Vahagn Khachaturian
Trading Fours
Presented by SoulPatch Music Productions, Trading Fours is a podcast featuring interviews with two guest musicians. Each guest presents four musical selections to the other in a “blindfold test” format. Here are the four rules of Trading Fours: 1. Two artists select four tracks each to share with each other. 2. At least one of the tracks must be composed, performed, produced, or arranged by the selecting artist. 3. The artists will have no prior knowledge of each others' selections. 4. The podcast will conclude with two artists trading fours on a blues of their choice.
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Vahagn Khachaturian
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Latest episode
Aug 14, 2025
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Episodes
Trading Fours Full Interview + Blindfold Test: Kerry Politzer and George Colligan 14.08.2025 1:44:01
What happens when two critically acclaimed jazz musicians—frequent collaborators and spouses—Kerry Politzer and George Colligan challenge each other in a blindfold test? The results are surprising, sometimes amusing, and always fascinating! How many tunes will they guess correctly? Preceded by an interview, Kerry and George discuss their beginnings in music, classical training vs self-taught, work...
Trading Fours Blindfold Test: George Colligan and Kerry Politzer 14.08.2025 49:49
What happens when two critically acclaimed jazz musicians—frequent collaborators and spouses—Kerry Politzer and George Colligan challenge each other in a blindfold test? The results are surprising, sometimes amusing, and always fascinating! How many tunes will they guess correctly?🎧 Watch this episode of Trading Fours to find out—and don’t forget to subscribe for more conversations and performanc...
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