Nimbus Podcast

6. Ravel Trois poèmes de Mallarmé III. Surgi de la croupe et du bond by Nimbus Records

5. Ravel Trois poèmes de Mallarmé II. Placet futile by Nimbus Records

23. Satie Trois poèmes d'amour III. Ta parure est secrète by Nimbus Records

1. Caplet En regardant ces belles fleurs by Nimbus Records

18. Debussy Trois poèmes de Mallarmé I. Soupir by Nimbus Records

17. Chaminade Je voudrais être une fleur by Nimbus Records

20. Debussy Trois poèmes de Mallarmé III. Eventail by Nimbus Records

This month, pianist and professor Mark Anderson joins us to discuss his championing of a forgotten composer, the value of improvisation and favourite Lewis Carroll characters. New Releases: https://www.wyastone.co.uk/new_releases/ Twitter: http://bit.ly/2sPepn2 Instagram: http://bit.ly/2kVmanU Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2NXv6pk

This month, we went to Cardiff to talk to arranger, composer and compendium of musical knowledge Kenneth Woods. Discussion includes why composers find refuge in the US, how to approach the forgotten greats, and the point at which discords in classical music become too much to handle. Kenneth Woods' Projects: http://bit.ly/2MVrIuT http://bit.ly/2KRxkW5 Nimbus Twitter: bit.ly/2E3wL9d Nimbus Instagra...

This month on the Nimbus Podcast, we gain an exclusive insight into the relationship between composer and performer. Composer Laurence Crane and John Snijders talk to each other about meeting for the first time, how Laurence's compositions have changed over time and upcoming plans together. ALBUM: https://www.wyastone.co.uk/laurence-crane-6-trios-2-solos-and-1-quintet.html NOTE: The playlist does...

In this organ special of the Nimbus Podcast, we sit down to talk to David Ponsford about how he dug into the past of french organ music, dealing with lightening striking his organ and duels between composers in the past. For a special selection of songs curated by David from his albums, click the playlist below: https://spoti.fi/2rpGceb

This month we are joined by world renowned pianist Vladimir Feltsman and discuss the relative merits of pianos and harpsichords when playing Bach, Vladimir's admiration of John Cage and whether or not music improves a wedding. Full playlist of tracks are below. Nimbus Records Twitter: bit.ly/2E3wL9d Facebook: bit.ly/2DE89a8 ---- Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2GFn0Tm J.S. Bach: Works for Harpsichord V...

This month we are joined by award-winning composer Richard Blackford, discussing the difficulties of setting Shakespeare to song, writing for individual performers, and composers' impulses to destroy their work. Nimbus Records Twitter: http://bit.ly/2E3wL9d Facebook: http://bit.ly/2DE89a8 --- The Songs of Roger Quilter - http://bit.ly/2H4pyG8 Schubert: Orchestral Favourites Vol. 15 - http://bit.ly...

This episode of the Nimbus Podcast features Nimbus Records, Artistic Director Adrian Farmer, Digital Marketing Coordinator Oliver Jones and the incredible pianist Martin Jones, discussing the difficulties of piano duets, the kindness of strangers in remote French villages and if Beethoven stole. Twitter: http://bit.ly/2E3wL9d Facebook: http://bit.ly/2DE89a8 --- French Organ Music Volume 6 - Jacque...

The Nimbus Podcast is an auditory unpacking of this month's releases, recorded in the kitchen here at Nimbus Records. This episode features pianists Simon Callaghan and Hiro Takenouchi, discussing Japanese children's songs, the intangible chemistry of ensemble music and if opera should ever be translated. Twitter: https://twitter.com/NimbusRecords Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NimbusRecords/...