. These usually start with music, particularly the music of J. S. Bach, but can end up anywhere. bachtalk.substack.com
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3. Nov 2026
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Project 232: What’s the Score? Part 2 03.11.2026
Deciphering between father and son
Companionship 13.10.2026
About the invitation of an empty seat
Project 232: What’s the Score? 09.10.2026
A short history of a masterpiece
What I Talk About When I Talk About Vespers 01.10.2026
The work in front of us.
Episode 7: Bach Vespers Reflection, BWV 76 01.10.2026
September 20, 2026
What’s been going on 30.09.2026
It’s been a while...
The Measures are Numbered 16.07.2026
Returning to the cantatas
Welcome to Project 232 23.05.2026
The Mass in B Minor Doesn't Prepare Itself
Gust 05.05.2026
Early Bach cantatas and lake sailing
The Opposite of Sorrow 28.04.2026
On seeing patterns and finding meaning
Bach at the Edge of the Year 25.01.2026
On on memory, reading, and listening
The Stories We Tell 06.12.2025
A tale of honor and faithfulness
Episode 6: BWV 164 with Adam Shoaff 20.11.2025
Listen now (31 mins) | November 18, 2025
Episode 6: BWV 164 with Adam Shoaff 20.11.2025 30:56
November 20, 2025 On this episode, Adam and Carlton discuss Cantata 164, Bach's musical reflection on the story of the Good Samaritan. bachtalk.substack.com www.bachensemble.org Get full access to Bachtalk: Thinking Through Music at bachtalk.substack.com/subscribe
Memento mori 28.10.2025
Remembering death remind us of how to live
Episode 4: BWV 90 with Adam Shoaff and Christopher Holman 28.10.2025
Previewing the Oct. 26 Vespers
Episode 4: BWV 90 with Adam Shoaff and Christopher Holman 28.10.2025 45:11
October 20, 2025 On this episode, Adam Shoaff gives us a historical and musical overview of Cantata 90, and we speak with guest conductor Christopher Holman about his upcoming appearance leading the Bach Ensemble. bachtalk.substack.com www.bachensemble.org Get full access to Bachtalk: Thinking Through Music at bachtalk.substack.com/subscribe
Episode 3: Evin Blomberg and Ilya Finkelsteyn 13.10.2025
Their upcoming concert on Oct. 24, plus a discussion of historical performance, golf and music, and more.
Episode 3: Evin Blomberg and Ilya Finkelsteyn 13.10.2025 27:34
On this episode, we chat with Oct. 24 concert artists Evin Blomberg and Ilya Finkelsteyn. We discuss historic vs. modern performances of Baroque music, Bach’s ability to write for string instruments, and what kind of golfer Bach might have been. Get full access to Bachtalk: Thinking Through Music at bachtalk.substack.com/subscribe
Episode 2: A Look Ahead to Fall Fest 07.10.2025
Concert Series, Community Event, and Vespers in October
Episode 2: A Look Ahead to Fall Fest 07.10.2025 12:22
On this solo podcast, Bach Ensemble Artistic Director Carlton Monroe previews the upcoming BEST Fall Fest, a three-day weekend of music events in October 2025. Get full access to Bachtalk: Thinking Through Music at bachtalk.substack.com/subscribe
Why We Are Here 08.09.2025
on celebration, gratitude, and blessing
Stacking Logs 06.09.2025
Thoughts on the Fall
BachTalk: Episode 1 01.09.2025
Cantata 29, plus an introduction
BachTalk: Episode 1 01.09.2025 29:51
September 1, 2025 Welcome to the BachTalk Podcast! In this first episode, host Carlton Monroe chats with Bach Ensemble Resident Scholar Adam Shoaff about Cantata 29, the first work featured in the 2025-2026 season of Vespers services. Look for more episodes in the coming weeks! Links: BWV 29, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society BWV 29, on the Bach Cantatas Website Annotated Translation from...
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