Christina Parcastle
Songwright: A "making-of" Music Podcast
Podcast by Christina Parcastle
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Episodes
How is it possible? 06.06.2024 4:14
A sweet and hopeful love song
For Better or For Worse 29.08.2023 2:47
Written for wedding of dearly beloveds preparing to begin a period of long-distance love
Forever Starts Now (The Earth And The Flowers) 20.05.2022 3:06
Written for my friends on their wedding day.
Missing Christmas 23.12.2020 3:15
A COVID Christmas Carol
Episode 3: Imitation and Iteration 05.07.2017 27:21
What separates music...from sound? We do. Let's explore the individuals who wright songs from thin air. In our third episode we feature Paul Lindley II in Columbia, SC. Paul is an elementary music teacher, an avid musical theatre actor and director, and also my brother-in-law. I appreciate your understanding for the lower-than-average recording quality and an out-of-tune piano - such are the strug...
Episode 2: A Carpenter of Sound 05.04.2017 43:15
What separates music...from sound? We do. Let's explore the individuals who wright songs from thin air. In our second episode we feature Austin-based Keenan Barrett. Keenan wrote more music than I did in our first episode, and performed it better. Show-off! We always appreciate your feedback. Get in touch in a comment if you'd like to be featured in a future episode - amateur or pro! Thanks for li...
Episode 1: The Humanity of Song 15.01.2017 23:46
What separates music...from sound? We do. Let's explore the individuals who wright songs from thin air. In this first episode we take just 23 minutes to explore the narrator's own process. Over time we will explore other unique songwriters and add complexity. Thanks for listening!
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